Friday, May 1, 2009
Morbid Anatomy Cabinet Exhibition and Opening, May 9th, Barrister's Gallery, New Orleans
I would like to cordially invite all MA readers to "The Morbid Anatomy Cabinet or Gallery as Wunderkammer" exhibition, which opens with a reception next Saturday night, May 9th, at Barrister's Gallery in New Orleans. The show will feature photographs from my ongoing series documenting extraordinary privately-held collections; these photos will be situated within an extraordinary collection of its own--a cabinet-style installation of artworks curated along the Morbid Anatomy theme, featuring the work of many artists you've read about on this blog. The opening party is sure to be a good time, and will run from 6-9 PM. Hope you can make it! Click on invitation above to view at full size and find out more details and many of the artists who will be participating. More, I am told, to come.
Also, special thanks to Naoe Suzuki for allowing me to use her lovely “Skeleton drawing of Ritta-Christina”--which will be featured in the exhibition--for the invitation, and also to all of the other artists who sent in their work and private collectors who opened their homes and offices to me.
More information on the Barrister's Gallery website, here.
Labels:
art,
collections,
Contemporary art,
exhibition,
photography,
spectacle
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Thanks! You have an awesome blog.
Congratulations in advance to what I am sure will be a splendid exhibition. I read your blog regularly and appreciate your effort to fill it with interesting and thought provocing content. Keep up the good work!
good morning, I' m paola, from Italy
Morbid Anatomy is very very interesting discovery.
paola
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