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Steciw/de Joode
Exhibition documentation of
‘Open for Business’
Steciw / de Joode
Open for Business was a one day event in which Kate Steciw and Rachel de Joode debuted a collaborative project for the first time in real space. The artists were in residence at STADIUM during regular business hours for one day only. The exhibition featured both the labor of the artists (in the form of streaming video documentation of the artists at work) and the fruits of that labor (in the form of physical objects and interventions resultant of that work).
Steciw / de Joode was born in 2012. Finding common ground in their interest in photography as a generative practice the artists began exchanging images and ideas via social media as proposed ingredients for future collaborative sculptural and installation based works. This ongoing collaboration investigates issues of ownership and authorship, materiality as it is experienced in networked culture and the mutable nature of both image and information over time and space.
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STADIUM
548 W. 28th St. (636)
New York, NY 10001
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Documentation of solo show The Hole And The Lump.
February 16 - March 17, 2013 @ Interstate Projects
Upcoming exhibition - The Hole And The Lump
Exhibition - The Hole and the Lump - http://eepurl.com/uVu5D
Title: Getting Wet
Material: documented sculpture of clay, rock, pigment and foam
Year: 2013
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Title: Getting Wet
Material: documented sculpture of clay, rock, pigment and foam
Year: 2013
check also: http://12-52.net/
De Joode & Kamutzki Winter 2013 Auction on Sunday, January 27th!
Berlin location: Karl-Marx-Allee 78, 10243 Berlin
New York City location:Stadium Gallery, 548 W. 28th Street, Suite 636, New York, NY.
Why two locations? Because we will provide live-stream video and remote bidding to serve as a portal between our Berlin location and our New York City satellite location @Stadium Gallery in the Chelsea gallery district. The event will start at 12.00 (noon) NYC time / 18.00 Berlin time.
Please register soon to reserve your spot: register@dejoodeandkamutzki.com. You may also try to come spontaneously (unregistered), but admission is limited to the number of available seats. If you would like to take part in the action and bid, you will need to receive a bidder’s number first. This number will be provided at the Berlin or New York City auction locations on the day of the event - please do not forget to bring your ID!
If you wish to buy something, but you can not attend, no problem! It is possible to make a pre-bid. Please contact us for more details: kamutzki@dejoodeandkamutzki.com
In this edition, we will feature works by a select group of rising international art stars including Cécile B. Evans, Iris Touliatou, Jennifer Chan, Letha Wilson, Shana Moulton, Parker Ito, Jared Gradinger & Angela Schubot, Landon Metz, Tracey Moffatt…and many more!
You can view the artists and artworks online on our website: dejoodeandkamutzki.com
“Corner In Space”
A sculpture of a rotating and moving (life-size) gallery corner.
This work is made out of Styrofoam and has 3 large-size printed images of a
real corner mounted on them, These prints cover the entire inside of the structure
of the corner sculpture. Underneath the structure is a robot that makes the
piece move through the gallery space.
The corner itself is a symbol of space. The corner (three lines) is the mathematical
model for representing three-dimensional space (- the Cartesian
coordinate system). By building this corner, I created space as a thing, as an
object; an object, which moves through the space itself.
Material: prints on vinyl, styrofoam, robot
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“3 Dimensional Drawing Of A Real Arm Holding A Cigarette Ash Noodle”
Description:
An ash-swirl held up in the air by a papier-mâché arm. This sculpture is based
on an automatic drawing, a scribble turned into 3-dimensions.
Material: papier-mâché, steel, acrylic, paper, pigment, styrofoam, plaster
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“Sculpture In The Space Between Blinds”
Description:
Photo of a small sculpture balancing in between the space of two blinds.
Material: photographic print
“3 Dimensional Drawing Of A Real Arm Holding A Cigarette Ash Noodle”
Description:
An ash-swirl held up in the air by a papier-mâché arm. This sculpture is based
on an automatic drawing, a scribble turned into 3-dimensions.
Material: papier-mâché, steel, acrylic, paper, pigment, styrofoam, plaster
“3 Dimensional Drawing Of A Real Arm Holding A Cigarette Ash Noodle”
Description:
An ash-swirl held up in the air by a papier-mâché arm. This sculpture is based
on an automatic drawing, a scribble turned into 3-dimensions.
Material: papier-mâché, steel, acrylic, paper, pigment, styrofoam, plaster
“3 Dimensional Drawing Of A Real Arm Holding A Cigarette Ash Noodle”
Description:
An ash-swirl held up in the air by a papier-mâché arm. This sculpture is based
on an automatic drawing, a scribble turned into 3-dimensions.
Material: papier-mâché, steel, acrylic, paper, pigment, styrofoam, plaster