Article by Devon Caranicas – in Berlin; Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012.
Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, Grayson Cox draws on his printmaking background, two year sojourn in Tokyo and ergonomic design as inspiration for his sculptural and wall hanging work. Most recently, the artist’s solo The Water’s Fine at Gasser & Grunert in New York CIty embodied a more relational aesthetic through his inverted table top installation. Circular spaces of various sizes were removed from an installed wall-to-wall wooden form, forcing viewers to crouch…
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Blog post by Devon Caranicas – in Berlin; Monday, Sept 17, 2012.
American artist Sarah Oppenheimer has created another hallmark structural intervention at PPOW gallery in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood. Titled D-33, this triptych of geometric gaps have been seemingly sliced into the corners of the white walled exhibition space……
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Article by Devon Caranicas – in Berlin; Friday, Mar. 30, 2012.
As Los Angeles’ artistic reputation is shifting into the spotlight, the city remains an anomaly for many. Known for a culture whose biggest export is Hollywood, it’s easy to assume that celebrity and superficiality rule supreme in the west coast capital…
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Blog entry by Devon Caranicas – in Berlin; Tuesday, July 19, 2011.
LEVY Galerie Berlin’s latest show,
Shifting the Everyday is now on view until August 2nd. This dynamic group exhibition spans various mediums to stretch and redefine social, political and artistic norms.
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Article by Devon Caranicas // June 8, 2011
The neighborhood of Tophane has carved itself out as a petite art’s distract within the western side’s new city (complete with it’s own Art Walk Guide boasting a modest 11 destinations). It is in this enclave that I found Ifran…[read on]
