A retrospective exhibition featuring 50 works from three distinctive phases of noted Troy sculptor Larry Kagan’s career: the 1970s cast acrylic sculptures that reflect and refract light the found steel works from the 1980s and 90s that play with texture, pattern and shape and more recently, the shadow pieces that rely on strategically positioned steel rods to sculpt light. The Sculpture of Larry Kagan Albany Institute of History and Art Shape and Shadow: The Sculpture of Larry Kagan Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany. Opens Saturday, January 19 with an in-gallery performance by the artist at 4pm. A solo exhibition in which Rafe Esparza continues his investigation of the labor-intensive process of hand-making adobe bricks by creating a new space out of adobe, while also returning to his practice as a painter.
Self Portrait: Catching Feelings (Ecstatic) MASS MoCA Rafa Esparza: Staring at the Sun MASS MoCA, North Adams. Rafa Esparza: Detail of New American Landscapes. Opening reception: Saturday, January 12, 2-4pm. Also on display: InConstruction: Hariri & Hariri that examines their modular, folding habitation pods. A speculative look at designing for the afterlife in all its potential architectural and design forms as well as new ways of marking our exit featuring contributions from AD-WO, Studio Ames, ANAH, BEAU Architects, Richard Ceccanti Aston, Bade Stageberg Cox, Roderick Cruz, JeongChoi Works, KONYK ARCHITECTURE, Giann Matias, Aleksandr Mergold, Michaela Metcalfe, Yongwoo Park, Jason Vigneri-Beane and Lebbeus Woods. Konyk Architecture, Remember Me: 15 Seconds of Forever Art Omi EXIT Architecture: Speculations for the Hereafter and InConstruction Art Omi, Ghent. Tom Slaughter’s drawings, paintings and cut-paper illustrations examine objects and scenes from the artist’s life in New York and coastal Long Island. Tom Slaughter: Untitled (Blue Windows) MASS MoCA Tom Slaughter: Icon Alphabet MASS MoCA, North Adams. Opening reception: Saturday January 12, 5-7pm. Richards (1921 – 2007), juxtaposing Richard’s photorealistic depictions of steam locomotives and industrial machinery with the dramatically hued Hudson Valley and South American landscapes by Sullivan. A two person show featuring paintings by Bill Sullivan (1942 – 2010) and Joseph E. Richards: DRH Johnson 16 Caffe Haddad Gallery Great Estates Carrie Haddad Gallery, Hudson. (Through April 14)īill Sullivan: Weehawken, Milonga and Joseph E. An exhibition that examines the massive advertisements displayed in New York’s Grand Central Station, offering insight into America and the histories of advertising, photography and technology. Jim Pond: Family in convertible somewhere in Texas The Hyde Collection Colorama The Hyde Collection, Glens Falls.
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