Cynthia-Reeves Presents Exhibitions and Projects for Fall 2010
By: Leslie Fazin Oct. 04, 2010
CYNTHIA-REEVES is pleased to present a series of ancillary exhibitons and projects for the Fall 2010 under the auspicies of the subsidiary, CYNTHIA-REEVES PROJECTS.
OFF-SITE EXHIBITIONS
CYNTHIA-REEVES PROJECTS launches its Fall lineup with Shuli Sade's retrospective exhibition, SHIFTING PERCEPTION: MEDITATION ON TIME AND VELOCITY at Gensler's headquarters in Washington, DC. This comprehensive installation includes wall based installations that investigate our relationship to architecture and urban environments through a fugitive sense of time. Sade choreographs her beautiful photography and video stills into lyrical sequences that communicate a dynamic sense of movement and interaction with iconic examples of our architectural surroundings.
Daniel Kohn's second DATA SETS exhibition travels from the Pfizer headquarters in New York City to their research laboratory in La Jolla, California, in October 2010, where the artist will take part in a panel discussion on the intersection of Art and Science -- Please see the review of the Broad show in the current issue of Art New England.
FABRICATIONS just closed its three-month long run at the Newport Mill in Newport, New Hampshire. The exhibition received stunning reviews in print and online media, and discussions are underway that the show may travel. A third season for a CYNTHIA-REEVES PROJECTS exhibition at the Newport Mill is in store for 2011.
ARTIST ACHIEVEMENTS
CYNTHIA-REEVES also celebrates the recent achievements of artists Beth Galston and Sybille Pasche, whose environmental sculptural works were each awarded public commissions in Boston and Meilen, Zurich respectively.
A public park dedication of Galston's sculptural commission, THE SERPENTINE FENCE, took place on September 20. Pasche's marble sculpture proposal achieved the highest honor in a countrywide competition in Switzerland for large-scale public art, a piece that will be completed next year for installation in Zurich. This award follows a sculpture exhibition at the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness, Orkney.
CYNTHIA-REEVES continues to look for street-level gallery space in Chelsea, New York.
For more information, visit www.cynthia-reeves.com.
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CYNTHIA-REEVES PROJECTS was recently selected as the curator and art advisor for a prominent Fortune 500 company, to build their contemporary art collection. The mandate is to create a collection that reflects the company's dynamic energy message and cutting edge technologies, while emphasizing its support of environmental initiatives. As their curatorial agent, CYNTHIA-REEVES will be commissioning significant sculptural and site-based installations, in addition to select video projects and other kinetic and multi-media artworks. The initial phase of work will continue through the spring of 2011. The collection will be housed on the floors of a LEEDS-certified building, the nationally accepted benchmark for the design and construction of environmentally responsible buildings. Gensler, the renowned international architectural firm, is a collaborating partner with CYNTHIA-REEVES on this project.
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