Art Rock - contemporary art at Rockefeller Center

  • Posted on
  • by
  • in

Yeah for Clementine Gallery! After being rejected by The Armory Show, they took matters into their own hands and ended up with a contemporary show at the Rockefeller Center Plaza called Art Rock. It started today, and runs through March 14. Some snapshots:

rob_fischer_glass_house.jpg

Rob Fischer's glass & metal house (Mary Goldman Gallery)


artrock_lounge.jpg

Example of lounges at either end, designed by Todd Oldham. Note the more attractive use of orange than we got from The Gates.


ivan_navarro_artrock.jpg

Ivan Navarro (Roebling Hall)


white_flags_rock.jpg

Neutral white flags put up by Tishman Speyer (owners of Rockefeller Center) for the duration of Art Rock


taylor_artrock.jpg

Taylor McKimens has a wonderful paper house installation. It was impossible to photograph, at least for me, so I'm showing you a detail of his little grass edge in the room. His installation is outstanding.

Also, the Richard Aldrich show presented by Oliver Kamm/5BE is really good. I just couldn't get a good photo, otherwise I would have one here as well. The same goes for the excellent photography of South African Trevor Appleson presented by the London-based Hales Gallery.

--

We can relate to being rejected by the Armory Show. Scope gave us a press invite, but we were cc-ed on a mass rejection letter with grammatical problems from an Armory press person. I guess bloggers don't count, when they can reserve space for magazines that will print articles a couple of months after the Armory Show is over.