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Kim Keever at KINZ TILLOU + FEIGEN .wmv James Kalm stumbles into a unique display of photographic invention with this exhibition of Kim Keevers recent work. Using an original technique of building and photographing underwater dioramas, Keever is able to create fantasy scenes that capture all the mood and mystery of the Romantic landscape painters most specifically the Hudson River School. Combining the photos with his original music and video, Keever engulfs the viewer in a personal world of faux-natural beauty exploiting the audiences desire for a return to a perfect, allbeit synthetic, world. Featuring an interview and a studio visit with artist Kim Keever. Tags: James Kalm Kim Keever Kinz Tillou Feigen art gallery opening painting photography Hudson River School drawing landscape Chelsea Modern New York

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Maureen Cavanaugh Stay With Me at 31 GRAND.wmv James Kalm is pleased to introduce viewers to the work of Maureen Cavanaugh. It became apparent after discovering the work at her New York debut in 2005 that Cavanaugh is forging a unique vision that relates to Post-Feminist Art while maintaining its essential unself-conscious simplicity and directness. Depicting quotidian subjects like friends, dogs and domestic still lives, there is also an attraction to the glamorous and fashionably seductive that brings an edge of the erotic to many pictures. Featuring an interview with Maureen Cavanaugh, and her mother, Kate Cavanaugh. Tags: James Kalm Maureen Cavanaugh 31 Grand Feminist art Post-feminist painting drawing sculpture erotic fashion Lower East Side Gallery opening Chick Modern New York

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Jasper Johns An Allegory of Painting,1955-1965 James Kalm reports on Jasper Johns An Allegory of Painting, 1955-1965 at the National Gallery of Art. In this exclusive report Kalm brings you footage of this exhibition by America's greatest living painter. Tags: jameskalm kalm painting Johns Jasperjohns art gallery Washington WashingtonDC

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Critical Mass and Graffiti Research Lab's Boom Bike James Kalm captures video of Graffiti Research Lab's Boom Bike being dragged across the Williamsburg Bridge for a Critical Mass Bike rally. Tags: Bike rally jameskalm graffiti criticalmass Williamsburg Brooklyn bridge protest

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Motivation and the Future of the World The Development of motivation and the future of the world Tis is a shot video i made depicting the current state of humanity. Waiting is our current state. Waiting waiting waiting for something to motivate us, to essentially do it for us. We are not standing up we are not living we are waiting we are not directive but submisive and we will wait until its too late. Until the end of existence. Lazyness is a common excuse used by many in this world. For discussion on the future of the world join the forums at www.desteni.co.za jameskalm Tags: Motivation. future world space time evolution of man armageddon jameskalm desteni

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Melissa Pokorny there/there opening at Front Room Gallery James Kalm drops in for Melissa Pokorny's "there/there" opening at Front Room Gallery Williamsburg. Multiple views of these sculptural assemblages and an extended interview fearuting Melissa Pokorny discussing her theories and materials. Tags: jameskalm Kalm art gallery Pokorny Frontroom sculpture Williamsburg assamblage

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Albert Pinkum Ryder at the National Protrait Gallery James Kalm reports on the new installation of paintings by Albert Pinkum Ryder at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC. After a six year hiatus, the greatest collection of Ryder paintings under one roof is finally reopened to the public. Featuring over a dozen paintings with commentary by "the guy on the bike". Tags: jameskalm kalm painting paintings Albert Pinkum Ryder Portrait Gallery art masterpiece

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Jason Glasser Graphic Fuzz opening at Parker's Box James Kalm reports on Jason Glasser's "Graphic Fuzz" opening at Parker's Box, with Alun Williams and Jason Glasser interviews. Tags: jameskalm Kalm painting paintings art gallery Parkersbox Glasser JasonGlasser Williamsburg

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Gregory Amenoff "Facing North" at the Alexandre Gallery James Kalm tours Gregory Amenoff's "Facing North" at the Alexandre Gallery. This exhibition displays Aminoff's influential status as a leading expressionist landscape painter, with abstract implications, and a masterly painting technique. Tags: jameskalm Kalm Amenoff painting paintings landscape art gallery

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Arman: Accumulation of Friends, at the French Institute James Kalm reports on the American debut of Arman: Accumulation of Friends, at the French Institute (Aliance Française), curated by Gabrielle Bryers. This exhibition features intimate portraits taken by this renowned artist during the 1960s and 1970s, including photos of Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, Marcel Duchamp, Jasper Johns et al. Featuring Gabrielle Bryers discussing her curation of the exhibit. Tags: jameskalm Arman photography exhibition Artists art France French Bryers

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Cy Twombly "Blooming" at GAGOSIAN GALLERY James Kalm once again goes undercover to bring viewers unauthorized video of Cy Twombly's latest exhibition of paintings, "Blooming: A Scattering of Blossoms and Other Things". With this collection of recent paintings Twombly has encouraged his most lyrical expressions. With a poetic sense influenced by the elegant simplicity of haiku, these pieces have a reduced color spectrum and a basic repeated form manifest as bursts of blooming blossoms. Despite having lived in Europe for the last fifty years, Twombly still holds a major place in postwar American painting. These works bare witness to his continuing vigor as a major influence among young artists. Tags: James Kalm Cy Twombly Gagosian Gallery Chelsea opening fine art painting sculpture Abstract Expressionism Color Field ab

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Philip Pearlstein "New Paintings" at Betty Cuningham Gallery James Kalm reports from Philip Pearlstein's "New Paintings" exhibition at Betty Cuningham Gallery. Featuring Philip Pearlstein, Alex Katz, Wolf Kahn, Irving Sandler, Phong Bui and others. Tags: Pealstein paintings Cuningham Gallery figurative nudes Chelsea art opening

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Francesco Clemente "Social Portraits" at MARY BOONE GALLERY James Kalm takes a brisk walk through a collection of recent portrait paintings by Francesco Clemente. Having embraced his position as the court portraitist to New York's social elite, Clemente brings a sense of irony and a dash of satire to his elegantly naive depictions of the rich and famous. Tags: kalm Clemente Boone Chelsea Art Painting portrait society

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Kara Walker at the WHITNEY MUSEUM Part I James Kalm is pleased to bring viewers the first museum retrospective of Kara Walker. This exhibition represents over fourteen years of work by this controversial artist. Known for her sexually charged images of Black stereotypes and an extravagant interpretation of slavery in the antebellum South, Walker's tableaus push many of society's hot buttons with her black and white focus on taboo subjects. At heart her work shows an exquisite draftsmanship and inventive use of positive and negative space, both visually and philosophically. Featuring comments by Jerry Saltz and Walter Robinson. Tags: James Kalm Kara Walker Whitney Museum Jerry Saltz Walter Robinson painting drawing collage sexual imagery African Americ

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Mark Rothko's Seagram Murals at the NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART James Kalm reports on the exhibition of Mark Rothko's Seagram Murals that were on display at the NATIONAL GALLERY as a prelude to the celebrations of the "Washington Color School". As a founder of the Abstract Expressionists Rothko, Still and Newman were designated by Clement Greenberg as "Color Field" painters, an historical segue from the Ab-Exers to Post Painterly abstraction. Rothko is perhaps the quintessential "Color Field" painter. Tags: James Kalm Mark Rothko National Gallery of Art painting drawing Color Field Washington School Abstract Expressionism

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Jeff Koons On The Roof at the METROPOLITAN MUSEUM James Kalm is invited back to the Metropolitan Museum to document this sculptural exhibition by one of America's most recognized artists. Jeff Koons is honored with the placement of three of his highly polished stainless steel works from the "Celebration" series, "Balloon Dog Yellow", "Sacred Heart (Red/Gold)" and "Coloring Book". Jeff Koon also responds to a provocative question from Kalm regarding the art market. Tags: James Kalm Jeff Koons Metropolitan Museum Art New York sculpture painting stainless steel gallery opening Modern contemp

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Damien Hirst "School" at LEAVER HOUSE James Kalm challenges holiday traffic and peddles to midtown for this report on Damien Hirst's "School: The Archaeology of Lost Desires, Comprehending Infinity, and the Search for Knowledge". As one of today's most recognized artists, this 10 million dollar installation represents one of the grandest projects completed by Hirst. Rife with art historical references this work is one of the largest indoor art installations in New York History. Tags: James Kalm Damien Hirst Lever House Francis Bacon Sculpture drawing modern art contemporary New York

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Open Studios at the SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS Summer 2007 James Kalm ventures to the East Chelsea campus for a visit to SVA's open studios celebrations. Recently in the art press there have been a flourish of stories regarding the poaching of grad students by galleries collectors and curators. In a whimsical challenge, James Kalm enlists participants in the residency program to pitch their artworks as if they are facing Charles Saatchi, with a time limit of 30 seconds. Appearances by Gabriel Serpa, Jenifer McGregor, William Kimmerle, Mary Murphy, Daniel Kayne, Kate Meilich, Chris Pierro, Celeste Rapone, Gabriel Shuldiner and others. Special guest appearance by David Gibson Tags: James Kalm School of Visual Arts painting sculpture drawing art student studio Daniel Kayne Celeste Rapone David Gibson

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Tim Hawkinson "How Man Is Knit" at PACEWILDENSTEIN James Kalm pedals to Chelsea to view Tim Hawkinson's "How Man Is Knit" exhibition. As one of the art world's most prolific and intriguing artists, this selection of recent work displays Hawkinson's whimsically grotesque take on man's relation to the world. With a combination of Rube Goldbergesque machines and a design sense that evolves like a fungus, this work has placed Hawkinson at the crux of critical attention. Tags: kalm Hawkinson art Dada sculpture collage Chelsea opening

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Robert Crumb at DAVID ZWIRNER Gallery James Kalm slips in for a viewing of drawings by America's God-Father of underground comics Robert Crumb. This exhibition documents recent illustrations used in publications like Hup Magazine, Mystic Funnies, and American Splendor, as well as Crumb's masterful portraits and figure studies. Though known for his caustic, some times outrageous wit, the strength of his draftsmanship is apparent, and this show confirms that his status as an "American Master" is well deserved. Tags: James Kalm Robert Crumb underground comics drawing art erotic Zwirner modern contemporary painting comix

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Lynda Benglis, Louise Bourgeois CIRCA 70 at CHEIM & READ James Kalm sneaks in at the end of the opening for this historical show. Between them, Bourgeois and Benglis encompass the foundations of modern Feminist sculpture. Each derives a unique yet shared sense of form from rich sources that include the erotic, the phallic, and the organic. Bourgeois received her initial attention for work that was a personal response to Surrealism and has at the age of 96, become an example of artistic perseverance. Benglis was a founding member of Feminist Art, who nevertheless challenged its tenants and provoked controversy that raised consciousness concerning feminine issues. Tags: James Kalm Louise Bourgeois Lynda Benglis art opening Chelsea Feminist sculpture Cheim Read Modern Contempory New York

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Richard Prince "Spiritual America" at the GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM James Kalm is pleases to bring viewers exclusive unauthorized footage of this major exhibition. Richard Prince's style is one of the most recognizable in contemporary art. Since the late seventies, with his series of appropriated advertising photos, most notably the "Marlborough Man" images, Prince has used his particular perspective to critique American culture. Much of the resonance of the work comes from his recycling and redevelopment of previous motifs repeated, like his bawdy joke lines, until they become self-referentially antonymous. Opening statements by Thomas Krens and Nancy Spector. Tags: James Kalm Richard Prince Thomas Krens Nancy Spector Guggenheim Museum photography sculpture painting appropriation art

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Luc Tuymans Forever at DAVID ZWIRNER James Kalm slips in for a Thursday night opening of the renowned Belgian painters Luc Tuymans. With this latest group of works, Tuymans is exploring the corporate myth that is Disney and its concomitant cultural hegemony. With his low-keyed color, wane execution, and focus of obscure tangential subjects, Tuymans presents a vision apparently numbed by an overstimulation of visual saturation. These paintings track "the transformation of entertainment into ideology" in which "an uneasy sense of nostalgia pervades." Tags: James Kalm Luc Tuymans David Zwirner Belgian painter drawings Disney Post Modern Chelsea gallery opening New York

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Chris Martin Studio Visit Part I James Kalm is privileged to bring viewers along for an exclusive studio visit with one of New York's most up-and-coming painters. Chris Martin is one of a small cadre of avant painters who have coalesced around the Williamsburg neighborhood. After decades of consistent work, collectors and critics are responding with great anticipation of his show at Mitchell Inness & Nash. In this extended interview, Martin discusses his interest "Outsider Art" the eccentric materials he uses, and some of his basic artistic philosophy. Tags: James Kalm Chris Martin Mitchell Inness Nash Thornton Dial Outsider Art painting Abstract Expressionism Al Held

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Frank Stella at the METROPOLITAN MUSEUM James Kalm bikes uptown to view Frank Stella "On the Roof" and Frank Stella: Painting into Architecture, at the Metropolitan Museum. With a career spanning nearly fifty years in the New York art scene, Frank Stella is finally honored with a double show of recent and historic examples of his work at the Metropolitan Museum. An exclusive interview with the artist is featured and a cameo appearance by Walter Robinson Tags: kalm Stella Frankstella painting art architecture Metropolitan Museum

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