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NEW DEAL.(Marianne Boesky opens new gallery at Chelsea)(Brief article)
Byline: Dodie Kazanjian
Marianne Boesky has built herself
a new gallery in Chelsea, on West Twenty-fourth Street, which happens to be the art world's current power block. In
her case, building didn't mean renovating a former factory or garage, as most other dealers have done, but buying a parking lot, hiring an architect, and putting up a dazzling white brick-and-corrugated-metal structure. "I'm not the newest, youngest kid on the block," says Boesky, who celebrates her gallery's tenth anniversary this month, "and I'm not
Larry [Gagosian] or Barbara [Gladstone]. I'm in that middle ground, but I'm hoping that now we'll get to the next level."
She chose architect Deborah Berke, who made a splash a few years ago with her 111,000-
square-foot space for Yale's School of Art, although she had never designed a commercial gallery before. "This building's relation to the street is a striking expression of the gallery's ...
- Barnaby Furnas at Marianne Boesky.
- Magazine article from: Art in America Humphrey, David January 1, 2007 700+ words
...with volatile forces that burn, puncture, explode and flood. Three jumbo paintings shown in the rear of Marianne Boesky's new gallery are called Red Sea (Parting I, II and IV), 2006, and invoke the Hebrew God's protective wrath with...
- Alexander Ross: Marianne Boesky and David Nolan.
- Magazine article from: Art in America Coggins, David January 1, 2009 700+ words
ALEXANDER ROSS MARIANNE BOESKY AND DAVID NOLAN [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As seen in an exhibition of paintings and collages at Marianne Boesky, and of drawings at David Nolan, Alexander Ross's depictions of mysterious forms create a world that...
- Thomas Flechtner: Marianne Boesky Gallery.
- Magazine article from: Artforum International Wilson, Michael October 1, 2007 700+ words
...On large, bright, frameless light boxes, ethereal close-ups of branches laden with Japanese cherry blossoms bathed Marianne Boesky's front gallery in a whiter shade of pale. Made using long exposures, the stained glass-like Sakura 7, 9 and 11...
- Rachel Feinstein: Marianne Boesky Gallery.
- Magazine article from: Artforum International Burton, Johanna June 22, 2005 700+ words
The announcement for Rachel Feinstein's second solo exhibition at Marianne Boesky Gallery featured neither the artist's trademark brummagem-Baroque sculptures nor her lesser-known paintings. Rather, the...
- Jay Heikes: Marianne Boesky Gallery.
- Magazine article from: Artforum International Stillman, Nick January 1, 2008 700+ words
...photocopies of his own video stills. "Like a Broken Record," Heikes's recent ninth iteration of his parrot joke at Marianne Boesky Gallery (the eighth was on display concurrently at the Institute of Contemporary Art Philadelphia) is so unplugged from...
- Sarah Sze at Marianne Boesky.(installations -art)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Reid, Calvin February 1, 2001 700+ words
Sarah Sze's installations at Marianne Boesky's new Chelsea location were carefully positioned wall-size bursts of sculptural activity that pulled viewers into the gallery...
- Takashi Murakami at Marianne Boesky.(New York)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Mattick, Paul January 1, 2004 700+ words
...venerable logo in his "Superflat" style, produced to accompany Jacobs's clothing line for the company. Gallery-owner Marianne Boesky, in an interview, stressed the art character of the handbags, claiming democratic implications for Murakami's crossing...
- Rachel Feinstein at Marianne Boesky. (New York).(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Valdez, Sarah May 1, 2002 700+ words
...s New York solo debut had to pass beneath the artist's initials, in fancy curlicue script, hanging over the entry of Marianne Boesky's front gallery--an indication, either serious or tongue in cheek, of a precious, Feinstein-controlled domain...