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100 Days 100 Galleries; Day 73: K Contemporary, Denver CO
Carlos Fentanes: Are you really shared a space with another two galleries? Isn’t it hard to coordinate?Are the styles of the gallery different? The gallery didn’t answer. I know, this is a hard week, but it doesn’t hurt to answer a basic question. Yes, K contemporary shared a space with another two galleries in Denver…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 72: Jarmuschek + Partner Gallery, Berlin Germany
Carlos Fentanes: About your show at Position Berlin: What are the advantages and disadvantages of paper artworks? Are they cheaper? Easier to handle? Paper won’t last as much as a painting on canvas or am I wrong?So, what’s your arguments with paper? The gallery didn’t answer. Here we go again, no answer from a German…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 71: Forum Gallery, New York NY
Carlos Fentanes: I see that you mostly show realism. Are New Realism a reaction against AbEx as AbEx was in its moment a reaction against European schools? The gallery didn’t answer. This is a very difficult week, It is the starting of the new season after a long summer vacation, all the galleries are busy…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 69: White Square Gallery, Berlin Germany
Carlos Fentanes: As an Art gallery in Berlin what is better? a sold out show or a show that everybody is talking about? The gallery didn’t answer. This is something I always wonder about my art: do I want to create paintings to sell or for enlightenment. An then I realized that I had no…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 68: Abend Gallery, Denver CO
Carlos Fentanes: Hey, I was not able to visit our website, it says: domain expired. I wanted to look inside your animalia show. Abend Gallery: Sorry about that. The link should be fixed now! Thanks – Connor This is a weird one, I was trying to research information about this gallery to see what things…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 67: Dependance Gallery, Brussels Belgium
Carlos Fentanes: Hello, I’m a Canadian artist and I’m trying to figure out how galleries work in Europe. Here in North America Art galleries are shops and people goes to galleries to buy art, just like buying a TV or a car. But what I’ve realized is that in Europe, Art galleries are like libraries…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 66: BG Gallery, Santa Monica CA
Carlos Fentanes: I love that you show not only the works of art but also your space, that helps a lot in figuring out the scale of work. Your space is really clean and neutral too. Who’s the curator? BG Gallery: Thank you 🙂 the curator can be reached at info@bgartdealings.com That was not exactly…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 65: Thompson Landry Gallery, Toronto ON
Carlos Fentanes Hey I saw your last post and that wall looks terrific. Is it the original wall of an old building? It makes the space cozier. Thompson Landry Gallery: Thank you! The Stone Space is located across the street from the Cooperage Space, the original Thompson Landry Gallery. It’s housed in a beautiful 2700…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 64: Galerie Biesenbach, Cologne Germany
Carlos Fentanes: How inspiring is your show “Small World”, but it’s not small; it’s gigantic but those artists allow us to see it through small windows. How do you coordinate such perfection? The gallery didn’t answer. What? Another German gallery that didn’t answer my message? what’s wrong with Germans? What should I say in order…
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100 days 100 galleries; Day 63: Galerie Bonnard, Nuenen Netherland
Carlos Fentanes: What a wonderful space! I saw your last post and your gallery looks awesome, those grey walls make it so different and elegant. The gallery didn’t answer. OK, I get it, I still don’t understand how the Europeans work, besides that it’s August and most to the business in Europe close during this…
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