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Kyle Bravo, Morgana King, and Mary Early @ The Front
Solo exhibitions by Kyle Bravo, Morgana King, and Mary Early
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- Submitted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 | Last updated: Thu Dec 31, 2009
- Location(s): Orleans
only these New Orleans neighborhoods - St. Claude - Topics(s): Other
- Tag(s): art, drawing, installation
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The Front, an artist run gallery, presents the work of members Morgana King and Kyle Bravo exhibit this month, each with solo shows featuring books, silkscreens, paintings, and installation, with assemblage and drawings by Mary Early from Washington, D.C. Opening reception on Saturday January 9th from 6-10 pm at 4100 St. Claude Avenue in the Bywater. Go to www.nolafront.org for more details.
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The graphically political
The graphically political work of Mounir Fatmi (Morocco) directly addresses the constructed political hierarchies at hand: flags of each of the G8 nations are poised like so many icons of power atop push-brooms, symbolizing the burden placed upon those who bear the ccde brunt of the global decision-making system, and emphasizing its forced semblance of equilibrium. Global power dynamics and the intricate process of enemy construction are likewise made 70-562 legible in the oil paintings of Yevgeniy Fiks (Russia), which point to a forgotten moment in U.S. history when the goals of the American and Soviet propaganda machines coincided; the story turns poignantly on the ironic twist provided during the McCarthy hearings, when artists fulfilling that particular call to patriotism were rewarded by being 70-620 blacklisted. Nationalist propaganda is again repurposed as so much raw material when Joy Garnett (USA) re-invents the candy-coated public relations photographs from the Yangtse Three Gorges Development Corporation website in a series of oil paintings that show the earth itself giving way in the widening gyre of China’s monumental and controversial public works project.