Джема Гордон

@artsy.net> Recently added works Alighiero Boetti Conceptual artist Alighiero e Boetti was associated with the Arte Povera movement. Heavily influenced by his travels to Afghanistan, in his «Mappa» series (1971—92), Boetti directed Afghan craftswomen to embroider maps with geopolitical entities represented by their flags. His 1993 work Alternating 1 to 100 and Vice Versa, a kilim (woven tapestry), similarly recruited others for the design and execution. Boetti was preoccupied with the tension between order and disorder or chance, as seen in his recurring grid structures. Viewing himself as a dual being, he introduced the «e» (meaning «and») into his name to signify a twinned nature.

@artsy.net> Art Why Ancient Greek Sculptures Are Not Well-Endowed ● Alexxa Gotthardt

@artsy.net> Artsy Magazine Creativity Some People Can See Sound, or Taste Color. Does It Make Them More Creative? ● Ilana Herzig

@artsy.net> Current shows WATER WATER [wa-ter]: the liquid that descends from the clouds as rain, forms streams, lakes, and seas, and is a major constituent of all living matter. BARTOLOME + CHEY Jan 2nd — Apr 6th Brooklyn, 231 Norman Avenue Suite 309

@artsy.net> Current shows Urban Restoration «My work dignifies the evolution of everyday, underrepresented people and places within the urban landscape. I seek to both highlight and preserve the soul of the city through the lens of inner-city, hip-hop culture, and urban iconography. The rhythmic gesture and movement within RICHARD BEAVERS GALLERY Dec 16th, 2017 — Jan 28th, 2018 Brooklyn, 408 Marcus Garvey Blvd

@artsy.net> Current shows Julie Schenkelberg: Reliquary ASYA GEISBERG GALLERY Jan 11th — Feb 17th New York, 537B West 23rd Street

London Art Fair 2018 London Jan 17th — 21st Exceptional modern and contemporary art from around the world www.artsy.net