Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the Rule Gallery group show Gone Green.
My thread gives a summary of the background and themes of the show. It then gives pictures of work from the show by Suchira Mattai, Jenny Sharaf, and Joseph Coniff.
A table of contents for my Twitter threads from October 2012 through the present
Showing posts with label Joseph Coniff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joseph Coniff. Show all posts
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
10/9/15 preview for Rule Gallery's Marfa, TX, grand opening
Here is the link to a Twitter thread I did ahead of the opening of Rule Gallery's Marfa, Texas, location in October of 2015.
This thread gives a tiny bit of history on Rule Gallery's history in both Denver, Colorado, and Marfa, Texas. It also gives a tiny bit of info on the artist who gave a solo exhibition for the gallery location's opening, Joseph Coniff.
This thread gives a tiny bit of history on Rule Gallery's history in both Denver, Colorado, and Marfa, Texas. It also gives a tiny bit of info on the artist who gave a solo exhibition for the gallery location's opening, Joseph Coniff.
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
7/11/15 review of Leisure Gallery show Taken from There by Joseph Coniff
Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of Taken from There, a solo exhibition of work by Joseph Coniff, at Denver's Leisure Gallery.
Joseph Coniff's work often explores the tension between perception and reflection in individual and social life. His show Taken from There did this by blowing up old family slide projector photos and then framing them behind glass which had been blurred with a sandblasting process. My Twitter discusses the work and shows a couple (not enough!) photos from the show.
Joseph Coniff also has a website. But unfortunately it seems to be having some issues right now. I will link to it later, if I get a chance.
Joseph Coniff's work often explores the tension between perception and reflection in individual and social life. His show Taken from There did this by blowing up old family slide projector photos and then framing them behind glass which had been blurred with a sandblasting process. My Twitter discusses the work and shows a couple (not enough!) photos from the show.
Joseph Coniff also has a website. But unfortunately it seems to be having some issues right now. I will link to it later, if I get a chance.
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