Interviewing Marsha Wooley and other stuff
I’ll be interviewing Marsha Wooley, whose show I saw last week at the Prince Street Gallery, later today, and will it will appear on ArtNYC sometime later this weekend or early next week. With any luck, maybe SYNTAGMA will feature Marsha Wooley on Celebrity at Work, as my last two artist interviewee’s also got to be on Celebrity.
I also found another site that is a great resource for NYC Art Openings called ARTCARDS.CC It’s interesting to see the information grouped as a “card”, almost something you can print out and carry around as you go to galleries to see art. Here’s what I would have seen last Thursday had it not rained so hard here.
10-August-ThursdayÂ
? Inaugural show at V&A
Mott street, 98Â Metaverse Road Map Pre-Release Party at Eyebeam
W 21 street, 540, 6-9pm ”ART VS. REAL LIFE: Canadian Stories” curated by Katharine at Morgan Lehman Gallery
10 avenue, 317, b/w 28 & 29 streetRyan Humphrey at White Box
W 26 street, 525
 The Metaverse Road Map at Eyebeam and the Art Vs. Real Life: Canadian Stories - both of these I planned to go to but did not make it.
Another resource is called FlavorPill, and while it’s not focused on painting or fine art only (FlavorPill has many other interesting events around NYC) it also gives you upcoming exhibitions, like the Picasso and American Art show at the Whitney later in October.
Anyway, Saturday should also be a busy day for me, hopefully one that I’ll paint some and also party a little at an opening at BrooklynArtistsGym of “Sabrina” - it’s a one night show that’s only happening this Saturday (today actually - but I haven’t gone to bed yet)
“Sabrina (Sabrina Tilikevich) is having a one-night-only opening event showing her most recent work. She is known for her “direct eye and disturbing perspective.” She has been inspired by such artists as Basquiat, Dali, and Malevich. Most of the mediums she uses are acrylic and experimental bases.
She plans for this opening to reflect her style, and is bringing the street fairs of New York City to a Brookyn Gallery. Live music and refreshment will be served.
Saturday, August 19th, from 7 p.m.-11:30 p.m. in the BAG gallery. For more information, you can contact Sabrina at sabrina626x@gmail.com.
I’ll probably have a lot to write about in the next few days - keep tuned.


