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Logan white is exhibiting in The Pleasure Is All Mine group show at Finch and Ada Gallery, NYC.
THE PLEASURE IS ALL MINE
Curated by Elizabeth Barragan and Kathleen Mahoney-Cobb
March 24, 2011 – April 8, 2011
548 W. 28th St., Space A, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10001Opening Reception, Thursday, March 24, from 6-9pm
Emerging Collectors’ Symposium, Wednesday, March 30, 7-9pm
Afternoon with the Artists, Saturday, April 2, 3-5pmFinch & Ada is proud to present its debut curatorial exhibition, The Pleasure is All Mine, composed of thirteen talented artists who express pleasure and happiness through the fine arts. The exhibition opens on Thursday, March 24 at 6pm and features the following artists: Toby Burrows, Bill Durgin, Dolly Faibyshev, C. Finley, Maciek Jasik, Jan von Holleben, Jonathan Levitt, Diane Russo, Aline Smithson, Rachel Styer, Justin Walker, Rachael Warner, Jill Waterman and Logan White.
Happiness, joy, bliss, humor, family, fortune, satisfaction, memory and at times even subversion can be methods and means of achieving pleasure. In The Pleasure is All Mine, we hope to create smiles, lightness, and joy for our viewers. This exhibition was initially conceptualized as a response to the scarcity of contemporary exhibited work dealing with uplifting themes. Pleasure is an important and necessary part of human existence. The pursuit of happiness is both essential and mystifying to us all. Through this exhibition we hope to change the perception of pleasure, as more than the erotic and indulgent, and provide a shared experience that will bring delight to many.
Final Week of Nofound to New Documents group show featuring works of Logan White and Alexander Binder among others.
VIKTOR WYND FINE ART INC.
11 MARE STREET
LONDON E8 4RP
Wednesday to Friday - 12 to 7 pm Saturday - 12 to 8 pm Sunday - 11 to 6 pmNofound to New Documents - A photographic group show curated by Emeric Glayse
Viktor Wynd Fine Art Inc is proud to present Nofound to New Documents, a photographic group show curated by Emeric Glayse creator of Nofound.
Set up in 2007, Nofound (http://nofound.tumblr.com/) is one of the first curatorial blogs dedicated to contemporary photography. Snapshot/Intimate/Personal orientated, Nofound has welcomed the works of more than 70 photographers. “At the beginning, Nofound was just a selection of series I liked, a mix between emerging photographers works and more established ones to have the most contemporary selection as possible.” But Nofound grew, and became exhibitions and books.
For Nofound to New Documents, Emeric has invited all the photographers who contributed to Nofound to show the series they published or will publish on the blog. The photographs will be exhibited in a line, always the same height.
“When I started Nofound, “curated photo blogging” wasn’t so big. It was very difficult to find emerging photography platforms on the Internet. After 2009, this kind of websites exploded, online photography magazines became numerous. The need to show emerging photography on the Internet wasn’t so essential to me any more. So, for me, the question became: how can I make it exist in the real world? How can I make this online curating live in galleries or museums?
Photography got a new life from the internet, it lives everyday because of it. A lot of new photographs that wouldn’t have been seen before have got a platform. But internet has its limits. Something published on Internet usually stays on the internet. When an online project become a book or an exhibition, it develops most frequently into a dated and fossilised Archive. With Nofound to New Documents, I want to make an exhibition that is travelling and evolving and that is very strongly linked with the website created especially for it, a “retrospective” that develops with the blog.”
Nofound to New Documents, title reference to the MoMA exhibition (New Documents, 1967, curated by John Szarkowski) and the gallery project www.newdocumentsgallery.com that Emeric will start in March 2011, is a travelling exhibition that will evolve with time and place. London is its first stop. More info at www.nofoundtonewdocuments.com
Photographers invited to Viktor Wynd Fine Art Inc include: Bjarne Bare, Giasco Bertoli, Linus Bill, Alexander Binder, Emanuele Cardesi, Elinor Carucci, Elena Chernyak, Thobias Fäldt, Todd Fisher, Ryan Foerster, Philippe Gerlach, Ren Hang, Chris Heads, Jerry Hsu, Rasha Kahil, Rikki Kasso, Ana Kras, Nicole Lesser, Yiki Liu, Noël Loozen, Olivia Malone, Valerie Philips, Henry Roy, Roberto Rubalcava, Lina Scheynius, Tema Stauffer, Peter Sutherland, Agnes Thor, Erik Van der Weijde and Logan White.
Nofound /http://nofound.tumblr.com/
New Documents - www.newdocumentsgallery.com
17 December · 20:00 - 23:30
Bodega Gallery253 N. 3rd St.Philadelphia, PA
Logan White is featured in this show along with Drew Gillespie, Matt Berrian, Samantha Gurry, Sienna Cordoba, Colt Hausman, Mikki Olson, Raul Denieves, Relics from the other realms, Justin Samson, Pink House, Howard Kleger,Bobo, Andrew Suggs, Katie Miller, Brent Cowley, Ryan Trecartin, Lizzie Fitch, Jesse Greenberg, April Glaser, Brandon Joyce, Redemption Center, Lindsay Kovnat, Alexandra Gorczynski, Ben Phelan, Jonathan Stevens, South Philly Biennial Multifaceted Female, Slow mo, Brian Belott, Annie Pearlman, Erin Dunn, Nick Payne, PIFAS place the Queue, Lindsey Dickson, Jonathan Santoro, Nettle Fizz, Phil Cote, Lindsey Beebe and Brian Mckelligot.
With performances by
Darren Finizio, Charmaine’s Names , Hott Tubb, athena llewellyn, and miss janneke raaphorst Erin Dunn.
Opening Reception with Logan White
Thursday, December 2, 2010 :: 5-7PM
The Visual Studies Gallery B45
Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo
Curated by Liz Rywelski,
GA to The Visual Studies Gallery, MFA Emerging Practices
Presenting, “Curated By Untitled”,
A ‘zine compiled by Logan White and Liz Rywelski
featuring works in black and white
by students of UB BFA and MFA dept.
Logan White & Sandy Kim
Space 1026 in Philadelphia
Friday Oct 1st from 7-11pm.
There will be art art art and a musical performance by Tough Knuckles
and a dj set by Dj Maggie Lee starting at 9:30 with after parties at
Kung Fu Necktie and Big Rock Candy Mountain.Press -http://www.viceland.com/blogs/en/2010/09/30/sandy-kim-and-logan-white/
Logan White is taking part in K48 Silent Auction
On Tuesday, September 7th, 2010 – K48 will host a special benefit for our 8th edition, Special K48.
A silent auction will be held at Nicelle Beauchene Gallery from 6-9pm.
The event is free and sponsored by Grolsch beer.
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery
21 Orchard Street
(between Canal & Hester) NYC
subway: F train to East Broadway
Below is a preview of Logan’s artwork..
Logan White
“Persona”
Black and White light jet print
11 x 14 inches framed, edition 2 of 6
2010
Starting Bid: $250
NEW ARTIST: Introducing Logan White
We are delighted to introduce Logan White to our representation.
Being inspired by everything from mystical nuances, the female psyche, and the southern gothic, to crumbling wealth, sexuality and death, LA based Logan White body of work ranges from lifestyle and fashion, to more artistic photography.
Her recient clients include Vice Magazine, NYLON Magazine, NYLONguys, Blackpool Magazine, New American Paintings, Macon Magazine, Photographers Forum and she recently shot the Urban Outfitters’ Spring/Summer lookbook 2010.
Logan took part in our PhotoIreland self-portrait exhibition entitled Self which has been extended and is currently ongoing at Indigo and Cloth, Basement 27, South William Street, Dublin 2.
You can view Logan White’s full portfiolio on our website here.
I am delighted to present our first agency exhibition entitled Self for PhotoIreland Festival 2010.
Indigo and Cloth
Basement 27, South William Street, Dublin 2
Dates Friday 2nd July, 7:00 pm - Sunday 11th July, 5:00 pm
An exploration of fragments of memory as voyeuristic observation, conceiving the experience of ‘self’ as a bi-product of mass media dissociation. Creating a ‘memory bank’ through a lens, the artist becomes an observer of their own lives, forging the personal as dissociative media experience.
Group show featuring: Alexander Binder,Sam Falls, Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek, Flora Hanitijo, Orrie King, Skye Parrott, Brea Souders and Logan White.
Friday 2nd July 7pm, Self group show opening reception.
Friday 2nd - Monday 5th July, You Were Here slide show by Skye Parrott.
Monday 5th - Thursday 8th July, a slide show by Sam Falls.
Thursday 8th - Sunday 11th July, Traum slide show by Alexander Binder featuring dark soundscapes by Black Mountain Transmitter.
Friday 9th July 7pm, SHOOT: photography of the moment presentation by Ken Miller
