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The Mountain

October 5 - Nov 18, 2006

Shin il Kim: Invisible Masterpiece

May 22 - 27, 2006

IL Lee: New Work

May 4 - June 3, 2006

Art Projects International

434 Greenwich Street, Ground Floor
New York, New York, 10013 [view map]

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Richard Tsao, originally from Thailand, lives and

Richard Tsao, originally from Thailand, lives and works in New York. He is known for using a process oriented, labor intensive approach and particular aesthetic of beauty in creating his paintings and works on paper.

Tsao’s “Rectangle” series monotypes of the 1990s (oil on Stonehenge paper, each 10 3/4 x 8 5/8 inches) take full advantage of the possibilities of transferring an oil painting onto paper.

📚In reviewing Tsao's works in @artinamerica (March 1999), Lilly Wei writes: "Although long resident in New York, this Bangkok-born artist continues to be influenced by the lush colorations of Thailand—its vibrant scarlets and greens, torrid pinks, silken blues, imperial purples and yellows. Tsao is a colorist who prefers the frisson of dissonance, a slight shock and clash. At their best, his paintings are formally demanding and rewarding, anchored in perception rather than in theory—as, ultimately, any painting should be. Tsao knows this, as well as something about beauty."📚 #RichardTsaoArt #LillyWei #ArtinAmerica #APIArtistsPublications #arprojectsny

Movement and light are elements often highlighted

Movement and light are elements often highlighted in Mariano Ferrante’s work as seen here in the installation of "Construcción dinámica N 4/10” (2010) at @fundacion_proa, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

"To me, movement is a conceptual issue, not just an optic or retinal game. Both at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and in Fundación PROA (2010), I occupied walls with natural light, and its continuous change causes a constant transformation of colour and rhythm. If colours are constantly modified by the change in light, the work also changes. This is essential.” Mariano Ferrante in conversation with Gabriela Urtiaga in the book 📚Ferrante 2004/2018📚

Image: Construcción dinámica N 4/10, 2010, Fundación PROA, Buenos Aires, Argentina, #MarianoFerrante #FundacionPROA #arprojectsny #APIArtistsinmuseums #APIArtistsPublications

A sneak peek of our fall exhibition of new small w

A sneak peek of our fall exhibition of new small works on canvas by Mariano Ferrante opening September 2020. We are thrilled to present the first exhibition dedicated to Ferrante’s intimate triptychs, diptychs, and single panel paintings on canvas.

As we get ready to welcome you back into our gallery, we’d like to thank everyone for your support during these difficult times. The gallery will re-open Monday, July 6, for private viewings by appointment only. For the month of July, we are pleased to present a rotating selection of key works by gallery artists. Please contact api@artprojects.com or 212-343-2599 to schedule a visit. We look forward to seeing you!

Image: Mariano Ferrante, middle panel of N 22 (triptych), 2019, tempera marker and acrylic on canvas, each: 12 1⁄2 x 12 1⁄2 inches. #marianoferrante #artprojectsny

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Art Projects International
434 Greenwich Street, Ground Floor
New York, New York, 10013 [view map]

212.343.2599
api@artprojects.com