Seamless Portraits: Barbara Bloom at David Lewis
In her wry "Stand-Ins," Barbara Bloom homes in on details of possessions and found images to capture the lives of artists, writers, and cultural luminaries.
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Riddles for Minds and Bodies
There is something ardent about Barbara Bloom's fascination with the lives behind her found images and objects.
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Beg, Borrow, Steal: With Several Exhibitions Involving Appropriation, New York Has a Second ‘Pictures’ Moment
On Louise Lawler, Dara Birnbaum, Robert Longo, Rachel Harrison, Barbara Bloom, Leslie Hewitt, Marlon Mullen, Jef Geys, Tabor Robak, Sara Cwynar
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Photo Play: The Story of the Pictures Generation
Arriving in New York from Los Angeles, Buffalo and beyond, several loosely affiliated cohorts met and mingled with artists native to the city, traded ideas, shared allegiances and became a "generati…
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David Lewis Gallery Now Represents Barbara Bloom
David Lewis Gallery in New York announced today that it now represents Barbara Bloom. The gallery has slated its first exhibition with the artist for May 2017. Having worked since the…
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Habitat: Obsessions—A Look at Barbara Bloom’s Collection of Braille Objects
Habitat: Obsessions is a ten-part series of visits to the surprising non-art collections of art-world professionals. Artist Barbara Bloom became interested in Braille because, in her…
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Habitat: Obsessions—Artists, Curators, and Dealers Share Their Unusual Collections
While this issue of ARTnews focuses on today’s prominent art collectors, the urge to amass objects—both valuable and not—is nearly as old as mankind. The ancient Greeks and Romans collected…
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Coordinates: Martos Gallery’s Summer Group Show on the North Fork
Most of the Long Island homes that sport expansive lawns dotted with sculpture and interiors packed with auction-worthy objects are the private property of the mega-rich. Most of them are in the Hampt…
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The Artists Presents
The artist is absent in the work of Barbara Bloom, but emerges periodically facilitated by potential for exchange offered by the art object. In her exhibition of sculpture currently at Tracy Williams…
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