In this issue, you will find showcased 19 curated sections following our tradition of publishing non-redactional curatorial projects. Among the disciplines/projects that will be explored in this issue: we put the "water" in "watercolor," paper in a deformed fashion, images (potentially) from an Ecuadorian embassy, exquisite benches in re-creation, eyes just eyes, yes drugs, mmmmm paintings, a tale of armor, four decades of amazingness—'50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, more drugs and few other options, colorfulness in various forms, & then more color, '70s crafting meets mid-century architecture, the best notebook, a postcard experiment, more mmmmm with MJ from the Caribbean, soul somehow, big rocks on big paintings, and well, Hermès, and the story of a man with a strange, sad, but groovy legacy... plus two books, a CD, and, oh yeah, a poster. And a dial... Twister style... so total bonus room.
Alexis Rockman, "Bioluminescence"
Géraldine Postel, "The Intimidation of a Blank Page"
David Altmejd, [Untitled]
Francis Cape, "Utopian Benches"
Lisa Kereszi, "The More I Know About Women"
Damien Hirst/Mary Barone, "Blue Monday"
Joshua Abelow, "Fourteen Paintings"
Simon Bill, "How a Man Schall Be Armyed"
Harry Smith/Hayley Richardson, "A Strange Dream"
Olav Westphalen, "A Junkie in the Forest Doing Things the Hard Way"
Dike Blair, "Ash Ferlito, Steve Keister, Bobbie Oliver, Arlene Shechet"
Brian Belott, "Bop the Orb"
Connie Walsh, "Interior Facade"
Michelle Andrade, "The Notebook Drawings"
Lucie Fontaine, "Souvenir of an Exhibition"
Lizzi Bougatsos, "Looking for M.J."
Billy Jacobs/Alex Wolf, "7 Common Mistakes About the End of the World"
Rainer Ganahl, "Hèrmes Marx"
Alix Lambert, "Good-by Fat Larry"
poster #10: The Almighty Playboys, curated by Brandon Johnson
CD #10: Météo by Jeff Rian, curated by Giasco Bertoli
book #9: Far From the Madding Crowd: Perspectives on the Life and Work of Dan Asher by Brandon Johnson
book #10: Family Affair by The Family Schachter
Look for issue #24 at your local bookstore/newsstand, or order direct here.
About
zingmagazine is a New York-based independent contemporary art publication established in 1995 by the artist Devon Dikeou. Featuring rotating curatorial projects by a mix of emerging and established artists, designers, architects, musicians, writers, and more, each curator creates a context of their choosing. Born out of the collaborative spirit, zingmagazine reaches for the crossing point, and it is from this "crossing" that the title is honed. Lack of parameters or limits is the impetus. Behold.
zingmagazine is edited by devon dikeou and published by zing LLC, 83 Grand St., NYC |
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