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Rosy Keyser via Peter Blum Gallery
From February 28 until April 19, Peter Blum gallery presents the exhibition of Rosy Keyser’s “Rivers Burn and Run Backward.” This is Rosy Keyser’s first solo exhibition in New York.
Rosy Keyser Review [New York Sun]
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Rosy Keyser at Peter Blum Gallery [Artnet]
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Peter Blum gallery [Peter Blum website]
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The exhibition is composed of a group of paintings and a selection of works on paper. Keyser, a Cornell Fine Arts graduate, references pop culture, spiritual narratives and historical art concepts such as “visionary painting†and “assemblage.” Keyser’s paintings typically show a cause and an effect, and the concept that the natural world is instable and impermanent. The artist was born in 1974 in Baltimore, MD and lives and works in Brooklyn, New York .
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Clark pops in for final. here new zealand map
The Herald on Sunday (Auckland, New Zealand) October 23, 2011 THERE’S NO place like home _ especially when home is hosting an All Blacks’ Rugby World Cup final.
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark stepped off a plane just in time to catch the game and flies out again on Tuesday.
Clark, who is now based in New York, looked fresh and relaxed despite travelling from Mongolia, where she was on official duties as head of the United Nations development programme. She has tickets to the match, which is just a short walk from her Mt Eden house.
“I’m looking forward to the game. I hope to catch up with friends and family while I’m here.” Sonja Shine and her fiance Glenn Critchley, who now live in Singapore, took two days off work and jumped on a 10-hour flight, just so they could experience the atmosphere in Auckland today. Shine’s brother Mark, 23, flew in from Melbourne to join them _ bearing a brand new New Zealand map tattoo to further show the pride he felt for his home country. this web site new zealand map
Schoolteacher Sonja, 30, said they booked the flights months ago in the hope that the All Blacks would get through.
“We were really nervous watching the quarter final and the semi, but were so glad we did it now.” The couple plan to watch the game from a bar in Auckland’s Viaduct.
Mum Kerry Shine said she thought her children were crazy to come such a long way.
“They don’t even have tickets. They just want to be here to soak up the atmosphere,” she said.
But for Sonja and Greg, it was the only thing to do: “There’s no place we’d want to be except here.” Former Japanese Prime Minister and Japanese Rugby Union president Yoshiro Mori also arrived yesterday. Mori will no doubt be taking notes in preparation for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, to be held in Japan.
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