Showing posts with label Miami Or Bust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miami Or Bust. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Like the Spice Scope Miami Booth D08 2010

Like the Spice Scope Miami Booth D08

30 Nov 2010 - 05 Dec 2010

Scope Miami:

Wynwood Gallery Arts District
3055 North Miami Avenue
Miami, Florida 33127

Like the Spice Gallery will be showing all new works by Allison Edge, Chino Amobi, Eric LoPresti, Jason Bryant, Jason Bard Yarmosky, Jenny Morgan, Nicki Stager, Rachel Beach, Reuben Negrón, Ross Racine, and Treasure Frey.

Click on each artist for Like the Spice Scope Miami inventory.

SCOPE schedule:

FirstView
Tuesday | November 30 | 3pm-9pm
Free for VIPs or $100 donation to benefit The SCOPE Foundation

PressView
Tuesday | November 30 | 3pm-9pm

General Admission Fair Hours
Wednesday | December 1 | 11am-6pm
Thursday-Saturday | December 2-4 | 11am-7pm
Sunday | December 5 | 11am-6pm

Please contact info@likethespicegallery for complimentary tickets to the fair.

Can't wait to see you all in Miami!

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Out of New York part one, Swiss airports and rest-stops vs American airports and rest-stops

While the Like the Spice Crew worked hard to open Marked: A Show Of Figure this week, I started off on an European adventure. I arrived in Florence, Italy on the 8th and I will leave Germany on June 23. Follow this blog to read all about my art and not so art related adventures!

The first leg of my trip began at JFK. There is not much to say about airport based travel besides this: it leaves you delirious, jet lagged, and slightly prone to stereotyping. I also could not help but make comparisons between America, Switzerland, and Italy. So, I will leave you with one visual comparison below and get right to Italy and all of its splendor.


Beef Jerky









On the road in South Carolina, bound for Art Basel Miami Beach 2008

VS

Chocolate










Zurich national airport 2010, bound for Art Basel 2010.

Interesting... very interesting...

Friday, December 12, 2008

And now a word from our sponsors!!!


We will get back on track with images and blog notes from our enormously successful trip to Scope & Bridge Miami. Lets start off though with
our critical acclaim!
Miami New Times:Doughnuts and Beer at Scope International Contemporary Art
Thu Dec 04, 2008 at 08:00:00 AM
Walking into the Scope tent yesterday was like getting smacked in the face with an art stick. You know, in a good way. Inside, it was a visual sensory overload, with way too much for any normal, methamphetamine-free viewer to see in one trip. Riptide felt like a contestant on Supermarket Sweep, rushing to cram in the best stuff before time ran out.

It didn't matter, though. We were sold before we even saw a single piece of work. How could we be so easy? Umm, because at one point during "the press brunch" we looked over at a group of stylish Frenchmen who were standing at a table, washing doughnuts down with free beer, a la Homer Simpson. (Welcome to America, gentlemen.)

Even with all the food and schmooze, two artists stood out. The first was Brooklyn-based sculptor Dean Goelz, who showed creepy, lifelike molds of duck-human hybrids. Check out New Time's crackerjack blogger Kyle Munzenrieder's compilation of unexplained duck-art occurrences at Basel here. (Seriously, what's up with that?)
Goelz's spokesperson,Lee Doran, explained that "people don't quite know how to take" the waddling creatures, but that kids always try to ride them in New York City. She added something about how humans "go with the flock."



Art and Absinthe:
On to the goodies. Here is a small sampling of what we consider the best galleries and pieces at the Art Basel, Art Asia, and SCOPE fairs. More to come tomorrow from NADA and Pulse!

Nicole Stager pieces at Like the Spice Gallery booth (SCOPE)

Art Info: A Tale of Two Bridges
And on it went: “Con Creatures,” made from the “skins” of stuffed teddy bears and bunnies, filled with cement, the wittiest displayed as trophy heads on plaques: $900. Carvings made out of telephone books: $1,300. Ross Racine’s completely fictitious subdivisions, drawn by hand and then digitally combined: $1,150, from Like the Spice Gallery in Brooklyn. A neon sign that said “Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘n’ Roll” in Arabic. Aboriginal art from Australia.

Art Parties: Miami Photo Roundup with artinfo= Abby Goodman and Marisa Sage!


More press links to come! Along with road oddities and images of our booths!

Monday, December 1, 2008

And onward they sailed.....

Hi we're in Delaware.

In Maryland wench Leia storming the castle of her most desired destination.. MEDIEVAL TIMES!

and in Virginia. Treasure!!!! If your gold is Jerkey!

and how relieved we were to pull into port after lesions with the goast of the Virginian sea.

and here is where the pirates learned in 1977 log cabins came back into style. Get your own here in North Carolina.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Miami Or Bust, Day One: Thwarted By a Theremin!

Day One – Thwarted by a Theremin


Bye bye, Brooklyn!


This be the first day of the voyage of good ship “Penske” and after many hard-won battles and salty misadventures we find ourselves adrift in the dark doldrums of New Jersey –bound for SCOPE and Bridge Miami.


The gallery was awash in crates and priceless rolls of bubble wrap. Would it all fit? Would our truck-sharing friends at the Hogar Collection leave us marooned when they saw the sheer volume of art we were taking to Miami? Would the truck buckle on a back road in the middle of South Carolina? Who knew!



Nah. Our good friend Todd helped to load our craft, Then awesome First Mate Marty showed up with an unexpected bounty of socket wrenches and shiny new cordless drills. Sweet.


First Mate Marty fixing a breach in the hull while Captain Marisa tolerates no slackers


At the Hogar Collection, we were boarded and taken hostage by a pirate. He made us walk the plank, but saved us from the sharks that infested the Grand Street Sea’s asphalty waters. We called it even and promised that next time he could drive the ship.

And back to Like the Spice! We readied ourselves for an uncharacteristically early departure, called hands to deck, opened our sodas, and would have been on our way –

But for the theremin.


Theremin!


For reasons that we can’t go into, the better part of an hour was spent waiting for the appearance of a theremin. So much for our early start. By the time it finally, finally got there we were well over our scheduled departure time. The theremin is trapped in the back of the truck now, probably plotting its next move.

But we don't care! We're in beautiful, beautiful New Jersey!

Organic.


And on our way to Baltimore... stay tuned for further adventures!