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Jonathan Goodman reading at Lichtundfire, April 2, 2017, in conjunction with the exhibition the TRACE.
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Sense of Ice POETRY READING - JONATHAN GOODMAN
15 Dec 2018
Event times
4 - 7 PM
Cost of entry
FREE
Address
- 175 Rivington Street
- New York
New York - 10002
- United States
POETRY READING - JONATHAN GOODMAN: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 from 4 - 7pm.
Art Critic & Poet Jonathan Goodman reads recent & past poems followed by Q & A and Reception.
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POETRY READING - JONATHAN GOODMAN: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 from 4 - 7pm.
Art Critic & Poet Jonathan Goodman reads recent & past poems followed by Q & A and Reception.
In Conjunction with the Exhibition:
SENSE OF ICE
Ellen Alt, Pamela Casper, Bob Clyatt, Jane Fire, Deborah Freedman, Augustus Goertz, Bobbie Moline-Kramer and Martin Weinstein.
Curated by Robert Curcio and Priska Juschka
Exhibition Dates: December 6, 2018 – January 6, 2019
About Jonathan Goodman:
Jonathan Goodman is a poet, art writer, teacher, and editor who has lived in New York all his life, with the exception of a stay in Philadelphia for five years.
He attended Columbia University in NYC as an undergraduate, receiving a degree in English and German literature. After working two years in the Columbia libraries, he received a scholarship to study medieval literature at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA where he learned Latin, Old English, and Middle English (he also studied classical Greek privately). Moving back to New York, he has pursued a career as an art writer, with some focus on Asian art and sculpture. He currently writes for the Brooklyn Rail, Sculpture magazine, and WhiteHot Magazine of Contemporary Art, Arte Fuse,in the US, and in Madrid, Spain, fronterad. Poetry is his great love, despite his activities in the art world.
Press Release SENSE OF ICE:
Lichtundfire and curcioprojects are pleased to present Sense of Ice, featuring eight artists whose practice in painting, digital photography, and sculpture represents ice ranging from realistic depictions to a metaphorical sense to works addressing climate change. Sense of Ice has been collaboratively conceived and curated by Robert Curcio, curcioprojects, and by Priska Juschka, Lichtundfire, following their previous exhibit Luxurious Growth.
The non-traditional materials of Ellen Alt’s mixed media “paintings” have us swept away by contradictory emotions – beauty and devastation, fascination and revulsion – for the glacial landscape. The viewer is almost falling into Pamela Casper’s oil paintings that capture the mysterious beauty and impending tragedy of melting Arctic ice.
Bob Clyatt’s sculptural reliefs of America’s all-consuming society sit motionless in a seemingly solid block of ice made of Hydrocal, plaster and Carrera marble. Jane Fire’s altered digital photograph combines an image of horses with an image of holiday wire reindeer “in combat” alongside copied letters written between Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein from 1932 discussing how mankind can survive the peace after WWI - is an icy cool anti-war work.
The subtle, but impactful, abstracted fragments of Deborah Freedman’s landscapes point to a larger world view slipping away. Wintry tranquility in one work by Bobbie Moline-Kramer becomes an icy maelstrom in another. Martin Weinstein’s multi-layered acrylic panel landscape paintings portray the shimmering light and atmospheric effects of a frozen wonderland.
The intersection of art and quantum physics in Augustus Goertz’s mixed media paintings interpret macroscopic ground-state degenerating into a form of collective tunneling known as spin ice.
For more information and images please contact: Priska Juschka at 917.675.7835, info@lichtundfire.com or Robert Curcio at 646.220.2557, curcioprojects@gmail.com.
LICHTUNDFIRE: 175 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002
Contact: Priska Juschka 917.675.7835, info@lichtundfire.com
Wednesday – Saturday, 12 – 6 pm; Sunday 1 – 6 pm and by appointment.
December 26 – 30, open by appointment.
