http://joshuaabelow.blogspot.com/2012/04/good-girls-alicia-gibson-and-meghan.html

Group Show
566 Johnson, Brooklyn, NY

Paintings by:

Alicia Gibson
Amanda B. Friedman
Meghan Petras
... Sara Murphy

as well as a DJ set by Melissa Brown, 9-10 pm at the opening

Joey, a rap by Gina Beavers

Here to talk about Joey
Had his picture on my wall, my one and only
It started at school, me pressed up against the bricks
In the summer out back, in the sticks
The city screamed to us from it’s canyons
With its beats and passion and sins
We scrawled our names on its walls
An ancient city—
we moaned our love down its halls
We scratched our names in the sand
And when we fought I scratched lines in his hand
I saved all our memories in my scrapbook
Empty pack of cigs, a ticket stub, all ready for one look
That day it rained, he came round the same way
The clouds crowning down, waiting for our play
Oh, yeah and how we had loved minute to minute
Never lookin up, not thinkin time would tip it

April 27th - May 20th, 2012
566 Johnson (entrance on Stewart)
Bushwick, BK

Open Sats/Suns 12-6 or by appt.

Paper Kettle
Saffron Gallery, Fort Green, Brooklyn
February 3rd thru February 29th
opening February 3rd

Artists Merchandising Art
Wonderloch Kellerland, LA
February 11-26 2012
http://www.wonderloch-kellerland.org/upcoming-artists-merchandising-art.html

The Unfunny Show was blogged about by Sharon L. Butler at Two Coats of Paint: http://www.twocoatsofpaint.com/

At the Small Black door. The show was curated by Matthew Fisher and is located at 19-20 Palmetto St. in Ridgewood, Queens. Artists include: Liz Ainslie, Jameson Brosseau, Andy Cross, Ariel Dill, Alicia Gibson, Andrew Guenther, Daniel Heidkamp, Margaret Lanzetta, Billy Malone, Christopher Moss.

Group show at ArtJail April 7th - May 7th

50 Eldridge St. (LES) 6th floor

7-10pm

http://ryanschneiderstudiovisit.blogspot.com/

http://www.braskart.com/?tag=alicia-gibson

245 Boerum Street, Brooklyn NY (subway directions below)

April 3 and 4, 2010

Opening Reception: Saturday April 3rd, 6-10pm

Exhibition hours: Sunday April 4th, 12-7pm and Monday April 5th, by appointment

http://www.fortresstosolitude.com/schlacht

Curated by Guillermo Creus, Tom Sanford and Marcel Hüppauff

Special thanks to Photios Giovanis.

The German title of the show Bushwick Schlacht! (Bushwick Battle!), refers to the original conception for the show: a battle and at the same time collaboration between artists mostly from the US and Germany, with the idea of creating all kinds of visual interrelations between each individual work, sourced from different aesthetics. Like an international dj battle, like a rap battle that creates a new sound from action and reaction and so forth, this painting battle will generate a new visual experience through addition and accumulation.


Participating artists:

Gregory Amenoff
Axel Anklam
Kamrooz Aram
Abel Auer
Josh Blackwell
Christophe Boursault
Nicholas Buffon
André Butzer
Brendan Cass
Amanda Church
Holly Coulis
Elizabeth Cooper
Carter Davis
Ariel Dill
Hannah Dougherty
Raynald Driez
Sven Drühl
Brian Faucette
Bella Foster
Peter Fox
Dawn Frasch
Tine Furler
Rico Gatson
Alicia Gibson
Torben Giehler
Andrew Gilbert
Tamara Gonzales
Stefanie Gutheil
Michelle Hailey
Daniel Heidkamp
Andreas Hofer
Richard Holland
Ridley Howard
Alexa Hoyer
Marcel Hüppauff
Eric Jahnker
Aaron Johnson
Dorota Jurczak
Benjamin King
Henning Kles
Shawn Kuruneru
Molly Larkey
Christopher Lee
Erik Lindman
Brett Lund
Duncan MacKenzie
Chris Martin
Eddie Martinez
Stefan Marx
Brian Montouri
Scott Mou
Paul-Aymar Mourgue d'Algue
Jan Muche
Jeanette Mundt
Aakash Nihalani
Richard Phillips
Humberto Poblete-Bustamente
William Powhida
Orlando Mostyn-Owen
Aaron Ribeiro
Benedikt Richert
Ted Riederer
Les Rogers
Dan Rosenbaum
Christoph Ruckhäberle
Adam Saks
Sam Salisbury
Christian Sampson
Tom Sanford
Ryan Schneider
Thomas Schumann
Markus Selg
Astrid Sourkova
Juli Susin
Mamie Tinkler
Maria Walker
Wendy White
Jeremy Willis
Thomas Winkler
Ulrich Wulff
Michael Wutz


Subway directions:

Take L train to Montrose Avenue Stop.
When you exit the station, walk down Bushwick 2 blocks to Boerum Street.
Make a left on Boerum.

Pop-Up Beginnings
Milavec Green Gallery
March 5th-30th
Opening Reception March 5th 6-9
929 Broadway (between 21st and 22nd street) through March 30, 2010. Hours: 7 Days a Week, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Fountain Art Fair

Pier 66 at 26th St in Hudson River Park NY, NY 10011
Website: http://fountainexhibit.com
Dates: March 4-7; 11am–7pm
Reception for the public: Friday, March 5; 7pm–midnight
Cost: Suggested donation of $10 at the door for all weekend access

I will being showing pieces at Fountian through Sara Nightingale Gallery

"Too Big to Fail" is reviewed in the January/February issue of Art Papers by Mimi Luse.

Newman Popiashvili Gallery
504 West 22nd Street
New York, NY 10011 contact@npgallery.com
www.npgallery.com
Tel 212 274 9166
Fax 917 464 3734

PRESS RELEASE
SYMBOL RUSH
Lauren Beck
Jude Broughan
Adriana Farmiga
Alicia Gibson
Meredith James
Sascha Mallon
January 15 – February 20, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, January 15th, 6 – 8 pm

Newman Popiashvili Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition of six artists whose work all weave fantastical narratives based on their own personal accounts. These artists incorporate autobiographical elements within their work, which ranges from ink drawing, watercolor, collage, photography as well as video and sculpture. The three artists who work in drawing vary in their use of the medium. Lauren Beck’s collage watercolors create narratives of desire and forms of escape, but in each tale, the mechanism of escape renders the escape impossible.
Alicia Gibson documents aspects of her life through humorous parody and creates colorful watercolors of either books she is reading, the Netflix package of a movie she just viewed or the inside of her lingerie drawer. Sascha Mallon’s stark black and white drawings are surreal stories completely filling the paper so the “picture-drawing” reads like a novel. Brooklyn based New Zealand artist Jude Broughan’s stitched photo collages trace her fascination with ideas around sustenance and growth, fallibility and imperfection, travel and home and the “native.” In these works the hand stitched threads and cords are exposed as if rejecting the perfection of a finished piece and appear as work “in progress.” In her new work, Adriana Farmiga pushes the boundaries between sculpture and drawing. Her large-scale drawing of bright turquoise clothespins is rolled and
then placed upon the aforementioned clothespins and stands in the gallery. All this forces a reexamination of the object, its drawing, and the resulting shift in context.
Again shifting perception in their art, Meredith James’s video, Present Time, has the artist along with her sister moving through numerous sets of interiors and facades of buildings. The camera zooms and pans from one scene to another, seamlessly joining together rooms from different houses.

Aqua Art Fair Miami
December 3 - 6
Dorsch Gallery booth

Aqua Wynwood art fair takes place during the first week of December during the international art fair Art Basel Miami Beach. The fair is located in a warehouse in the heart of Miami's gallery district, just a few blocks from the Rubell Collection and near other important venues such as the Margulies Collection, the MOCA Goldman Warehouse and many of the largest satellite fairs.

TOO BIG TO FAIL
An exhibition of large paintings in a commercial storefront curated by Daniel Heidkamp:

Erik Parker, Kenny Scharf, Liz Markus, Mike Diana, Kadar Brock, Erik Wendel, Justin Craun, Tom Sanford, Allison Schulnik, Daniel Heidkamp, Justin Craun Alicia Gibson, , Brian Faucette, Quentin Curry, Pedro Barbeito, Justin Samson

The show is sponsored by NADA and LaMontagne Gallery (nada member).
N.A.D.A. (New Art Dealers Alliance) has procured a block of large vacant commercial storefronts at 395 Flatbush Ave in Downtown Brooklyn for exhibition purposes. This show will be (partly) installed and set up by Sunday October 18th to coincide with the "Nada County Affair" event, with an official opening the following Friday the October 23rd. The exhibition will run until JAN.

Come check out my new space loacated at 649 Morgan Ave. #1-S in Greenpoint. Saturuday the 26th from 5-10pm we will have open studios with over 100 artists in the building. Hope to see you there!

131 Chrystie St.
Thursday July 30th
6-9pm
One night only - I will be showing a bunch of new watercolors loosely based on the idea of a girl gang (our old Boston graffiti crew, Ladies in Heels, tore up the streets with our cursive graffiti and block letters. With such tags as Wuz Here, Diet Coke and Keep it in Your Pants, we had no qualms about going over any of the major writers... and of course the movie Switchblade Sisters).

Saturday, July 18, 2009
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Envoy Gallery
131 Chrystie Street

Thomas Jaeckel Gallery
532 W25th St. 2nd fl.
PAPER IN THE WIND
Summer Group Show
curated by David Gibson
July 9 - 31, 2009
Opening Reception: July 9 '09 from 6:00-8:00pm
Rosa Almeida, Marcy Brafman, Zac Braun, Amy Chaiklin, Chrissy Conant, Veronica Cross, Alicia Gibson, James Gilroy, Ian Hughes, Liz Insogna, Yuliya Lanina, D. Dominick Lombardi, Sandra Mack-Valencia, Norma Markley, Jesse McCloskey, John Monteith, Mary Murphy, Mark L. Power, Grace Roselli, Mary Ann Strandell, Roya Tabib, Adam Thompson, Ginna Triplett, Chris Twomey, Kathleen Vance, Ruth Waldman, Deborah Wasserman