Ryan Trecartin

Discover the continuation of Park Avenue Armory's Artists Studio Series, shining a spotlight on the legendary collective AACM. Experience performances and premieres by Ge. Don't miss out on this fall's exciting lineup.

Museum of Art and Design (MOAD) at Miami Dade College (MDC) presents The Body Electric, a major exhibition that looks at our fraught relationship to technology, particularly the increasingly inescapable interface between our bodies and screens.

In collaboration with Ghiberti Foundation at Grace Cathedral, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) is pleased to present Requiem Mass: A Queer Divine Rite, a monumental choral work organized by renowned singer-composer Holcombe Waller. Making its San Francisco debut, Requiem Mass honors and invokes the peaceful repose of those who have suffered persecution due to their sexual orientation or gender expression.

MoMA presents Night at the Museum: Artists Holiday Party, Today, December 16, 2016 8pm-midnight.

MoMA presents Night at the Museum: Artists Holiday Party, Friday, December 16, 2016 8pm-midnight.

The New Museum and Rhizome are pleased to announce the artist and technologist pairs anchoring the 2016 edition of its celebrated Seven on Seven conference, an annual event bringing together leaders of art and technology and challenging them to build new projects in creative collaboration.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the 2016 edition of Frieze New York. Our booth is divided into several installations featuring exceptional new works by gallery artists, including David Altmejd, Hayden Dunham, Simon Fujiwara, Josiah McElheny, Josephine Meckseper, Matthew Ritchie, Mika Rottenberg, Michael St. John, and Ryan Trecartin.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the 2016 edition of Frieze New York. Our booth is divided into several installations featuring exceptional new works by gallery artists, including David Altmejd, Hayden Dunham, Simon Fujiwara, Josiah McElheny, Josephine Meckseper, Matthew Ritchie, Mika Rottenberg, Michael St. John, and Ryan Trecartin.

The New Museum and Rhizome are pleased to announce the artist and technologist pairs anchoring the 2016 edition of its celebrated Seven on Seven conference, an annual event bringing together leaders of art and technology and challenging them to build new projects in creative collaboration.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin, the first at the gallery since announcing its representation of the artists in 2012. Over the course of the last three years, the artists have created several expansive bodies of work - encompassing single and multi-channel videos, large-scale installations, and densely layered soundscapes - which have been exhibited at important institutions internationally. Such institutions include the 55th Venice Biennale, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris, MOMA PS1, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Continuing the long-standing collaborative approach to their work, for the current show in particular, Fitch and Trecartin have collaborated with Rhett LaRue, who has been deeply involved in the production and post-production aspects of this project.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Lizzie Fitch and Ryan Trecartin, the first at the gallery since announcing its representation of the artists in 2012. Over the course of the last three years, the artists have created several expansive bodies of work - encompassing single and multi-channel videos, large-scale installations, and densely layered soundscapes - which have been exhibited at important institutions internationally. Such institutions include the 55th Venice Biennale, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris, MOMA PS1, and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Continuing the long-standing collaborative approach to their work, for the current show in particular, Fitch and Trecartin have collaborated with Rhett LaRue, who has been deeply involved in the production and post-production aspects of this project.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the 2015 edition of FIAC. Our booth is divided into several installations featuring exceptional new work by gallery artists juxtaposed with definitive examples of historical material by artists we have presented on an ongoing basis. Artists featured include Carl Andre, David Altmejd, Günther Förg, Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin, Josiah McElheny, Robert Motherwell, Michael St. John, Alina Szapocznikow, Ryan Trecartin, and Andrea Zittel.

Andrea Rosen Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the 2015 edition of FIAC. Our booth is divided into several installations featuring exceptional new work by gallery artists juxtaposed with definitive examples of historical material by artists we have presented on an ongoing basis. Artists featured include Carl Andre, David Altmejd, Günther Förg, Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin, Josiah McElheny, Robert Motherwell, Michael St. John, Alina Szapocznikow, Ryan Trecartin, and Andrea Zittel.

Bailey Nolan (Ann Liv Young Dance Company) mounts a one-woman cabaret with a cast of ten, re-imagining 'Dumbo' as the tale of a gender-free outcast. Relayed through a series of vignettes told from the vantage point of Dumbo's mother (a retired showgirl played by Nolan herself), the extravaganza features fearless performers from her collective BabySkinGlove, including Charley Parden, Viva Soudan, Nessa Norich, Ellen Robin Rosenberg and Wesley Flash. With a pop music soundtrack that includes Mariah Carey, Johnny Cash, Florence and the Machine, Aerosmith and Joni Mitchell, Nolan and companions bridge the gap between unabashed self-indulgence and delicate nostalgia. The tale is told in two acts with a whirlwind of lightly choreographed emotions as explored on the laps of the audience.

Bailey Nolan (Ann Liv Young Dance Company) mounts a one-woman cabaret with a cast of ten, re-imagining 'Dumbo' as the tale of a gender-free outcast. Relayed through a series of vignettes told from the vantage point of Dumbo's mother (a retired showgirl played by Nolan herself), the extravaganza features fearless performers from her collective BabySkinGlove, including Charley Parden, Viva Soudan, Nessa Norich, Ellen Robin Rosenberg and Wesley Flash. With a pop music soundtrack that includes Mariah Carey, Johnny Cash, Florence and the Machine, Aerosmith and Joni Mitchell, Nolan and companions bridge the gap between unabashed self-indulgence and delicate nostalgia. The tale is told in two acts with a whirlwind of lightly choreographed emotions as explored on the laps of the audience.

The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum FIU, the Smithsonian Affiliate in Miami, presents its annual calendar of exhibitions, lectures and events for the new 2015-2016 season and announces the launch of several new initiatives.

Following the success of the 2015 Triennial: “Surround Audience,” the New Museum has begun preparations for the next edition of the Triennial. Today, Massimiliano Gioni, Artistic Director, announced that Gary Carrion-Murayari and Alex Gartenfeld will curate the Museum's fourth Triennial exhibition in 2018. Carrion-Murayari is Kraus Family Curator at the New Museum, while Gartenfeld is founding Deputy Director and Chief Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami.

The New Museum and the MIT Press will launch a new anthology series in November 2015 with Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century, coedited by Lauren Cornell and Ed Halter.

Lisa Phillips, Toby Devan Lewis Director, announced today that Lauren Cornell has been promoted to Curator and Associate Director, Technology Initiatives. In this role beginning July 1, Cornell will contribute to the New Museum's curatorial program through exhibitions, symposia, and online commissions, and she will elevate the Museum's profile as a historic leader in the art/digital realm. As a member of the Museum's senior management team, Cornell will bring focus and strategic thinking to all of the Museum's technology initiatives, both artistic and institutional, through new projects, advocacy, and publishing. She will work across departments to clarify, synthesize, and amplify the Museum's online presence and develop new initiatives to further its mission to promote 'new art, new ideas.' In addition to being responsible for the Museum's digital platforms and content, Cornell will also work to broaden its strong international community of collaborators through traveling exhibitions, projects, and public programs.