At NADA, New York: A Martin Parr Photo, One Inch Paintings and Other Things I Like
Open:
Thursday, March 8, 2–8pm
Friday, March 9 12–8pm
Saturday, March 10, 12–8pm
Sunday, March 11, 12–6pm
There was limited photography at NADA this time around. One artist that I came across was Julia Peirone’s photograph, “Susanna”, 2010, of Sweden, showing at Belenius in Stockholm.
Roughly life-size at a diminutive one-inch square, Casey Jargo at Everybody Gallery of Tuscon, created paintings based on Myspace avatars. These, although tiny, were oddly compelling.
A classic early Martin Parr, “Mayor of Todmorden’s Inaugural Banquet, 1977”, 2015, from The Non-Conformists, was shown by the Northern UK consortium, Field Editions.
I love this black and white print; a precursor to the colorful maelstrom of British working class relaxation angst, The Last Resort.
Field Editions is a project set up by Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool; Impressions Gallery, Bradford and Redeye, the Photography Network in Manchester.
(All photos taken by Steve Giovinco at NADA.)
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