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Lazarides Gallery has caught our attention with another brilliant off site exhibition. This time, they have requisitioned an old school house to shelter “Lost in Glimmering Shadows” a display of recent work from Faile.

The duo that constitutes the Faile collective were raised in the American southwest. The Native American influence in these new pieces is evident and makes for a stunning juxtaposition with the hyper commercialized surfaces that they create. Faile is known for the torn paste-ups that simulate the partially ripped collages that arise anywhere that wheat paste is in use. It’s a powerful symbol that portrays the temporary nature of the new through the archeology of the street.

If you find yourself in or around London take some time to see this show.

Faile
Lost in Glimmering Shadows
7-16 November 2008
Lazarides Gallery Offsite
Lilian Baylis Old School
London

Hundreds of artists have flocked to NOWhere Limited since we opened our doors. This show represents some of our favorite locals. As usual, we will be updating the progress with photos of the exhibition. There will be an opening reception with the artists this Saturday, November 8th from 4-6 pm. See you there.

Bizzlehoff premieres selections from “Project Perfect,” the artist’s new series based on the idea that everything that exists now is perfect just as it is. “Project Perfect’s” main component consists of photographs taken on Boulder’s famed Pearl Street Mall, where strangers were asked to stop in their tracks and pose with a reflective sign reading “PERFECT.” The series also includes ink drawings and temporary displays installed and documented around the city of Boulder. Originally from New York, Bizzlehoff has been a resident of Boulder, Colorado for the past few years. His “Project Perfect” series can be viewed in full: here

Amy Fleckinger’s new paintings and mixed media works on canvas are playful and colorful, with many layers of collage. The artist’s most recent imagery features segments from her dreams, including an appearance by the infamous Richard Simmons as well as visions of octopi, Neanderthals and love. Ms. Fleckinger’s figurative fabric creations were recently included in Nonpareil, a group show of sculpture at NOWhere Limited Gallery and are currently featured in our limited editions shop: here

With his new body of work “Inner Realities,” Chris Huang reveals his findings from the subconscious realm in the form of lush and contemplative paintings on wood. The artist’s themes focus on nature, animal life and the supernatural. He executes his imagery with colored pencil and ink. The gallery at the Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado recently hosted a solo exhibit of Mr. Huang’s paintings. More information about Chris Huang can be found at his web site: Yellow Lotus Designs

Bizzlehoff: Project Perfect
Amy Fleckinger: New Mixed Media
Chris Huang: Inner Realities
8 November - 14 December 2008
NOWhere Limited
Nederland, Colorado

Mark Wagner is preparing to open a solo show at Pavel Zoubok. The exhibit, “My Portfolio” is full of Wagner’s signature collages made exclusively from dollar bills. This show is dropping at an interesting time. While the art world has been immersed in images of politicians it seems appropriate to go back to this country’s initial leader.

Mark Wagner
My Portfolio
4 September - 4 October
Pavel Zoubok Gallery
NYC

This weekend marks the opening of Bryan Schnelle’s first solo show in San Francisco. The exhibit is titled Chaos A.D. and is primarily comprised of celebrity images with crudely applied ski masks. Grab a can of idiot fuel and cruise the strip to DA Arts Gallery.

Bryan Schnelle
CHAOS A.D.
15 August - 13 September 2008
DA Arts Gallery
San Francisco

Here are some photos from our latest show. The works should be available for purchase later this evening at NOWhere Limited.

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Julie Cockburn has assembled a rather eclectic showing of her latest work. Forster Gallery in London plays host to her new exhibition, “Bridging the Generation Gap“. Embroidered found photographs, maps and childhood drawings are the thread that holds this series together.

Julie Cockburn
Bridging the Generation Gap
6 June - 5 July 2008
Forster Gallery
London