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Kesting Gallery is the Meat Packing District expansion gallery of CKFA
: a Williamsburg Brooklyn Gallery that started in 2003 and is still exhibtiting
today. both galleries are dedicated to the memory of Lincoln Capla 1969 - 2006 and try to exmplify the style and collection of artwork he enjoyed.
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Kesting Gallery Presents: Bigfoot meets Chihuahuas, Sasquatch and kittens, silhouettes and line drawings, plaques and papers are the simplicities represented in Leo Kesting Gallery’s latest exhibition titled “Cuddly Need Not Apply” which is set to unveil on Thursday September 25th, 2008. In this collection, Cuddly Need Not Apply, new works are presented from James Turek of Brooklyn, NY, Casey Porn from Raleigh, NC and Lisa Kuppinger from Chicago, IL. more... |
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Kesting Gallery Presents: “Michelle
Obama’s Makeover for America” presents an accessorized mannequin
bust of Obama that foregoes the conventional pearl necklace, and provides
for her a ‘signature look’ to take to Washington. “The
goal is to create a look for Michelle Obama that eliminates excessive
comparisons to Jackie Kennedy,” said Edwards, who studied under
the tutelage of legendary fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez, “like
supermodel Tyra Banks’s photos in Harper’s Bazaar, or the
puzzling comment from CBS’s Byron Pitts that recommended ‘less
Jackee, more Jackie O.’” more... Dear Mr. MacGregor, As a sculptor whose primary subject is the figure, I am appalled to see that the British Museum would contribute to what amounts to as racist behavior in the forthcoming exhibit “Statuephilia,” curated by Waldemar Januszczak and James Fox. By hosting Marc Quinn’s contribution to the exhibit, the gold cast sculpture of Kate Moss, which promotes the Anglo type as the ideal form of beauty, I feel your institution is reinforcing a destructive message of racial superiority. more...
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Leo
Kesting Gallery Presents: Jason Douglas Griffin,
the critically acclaimed New York street painter who is preparing a monograph
to be released on HarperCollins, presents a collection of figurative,
narrative paintings and illustrations debuting at Leo Kesting on October
16th. The series of artworks entitled “80’s Babies”
showcases Jason’s signature graphic style of strong line and color
to capture what he refers to as collaboration or narrative of his sitters.
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New photos from Fountain NY 2007! and Fountan
Chicago!
Capla
Kesting Fine Art |
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