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    New Coagula is out, and it sounds like a good one.


The late Dennis Hopper was an integral player in the American art world for half a century and his thespian personality was energized and informed by the boundless creative forces at play in the L.A. art world. In Coagula issue #103, publisher Mat Gleason pays tribute and offers his personal recollection on what made Dennis tick. Coagula Issue #103 is packed with lots more: Gordy Grundy is riled up about drinking in this month’s GENUFLECT column. Alan Bamberger walks us through great strategies for artists to get a solo show in his TURNING PRO column. Victoria Barkley has a thing for Rosé Wines and DaVinci in her ART + WINE column. Jim Caron’s comics and Gerald Locklin’s LiterARTure poetry about art are featured as always. Artist Ben Talbert is examined in detail by Matt Dukes Jordan, artist Lun*na Menoh’s solo show at Track 16 Gallery in Santa Monica is previewed along with a pictorial survey of her edgy balance between art and high fashion. The dean of LowBrow art, Robert Williams is celebrated on the eve of the world premiere of a career-spanning documentary ROBERT WILLIAMS MISTER BITCHIN’ which premieres on June 16 at LACMA. And if all that were not enough, we have a feature review of William Wegman by Frank Charlie Woods and 32 (yes 32) L.A. reviews of galleries in Culver City and Chinatown.

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    New Coagula is out, and it sounds like a good one.

    The late Dennis Hopper was an integral player in the American art world for half a century and his thespian personality was energized and informed by the boundless creative forces at play in the L.A. art world. In Coagula issue #103, publisher Mat Gleason pays tribute and offers his personal recollection on what made Dennis tick.

    Coagula Issue #103 is packed with lots more: Gordy Grundy is riled up about drinking in this month’s GENUFLECT column. Alan Bamberger walks us through great strategies for artists to get a solo show in his TURNING PRO column. Victoria Barkley has a thing for Rosé Wines and DaVinci in her ART + WINE column. Jim Caron’s comics and Gerald Locklin’s LiterARTure poetry about art are featured as always.

    Artist Ben Talbert is examined in detail by Matt Dukes Jordan, artist Lun*na Menoh’s solo show at Track 16 Gallery in Santa Monica is previewed along with a pictorial survey of her edgy balance between art and high fashion. The dean of LowBrow art, Robert Williams is celebrated on the eve of the world premiere of a career-spanning documentary ROBERT WILLIAMS MISTER BITCHIN’ which premieres on June 16 at LACMA. And if all that were not enough, we have a feature review of William Wegman by Frank Charlie Woods and 32 (yes 32) L.A. reviews of galleries in Culver City and Chinatown.

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    June 09, 2010, 1:52pm  

    

Tepsic Magazine presents: NOMADFeaturing:
 Nina Anh (South Korea)
 Damin Lee (South Korea)
 Ken Soldink (Canada)
 Tamara Craiu (Singapore)
 Sophie Van Der Perre (Netherlands)
 Shelbie Dimon (USA)
 Leo Tage-Hansen (Sweden)
 Christian Villacillo (Canada)
 Christopher Landin (Sweden)
 Jay Maude (UK)
 Morgan Tepsic (USA)
 Doug Stewart (Canada)
 Ethaney Lee (USA)
On sale digitally for $2!

Steal of a deal!

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    Tepsic Magazine presents: NOMAD
    Featuring:

    On sale digitally for $2!

    Steal of a deal!

    via mdtepsic



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    May 24, 2010, 2:34pm  

    New Frieze is out…not into the cover.  Is it possible I’m Marylin-ed out? Too high expectations? The world may never know…

    New Frieze is out…not into the cover.  Is it possible I’m Marylin-ed out? Too high expectations? The world may never know…



    May 06, 2010, 3:41pm  

    “The old media model is a frozen moment in time; a monthly magazine, a seasonal trend — it’s over. Digital culture is a constant stream. Either you adapt to it, or you are a dinosaur and you will die.”

    Jefferson Hack

    That’s why I love HAHAMag and Coagula…Survival of the fittest!



    May 05, 2010, 12:29pm  

    New Art Forum is out, in case you didn’t already know.

    New Art Forum is out, in case you didn’t already know.



    May 03, 2010, 10:33am  

    Who will it be on the cover of Industrie?

    Who will it be on the cover of Industrie?



    April 28, 2010, 12:45pm  

    Cabinet also has their new issue out* and I decided that I an forgo two packs of cigarettes for either Frieze or Cabinet…or something else awesome that I haven’t even thought of yet. DECISIONS!!!!

Honestly? I’ll probably go with Frieze because of their section on Zhang Huan.

*Funny how all these magazines come out at the same time, the begining of the month. Weird.

    Cabinet also has their new issue out* and I decided that I an forgo two packs of cigarettes for either Frieze or Cabinet…or something else awesome that I haven’t even thought of yet. DECISIONS!!!!

    Honestly? I’ll probably go with Frieze because of their section on Zhang Huan.

    *Funny how all these magazines come out at the same time, the begining of the month. Weird.



    February 26, 2010, 11:29am  

    New Frieze is out. I can’t really afford to buy it with rent coming up. Now I’m depressed.

That’s ok, I find solutions! I don’t take no for an answer! I will sit outside my local newsstand and read the whole thing whether he likes it or not! Unless it’s too cold in which case I’ll run to B & N. I’m a problem solver!

    New Frieze is out. I can’t really afford to buy it with rent coming up. Now I’m depressed.

    That’s ok, I find solutions! I don’t take no for an answer! I will sit outside my local newsstand and read the whole thing whether he likes it or not! Unless it’s too cold in which case I’ll run to B & N. I’m a problem solver!



    February 26, 2010, 9:26am  

    New magazine that I will lust over alert:

The Exhibitionist, a new journal made by curators, for curators, focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. The objective is to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns - encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating. It is published by ARCHIVE BOOKS and will be distributed internationally, selling at major and specialty bookstores and newsstands.

I don’t want to go to the website because I don’t want to see that it’s $30 an issue 2x a year. Alright, I just checked anyway and it’s only half that, if you subscribe.

    New magazine that I will lust over alert:

    The Exhibitionist, a new journal made by curators, for curators, focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. The objective is to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns - encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating. It is published by ARCHIVE BOOKS and will be distributed internationally, selling at major and specialty bookstores and newsstands.

    I don’t want to go to the website because I don’t want to see that it’s $30 an issue 2x a year. Alright, I just checked anyway and it’s only half that, if you subscribe.



    February 08, 2010, 2:37pm  

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