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James Kalm drops in for an exhibition of recent paintings by one of the last stalwarts of New York School Abstract Expressionism, Thornton Willis. With Lattice Willis is re-investigating a compositional format he explored in the 1960s. After developing a signature image, that both drew attention and limited progression in the late seventies the wedge series was superseded by the crystal series. Lattice is a return to purely horizontal/vertical elements, reducing painterly forms to their most essential simplicity. Featuring an extended interview with Thornton Willis.

James Kalm wraps up this year s round robin of art fair visits with Bridge 2009. As one of the youngest and rawest of the fairs, Bridge attracts an international group of likeminded galleries. Discoveries include Florence Putterman, an octogenarian who began painting at age forty, the dioramic multi media installations of Extremely Hungry and the evocative nudes of Jenny Morgan.

James Kalm, in his attempt to provide viewers with the most comprehensive art fair coverage available, ventures uptown to take in SCOPE New York. This fair features a broad cross section of young galleries with a Post-Modern tinge, many featuring conceptual objects in lieu of painting. A visit to the special project Cheap, Fast and Out of Control presents a version of Relational Aesthetics tuned for local hip slackers.

from 'Imaginary Muslims 2006 Ken Adams

from 'Imaginary Muslims & Other Perfect Strangers' - a series of eleven culturally reflexive media swarms with beautiful post-savage music.music by Oliver Rajamani

James Kalm returns with viewers to take a more concentrated look at Martin Kippenberger s estimable legacy as a painter. Receiving his first recognition in the late seventies as a painter and draftsman and despite the various projects and installations he engineered, Kippenberger maintained a consistent practice as a painter. This exhibition chronicles his graphic versatility as well as his masterful facility with the medium. These talents were incorporated in Kippengergers provocative challenge to the status quo and the art world establishment. Features an interview with Ann Goldstein, Senior Curator, The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA).

James Kalm ventures to Western Chelsea in an investigation of reported sightings of strange animal behavior. Monkey Brains is an artistic critique focusing on the juncture between Consumer Capitalism and corporate morality, as exemplified by Big Pharma . Hogin uses classical technique and a pastiche of historical naturalism and jazzy psychedelic color to focus viewers attention on the over prescription of psychoactive drugs. With humor and a satirical bite, her paintings deliver a sharp focus analogy that contrasts the cute with the pathetically intoxicated. Featuring an extended interview with Lauri Hogin

James Kalm slinks back to the Bowery to report on the first retrospective exhibition of Mary Heilmann. Presenting over forty years of work, this show gives viewers a chance to examine the themes, mediums and developments that Heilmann has consistently worked with. From her earliest pieces Heilmann s taken an insightful understanding of modern formalist conventions and tweaked them with a whimsical nonchalance that is nonetheless elegant and innovative. Richard Flood, Chief Curator organized this exhibitions presentation at the New Museum. Featuring comments by Julian Dashper

www.entheogen.tv In an excerpt from the documentary film Entheo:genesis, Awakening the Divine Within, Daniel Pinchbeck discusses how music and rhythm are a driving, connective force.

In an excerpt from the documentary film Entheo:genesis, Awakening the Divine Within, Daniel Pinchbeck discusses how music and rhythm are a driving, connective force. www.entheogen.tv