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James Kalm braves intermittent drizzle on 9/11 to finish the last leg of New Yorks 2009 season opener with a jog through Williamsburg. Beginning at Canada on Chrystie Street (the Lower East Side) Spaced Out / On Time is a brilliant premise for presenting a multi-generational grouping of work featuring Joan Brown, Chris Martin, Dona Nelson, Sadie Laska, Otis Houston Jr., Agatha Snow et. al. Crossing the East River we drop in for Jane Fines Glad All Over at Pierogi. Scurrying east we pop in for the three person show at Klaus Von Nichtssagend of David Gilbert, Ian Pedigo and Jessica Stockholder. We wrap-up this marathon with Color, Time and Space a show of abstract paintings curated by Joanne Freeman and Kim Uchiama at Janet Kurnatowski.

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James Kalm bikes to Long Island Citys PS1 Contemporary Art Center for a tour of an exhibition featuring Minus Space. Begun about five years ago by the husband and wife artist team of Matthew Deleget and Rossana Martinez, Minus Space has achieved international recognition as a focus of reductivist abstraction. This show gives an overview to the various stratigies being employed by artists which derive from the formalistic and conceptual approaches encouraged by the project. Including interviews with Manfred Mohr, Simon Ingram and founding partner Matthew Deleget.

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James Kalm documents the genesis of the Blogger Show. The art world media which has dictated the canon, and limited the inclusion of artists into society's consciousness is being challenged. With this exhibition, curated and organized by John Morris, the on-line art blogging community is asserting itself as a vital new force. Over thirty artists, who also host blog-sites exploring a vast spectrum of creative activities, come together for this celebration. Featuring comments from various bloggers regarding a series of recent mainstream articles, particularly Charlie Finch's "A Not-So-Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy". Including interviews with John Morris, Stephanie Lee Jackson, Chris Rywalt, Libby Rosof, Bill Gusky and Nancy Baker.

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James Kalm circles back to central Williamsburgs Pierogi to bring viewers a season beginning report on the recent drawings of John J. OConnor. Using the humble materials of pencil on paper, OConnor expands both the scale and content of drawing and achieves some of todays most captivating abstraction. Combining brilliant color, obsessive patterning, bizarre correlations of data and a whimsical compositional sense, these drawings are sterling examples of what Ive termed Meta -Drawing a recent development in graphic practice that is extending the boundaries of what drawing can be. Featuring an in-depth interview with artist John J. OConnor.

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Dropping in for an unscheduled visit, James Kalm rewards with a quick view of the new paintings by Katy Moran. Small, scrappy and authentic, these works seem to echo the influences of early American masters of modernism. Among those nuances are Ryder, Dove, and the assemblage works of Rauschenberg, Berman and Lauri. However these references never overshadow the uniqueness of Moran's personal practice.

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James Kalm schleps back uptown in an attempt to bring viewers totally unauthorized footage of what is traditionally considered New York's most prestigious contemporary art exhibition. After getting busted and expelled from the museum, Kalm formulates a conceptual strategy to protect himself from stringent security. Fortunately confrontations are avoided, so viewers can accompany him on a brief stroll through this show.

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James Kalm slips into Famous Accountants Gallery during the extremely tedious installation of "Obsession: The Book of Revelation from the Koran" by Meg Hitchcock. The artist conflates her practice of collage with a conceptually reflexive use of text based dogma, rewriting the Bible using letters cut from pages of the English translation of the Koran. This brief interview occurred Sunday February 13, during the final stages of the creation of this piece.

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James Kalm accompanies viewers through an historic retrospective exhibition of paintings by Jasper Johns. Gray, perhaps the most ubiquitous and miss perceived of all colors is the theme of this major presentation. Johns has exploited the coloristic and metaphoric potentials of this tone since he emergence as one of America's most recognizable talents. Covering nearly fifty years of painting "Gray" was organized by the Art Institute of Chicago, and sponsored by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

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James Kalm wheels into Chelsea to sample the exhibitions of Amy Sillman and Anna Sew Hoy. If anyone was to be put forth as an example of where the current state of the "New York School" is, Amy Sillman qualifies. Her luscious and physical use of paint, strong drawing, strange figurative fragments and an adherence to the legacy of Ab-Ex have given her a local cult-like following as well as international recognition. Anne Sew Hoy mixes masterly craft skills with an appreciation of the suburban abject, rendered in the ubiquitous materials of denim, ceramics and shades.

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James Kalm motates to the Upper East Side for an intimate viewing of three decades of painting, by Mary Heilman. Some Pretty Colors is a selection of works that display the qualities which have attracted and increasing amount of critical and curatorial attention. With a seeming ease boardering on the nonchalant, Heilman constructs compositions with sophisticated structure and vibrant color. Recognized as a major influence on young abstract painters, shes also inspired artists of all stripes with her long-term commitment. Featuring an interview with Bobby G.

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James Kalm hustles through this, the first installment of, the Bushwick Biennial and drags viewers along for the ride. With the audacity of youth, this neighborhood decides to organize its own Biennial and enlists over ten galleries and 120 artists studios to show the world that there is still creative life at the edges. We visit Grace Exhibition Space for the performance installation by Estonian dominatrix Sandra Jogeva titled Human Touch, Divine Touch. From there we drop in for a beer served from the breasts of Goddess Ben Godwards functional sculpture, then on for an evening visit and tour of the roof lounge at NURTUREART. The nest morning we pick up with a viewing of the Gods of Mars salon at English Kills, and wrap up popping in to see a drawing show at Norte Maar which keeps it all in the family.

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James Kalm gets funky and invites viewers to join him as he takes a brief tour of the 2011 version of the "Outsiders Art Fair". With the current state of art and "critical theory" having reached a level of hermetic indecipherability, audiences and artists have sought more meaningful content. Authenticity had become the new measure of relevance and with a few exceptions Outsider art is being reconsidered as the locus of a revived humanism. Strolling through this fair we catch glimpses of works by many of the best known Outsiders including: Purvis Young, Howard Finster, Bill Traylor, William Hawkins, Michel Nedjar, George Widner et al. Among the Outsiders, there's always room for stunning surprises, and this fair is no exception.

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James Kalm makes a pilgrimage to "A Gathering of the Tribes Gallery" 235 East Third Street on the south side of Manhattan's East Village. "Being in A Lone Space" features paintings by Giustina Surbone and Robin Ross, these artists present paintings dealing with figurative subject matter, rich coloration, and hard won facture. This video features an extended interview with the Founding Director Steven Cannon.

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James Kalm endures sweltering heat, and summer ennui to bike to the center of Chelsea for this block buster show. The inequality of female representation within museum collections is an almost endemic refrain. Though not reconciling this state of affairs, The Female Gaze does provide examples of some of todays most influential and accomplished artists work. From stalwarts of Post War American art like Louise Bourgeois, and Joan Mitchell, to the Essential Feminist works of Lynda Benglis, to the Post-Modern Conceptual works of Cindy Sherman, Jenny Holzer and Deborah Kass, this exhibition displays prime examples of reflective works inspired by images of women.

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James Kalm returns with viewers to take a more concentrated look at Martin Kippenbergers 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).

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Mr. Flaks visits Sullen Headquarters to Tattoo two Sullen Family members and to blast his unique Flaks letters along with his boy Kalm Ska, on the Sullen Wall!!

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Although James Kalm prefers to do the interviewing, after a chastisement at the MoMA Occupy Museums demonstration, he is confronted by an "occupational" reporter who puts the shoe on the other foot. Your reporter is questioned as to the motivations for his continuing critique of the OWS protest.

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James Kalm celebrates the one year anniversary of the "Kalm Report" with this documentation of some of the challenges faced by your humble reporter. Beginning with a viewer's request, Kalm maps the process as he tries to comply with proper protocol for access to Kilinmik's current show. In the end, to file this "Report", Kalm again goes on the "low-down" for exclusive unauthorized footage.

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Today's report documents a pop-up exhibition in Bushwick Brooklyn. This group of modestly scaled paintings displays the characteristic formal elements that Bromirski has employed for the last several years. Combining the repeated circular form with a broad spectrum of color and texture, these paintings achieve a classic balance, and harmony, while challenging the strict notion of what a painting can be. Includes an interview with Martin Bromirski.

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James Kalm notches another art fair visit with this tour of PULSE New York. Having occupied the 27th Street Armory for the two previous two years, this expanded version on Pier 40 portends success. With a roster of over eighty international galleries, this fair is showing some of today's hottest selling and most provocative artists.

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Add &fmt=18 for HQ. This is a small showcase of the NPC Restoration Project, a fanmade patch to the PC version that replaces the ordinary, rather blocky lego-like models normally used in Final Fantasy 7 with more detailed alternatives, closer to the quality of the field models in FF8. If you'd like to learn more, or download, either go to Qhimm, or take a look here: forums.qhimm.com Oh, I can't really record sound on my PC, so I've had to piece together the OST myself, using the sound of rain in my own garden for the truck scene : D

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James Kalm slides through this exhibition just before closing time to bring viewers a glance at works by one of todays most influential bad painters. Robert Williams has been a presence on the West Coast art scene for decades. He came to my attention while I was still in high school as the artistic director of Ed Big Daddy Roths studio. There after, he teamed up with the likes of Robert Crumb and S. Clay Wilson as a contributor to the iconic Zap Comix. In 1979 he birthed and became the Godfather of lowbrow and, in 1994 founded JUXTAPOZ Magazine. His aesthetic encompasses Hotrod and surf culture the seamy side of Hollywood grudge, punk, hipster, slacker, and scuzz, the epitome of current bad taste.

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James Kalm wakes up early to peddle in for the press preview of Live Forever Elizabeth Peytons first museum retrospective. Since her appearance on the New York scene, Peyton has stirred controversy, with her pretty pictures. Eschewing the macho dictums of large scale, heavy paint and profound formalistic dogma, she has rather produced intimate works of a light, fresh and jewel-like quality that reflect her personal world of art historic heroes, Rock-n-Roll stars, friends, family and lovers in domestic settings. This exhibition organized by Laura Hoptman, Kraus Family Senior Curator, documents the arch of her development over the last eighteen years. Appearances by: Laura Hoptman and Larry Qualls.

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This group show marks both the end of the summer and beginning of the new season of gallery happenings. " Tunneling" is a title selected by Pappenheimer as a symbol of an exploratory process. Often ignored or overlooked, many eccentric and obsessive artists continue in solitary digging deep into their subjects and media with startling results. In a virtuoso manipulation of "New Media" Luke Murphy appropriates Albert Pinkham Ryder's The Race Track (Death on a Pale Horse), and using computer technology, stretches its pixels to a mile in length. The mind-bending tedium involved in the fabrication of Meg Hitchcock's collages induces a brief period of meditative contemplation just to perceive. Designing a logo hacking iphone app, Mark Skwarek and Joseph Hocking remind users of their own complicity in the BP Gulf oil blowout.. Features an interview with curator William Pappenheimer.

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James Kalm visits the studio of William Powhida for an interview as the artist prepares for his upcoming exhibition at Schroeder Romero Gallery opening May 11. Part two of an extended report.

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James Kalm (www.youtube.com and Loren Munk curated a show titled BROOKLYN ART NOW: 2011 SURVEY EXHIBITION in participation with Verge Art Fair: March 3 - 6, 2011 Here James speaks a bit about the show.

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James Kalm has been documenting the work of William Powhida for several years now, and is constantly baffled. The press release states "The directors of Marlborough Chelsea are pleased to announce POWHIDA, a site-specific project by the eponymous artist". Well, I don't even know what the meaning of the word "eponymous" is, but this project/performance enters into the ever changing critique of the art world that has garnered Powhida at turns both enmity and esteem. Underlying POWHIDA is a cynical subversivness that plays on the art world's own narcissism and vanity, characteristics that are in no shortage here in Manhattan.

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James Kalm scurries through a busy Thursday night of gallery openings in Chelsea to document this debut of Lisa Yuskavages recent paintings. Presenting lusciously painted images of young voluptuous women, the content balances precariously between the obviously pornographic and cutesy sweet realm of girly pulp. This ambiguousness has provoked critical attention and prompted Yuskavage to be considered at the cutting edge of contemporary figuration. Featuring interviews with Lisa Yuskavage, Jerry Saltz, Rick Prol and Wolfgang Petrick.

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James Kalm schleps back uptown in an attempt to bring viewers totally unauthorized footage of what is traditionally considered New York's most prestigious contemporary art exhibition. After getting busted and expelled from the museum, he returns for this four part survey. This episode covers the third floor of the installation. Viewers can accompany him on "the low down" for a brief stroll through this part of the show.

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James Kalm guides viewers through a Bowery studio visit with artist Fred Gutzeit, through the development of his Lee Wall mural, to the installation and the works debut at Pocket Utopia in Brooklyns cutting edge neighborhood MoJo. The enigmatic persona of Lee Lozano (1930-1999) is the inspiration and muse, which inspired Gutzeits project. Lozano was a ubiquitous force in the burgeoning early era of Soho. In a brief career spanning barely a decade Lozano moved through all the major art movements of the period, collecting eminent friendships among a broad cross section of the New York art world. Her pioneering actions are seen as provocative achievements in conceptual art, and led to her eventual expatriation from the New York scene.

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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 Heilmanns 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

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