Abraham Lubelski "The Show Has Been Cancelled"
Andrew Tavarelli "Double Vision"
Globalization, experimental image making, and avant-garde strategies are a common thread connecting the works of Andrew Tavarelli and his exhibition ³Double Vision² with the performance, conceptual presence, and possible exhibition of publisher/ entrepreneur, gallerist Abraham Lubelski who has provocatively titled his project ³The Show Has Been Cancelled.² Both projects/ shows have been curated by Charles Giuliano for the Gallery of the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University. They open on Friday, November 18 from 6 to 8 PM at 75 Arlington Street and run through December 22.. (...)
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- 2005
Home Base II, 2005
ART BY ABRAHAM LUBELSKI*
My dad still lives in the home where I grew up. One
day he called me, sounding kind of irritated, and
apparently overwhelmed by clutter in the house...
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- 2005
24 Hours and By Appointment, 2005
PERFORMANCE BY ABRAHAM LUBELSKI*
During the week of June 29th, 2005, Abraham Lubelski will
be presenting "24 Hours and By Appointment" at The Roger Smith
hotel in New York. The performance is conceived as a public enactment
of everyday life, turning the inside outside. Lubelski will do normal
things, but hope for something extraordinary to happen. (...)
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- 2003
RUNWAY TO RUNWAY VIDEOTAPE*
In the spirit of Joseph Beuys’ I Like America and America Likes Me airport to gallery to airport performance (and more recently Oleg Kulik’s reinterpretation I bite America and America Bites Me) from the moment Lubelski steps off the plane in San Francisco to his return to New York City the artist Chris Natrop will document his encounters with people and their consequences for the Writing on The Wall exhibition. (...)
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- 2003
In the spirit of Joseph Beuys’ I Like America and America Likes Me airport to gallery to airport performance (and more recently Oleg Kulik’s reinterpretation I bite America and America Bites Me) from the moment Lubelski steps off the plane in San Francisco to his return to New York City the artist Chris Natrop will document his encounters with people and their consequences for the Writing on The Wall exhibition. (...)
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- 2001
The traveling exhibition Re: Duchamp is an open-ended (both conceptually and temporally) collaborative work of Abraham Lubelski’s that allows for numerous manifestations and interpretations and encourages wide participation. Re: Duchamp has incorporated the work of over 250 other artists (including Nam June Paik, Dennis Oppenheim, Carl Andre, Ilya + Emilia Kabakov, Inka Essenhigh, Taylor Mead, and Larry Weiner, among others). (...)
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- 1992/2003
The most recent works of Abraham Lubelski and incorporate the work of over 250 other artists. The installation is an assemblage of clotheslines from which are hung all the artwork for viewing at one time. These shows become a Duchampain metaphor of the contemporary art world.
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