Isis Gallery

Jamie Reid and Comme des Garçons Homme Plus: "Time For Magic"

2008-07-21T18:40:33Z

"Time For Magic": catwalk video

"Time For Magic" collection images

Jamie Reid: installation for Dover Street Market

Jamie hard at work at the paste-up table. Jamie working with his daughter Rowan. » www.doverstreetmarket.com

Jamie Reid and Comme des Garçons

2008-07-21T18:31:12Z

Isis is extremely pleased to announce the launch of the Jamie Reid/Rei Kawakubo collaboration for Comme des Garçons. The Autumn/Winter 08 menswear collection is entitled Time For Magic after Jamie Reid’s eponymous work from 1995, and features images and text-based works from 1972 to the present. This collection was previewed in Paris in January and has just been launched worldwide. As a special project Comme des Garçons commissioned Jamie to create a special work for their flagship store in London – Dover Street Market. This work features a multiplicity of images from Jamie’s archive plus revisited works from the Time For Magic collection; pasted, over-pasted, torn and repositioned in a manner that is beautiful, arresting and startling to encounter in the pristine environs of Mayfair. This collaboration has been project-managed by Isis Gallery. Click here for further images of the collection, the Dover Street Market window installation and a video of the January 2008 catwalk show. Time For Magic indeed! ps. Ruth Marten’s work can also be seen at IT group’s exhibition of Comme des Garçons imagery in the 798 district of Beijing. Visit www.hypebeast.com for more information. » Jamie Reid and Comme des Garçons: images and video » Dover Street Market

Isis Editions presents Community of Elsewheres by Alice O'Malley

2008-07-17T15:51:28Z

On the occasion of Alice O'Malley's beautiful first exhibition in London, Isis Editions presents 'Community of Elsewheres' (48 page, 18 plate, hardback) in a signed, limited edition of 500. Also available, 'Christopher (floor)', NYC 2000, 10" x 8" silver gelatine print, titled, signed and numbered by the artist in an edition of 40. Visit the Isis Editions section to purchase online. » Isis Editions

Community of Elsewheres by Alice O'Malley

2008-07-17T15:17:20Z

In commemoration of her beautiful first exhibition in London - Community of Elsewheres, Isis Editions is proud to announce the publication of Alice O'Malley's book of portraits of rare beauties of the New York's Lower East Side. Community of Elsewheres is a hard back cloth bound 48 page, 18 plate book featuring many of her subjects, including Kembra Pfahler, Mistress Formika, Page Reynolds, Nicole Eisenman and Antony. Text by Eileen Myles, Lia Gangitano and Antony. This book is signed by the artist in an edition of 500. £25 + P&P UK: £2.00 / Europe: £4.00 / Rest of World: £7.00

Alice O'Malley - Christopher (floor), NYC 2000

2008-07-17T15:08:11Z

Christopher (floor), NYC 2000. 10" x 8" silver gelatine print. Titled, signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 40. £150 + P&P UK: £4.00 / Europe: £8.00 / Rest of World: £15.00

Group show: sculpture

2008-06-06T13:33:38Z

Our forthcoming exhibition will be a group show exhibition of sculpture; details to follow presently.

Alice O'Malley, 'Community of Elsewheres'

2008-06-06T13:32:03Z

These pictures are studio portraits of artists who inhabit the frontier of creative thought and individuality today. The subjects are complex, but the technique is quite simple - a 1950s view camera, black and white film, and a natural light studio. The collection contains stolen property from Cecil Beaton's archive, Bellocq's brothel and Romaine Brooks' paintings of masculine women. The set is downtown Manhattan. The time is a new millennium. (Alice O'Malley) Isis Editions will also be publishing 'Community of Elsewheres' (48 page, 18 plate, hardback) in a signed, limited edition of 500 on the occasion of this exhibition.

Alice O'Malley

2008-06-06T13:24:33Z

"...startling, exciting, and memorable. This could be the start of something big." Vince Aletti, New Yorker Isis Gallery is proud to announce the opening of Alice O'Malley's Community of Elsewheres, running from June 14th to July 26th 2008. "O'Malley's formal studio portraits of artists, performers, and friends depict untraditional people, whose defiant presence counterbalances the increasing obsolescence of such individuals currently being witnessed in New York City today. The Lower East Side has long been a place in which art and the avant-garde function as integral parts of urban life. O'Malley's portraits provide an intimate look at the people who give it this character." Lia Gangitano, Participant Inc, NYC This is Alice's first exhibition outside the US. Isis Editions will also be publishing 'Community of Elsewheres' (48pp, hardback) in a signed, limited edition of 500 on the occasion of this exhibition.
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Ruth Marten - Hyena

2008-05-06T17:42:58Z

Hyena, 2007 35 x 30.5cm engraving on paper with watercolour. Signed and numbered by the artist. Edition of 40. £150 + P&P UK: £4.00 / Europe: £8.00 / Rest of World: £15.00

Histoire un-Naturelle by Ruth Marten (64pp)

2008-05-06T17:29:37Z

Leather bound hardback artist monograph with essays by Dominique Nahas and Roger Thomas. Signed and numbered by the artist. Also features watercolour detail hand-tipped by the artist. Edition of 500 £30 + P&P UK: £2.00 / Europe: £4.00 / Rest of World: £7.00

Ruth Marten biography

2008-04-09T15:27:18Z

Ruth Marten b. 1949 Lives in New York Graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 1971 The School of Art and Design, New York, 1967 One-Person Exhibitions 2008 Isis Gallery, London “Histoire Un-Naturelle” 2003 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Red Planet, New Painting by Ruth Marten” 1999 Littlejohn Contemporary, New York. “The Hurricane Series” 1997 Littlejohn Contemporary, New York. “The Wavy Bang” 1988 Bockley Gallery, East Village, New York Selected Group Exhibitions 2008 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “On Line” 2007 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Fine Line” 2007 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Drawn To The Edge” 2006 Asheville Art Museum, Asheville, N.C. “Under The Skin” 2006 The Tang Museum at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. “Twice Drawn” 2005 Bellwether, New York. “Idols of Perversity” 2005 The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, CT. “Contemporary Erotic Drawing” 2005 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Words in Pictures” 2004 Sideshow Gallery, Brooklyn, N.Y. “Merry” 2004 DFN Gallery, New York. “Innocence Found” 2004 Pavel Zoubok Gallery, New York. “Mindscapes” 2004 Revolution, Ferndale, Mi. “Headgames” 2003 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Word Works” 2003 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “ New Work, New Acquisitions” 2003 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “40 x 40” 2003 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Double Visions” 2002 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Hair Stories” curated by Ruth Marten 2000 Littlejohn Contemporary, New York. Summer Show 2000 Adam Baumgold Gallery, New York. “Quirky” 1999 American Museum of Natural History. “Marks of Identity” 1999 Sherry Leedy Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Mo 1999 Artists Space, New York. “Shy” curated by Nan Goldin 1998 The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Ct. “pop-Surrealism” curated by Harry Philbrick, Richard klein, Ingrid Schaffner & Dominique Nahas 1998 Littlejohn Contemporary, New York. “Four Artsts in the Project Room” 1978 Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, N.Y. 1978 “punk Art Show” Washington D.C. with Robert Mapplethorpe 1977 10th Biennale de Paris, Paris, France 1977 Kunstmesse, Cologne, Germany 1970 Crafts ’70, Boston City Hall, Boston. Ma. (invitational) Selected Bibliography • Marten, Ruth Histoire Un-Naturelle (w. essays by Dominque Nahas & Roger P. Thomas) Isis Editions, London 2008 • TBC, ***********Paper Magazine, April, 2008 New York • Kirsch, Elizabeth, The Star (Kansas City, Moo.) Dec. 1999 Exhibition review, Sherry Leedy Gallery, Kansas City, Mo. • Johnson, Ken, “Ruth Marten at Littlejohn Contemporary.” The New York Times, Oct 22, 1999. Exhibition review • The New Yorker, Oct. 1999, Exhibition review (reproduction) • Nahas, Dominique, Review, Oct. 15, 1999 p. 18 Exhibition review • Amy, Michael, Art in America, April 1998 p.p. 123-124 Exhibition review

David Tibet works

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Ossian Brown works

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Alice O'Malley works

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Ruth Marten works

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