Ryan (right) and a doppelganger make work at the opening of his new show, not because he didn’t get it done in time but because this is Studio Franchise.
Ryan McGinness’s Studio Franchise show opened last night at La Casa Encendida, in Madrid. Installed across La Casa’s three main gallery spaces, the exhibition lives up to its name, with an operational art studio in one space, the works produced there installed on an ongoing basis in the middle room, and a range of recent paintings and sculptures in the third gallery space.
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“We’re looking for Ryan McGinness”: La Casa Encendida recruits Ryan alternates on the streets of Madrid
Ryan McGinness’s Studio Franchise show opens tomorrow, February 4, at La Casa Encendida, in Madrid. As Ryan explains of the show, “Studio Franchise is a logical extension of Warhol’s factory sarcasm, the Koons/Murakami/Hirst factory sincerity, and the artist-as-brand reality of today.”
True to its name, the exhibition includes an artist studio modeled on Ryan’s New York studio, and is being staged across La Casa’s three main gallery spaces. The functioning artist studio, in Space C, will be in operation during La Casa’s opening hours, with Ryan and a small team making work that will be installed in Space B as it is completed. Space A features a variety of recent work, including a 45-panel piece and several small acrylic sculptures. With new work being added to the show on an ongoing basis, the exhibition won’t be complete until its final day, April 4. … more
Ryan McGinness (left, with mustache) with Base partner Geoff Cook (center, with beard-thing), and interviewer Tom Greenwood (right)
Ryan McGinness, an artist who works across the street from us at Base in New York, is friends with Tom of BaseWords. Over the last three years, they’ve volleyed back and forth an interview that has now been released as “The Q&A 500″ in Ryan McGinness Works (Rizzoli, 2009). A few select entries follow. … more
Ryan McGinness, an artist who works across the street from us at Base in New York, is friends with Tom of BaseWords. Over the last three years, they’ve volleyed back and forth an interview that has now been released as “The Q&A 500″ in Ryan McGinness Works (Rizzoli, 2009). A few select entries follow. … more
Poster for the
Ryan McGinness Works. show at Deitch.
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Ryan McGinness is a busy man. In the last six months he’s had shows in Milan, Toronto, Cincinnati, and Aspen, Colorado. This week he opens a show of new paintings and sculptures at New York’s Deitch Projects, his first there since 2005.
The show coincides with a book of the same name, Ryan McGinness Works. (Rizzoli, 2009), which comes hot on the heels of two other books of his work, the two-volume … more