Scott Alger will be exhibiting his latest collaboration of sculptural light and projections in January 2010 as he unveils a collection of images and ideas for public consumption.
A combination theme between Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day, and fashion week will reveal a collection of digital works and photography by Julian Zee. In addition to artwork the show is sponsored by reco jeans, a recycled denim fashion company. The display will be intertwined with a peek of the sponsor’s eco-fashion line and the opening ceremony will be accompanied by refreshments and entertainment by DJ N8tronick. Everyone in attendance will receive a token of appreciation in the form of a traditional Chinese "red envelope" which will contain a valuable surprise.
Opening Reception
Thursday, February 11th, 2010 from 6p - 10p Show Runs Feb 11th - Feb 17, 2010 RSVP info@rafikvideo.com
The first New York solo exhibition of Queens based artist collective LazerHappy presents a series of baby blue automotive painted AK47s, two large-scale pop-inspired paintings, and the debut of a line of wallpaper and shopping bags emblazoned with the LazerHappy logo. The work references pop themes, street art and psychedelia while Automatik Kalashnikov 1947 (2007), a series of five automotive painted AK47 assault rifles encourages visitors to interact with the rifle, which reveals the hardness and heft of an actual, quite deadly weapon.
Featuring Works By Andres Bedoya, Kendel Bennett, Rachel Blackwell, Jesse Gelaznik, Giorgio Handman, Nicole Laemmle, Jonathan Osofsky, Charlotte Sims
Rafik is proud to present The Immortality Project, a group show exploring artists' meditations on death. Video, painting, drawing, collage and sculpture will be presented.
Life can be summed up as an elaborate and convoluted race against death. This is evident in many symbolic human actions, most dramatically in the creation of art. The artist creates a legacy of ideas and images that will transcend death. This show is a survey of artist's musings on death: attempts to outrun it through exercise, prayer, drugs, and the immortal artwork itself.
