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It’s aud-ray 😌 Artist, Curator & Blazer Enthusiast. NYC & 🇱🇧🧿🦋

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MY NYC SUMMARY and highlights of the week: a full dose of art & friendship.

1 - Art Lover Duo hats by @tschabalalaself
2-3 - Highlight #1: our booth at @154artfair with fantastic works by @bundlehouse @tanialaure @thierryalet @nounartiste @chantaleacommin @moeyart @ramsesserrano @edouardduvalcarrie and Johan Amiemba
4 - Opening of @fireleibaez show at @hauserwirth with my favorite person @angelicasem and @serenatrizzino
5 - Canaima Whispers: candlelit studio visit with @ramsesserrano
6- Intimate dinner at Artist Studio hosted by @thierryalet
7 - Studio visit and reading sessions of @ikeude ‘s epilogue on Black Style and Dandyism related to Met exhibition “Superfine”
8 - Spring Luncheon @afa honoring @fireleibaez in conversation with @conniebutler
9 - AFA Spring luncheon with @serenatrizzino @angelicasem thebrowncurator @audreejanid
10 - Meeting talented @amorellejacox at her spiritually charged solo show @management.nyc
11- Best museum exhibition in many years: New Humans: Memory of the Future at @newmuseum
12 - Goodbye night to Mary-Lou with friend and DJ @ningxiaofan who rocks
13 - Fitting in some needed but too short family calls in the cabs
14 - Organizing a studio visit with @roxanerevon for first-time collectors
15 - Needed calories-bomb break at my favorite sweet spot @ricetorichesnyc
16 - Seeing this most incredible piece by @youssatacora for the first time in person and installed, after placing it in February with @galerie_robert_vallois
17- Getting energy and toxins out after a crazy art week with my Frenchy ladies @justneto dance classes, organized by super coach @ancolienyc
18-19 - Bye NYC
20 - Next return date TBC. Dealing with the unexpected.

More images and details about the above mentioned art itself coming soon…(or not)!

#nyc #artweek #contemporyart #artlover

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ISTANBUL | looking a little windswept I finally made it see ‘Folia’ in #Istanbul which features Shinichi Sawada alongside many other contemporary artists from around the world. What an honour for his work to feature and what a building to feature in!!! This mansion is insane, and it was so busy even though it’s been open for months. It was lovely to walk around and spot work by other artists I like including Holly Stevenson, Zoe Williams and Lindsey Mendick. The accompanying book is also beautifully designed. Thank you to the curators for including Sawada’s work!

“The exhibition ‘Folia’ brings together works lent by institutions, artists and collectors from Turkey and abroad. Drawing from the idea of the idea of the “enchanted garden” envisioned by Ömer Koç, the exhibition is co-curated by Selen Ansen, and Eda Berkmen. The exhibition ‘Folia’ takes its cue from the dual meaning of the Latin word folia which refers to tree leaves and by extension to botany/nature on the one hand and to folly and excess on the other.
Exhibition closes 1 March at the Abdulmecid Efendi Mansion.”

#ShinichiSawada #Folia

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TO INSPIRE | I mean, really!!! This small paper car was made by Shinichi Sawada, yes you read correctly! At home from around 2014-2016 he made a series of these paper cars, created from tiny ripped bits of coloured paper. They have wheels that turn, wing mirrors on bits of wire that move, seats and steering wheels, opening doors, engines in the front and other things in the back … they are pure genius. For the first time I have just eight pieces available, as he only made these for a short time.

I’ll be sharing more over time, including a bus! Do reach out should they be of interest. Once they’re gone, they’re gone!

Shinichi Sawada, Untitled (car), mixed media papers 7.4x14x5cm, 2.9x5.5x2 inches. Photo by Laura Hutchinson

#ShinichiSawada

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Artsy is honored to partner with @arteeast on their 22nd Anniversary Benefit Auction, now open for bidding on Artsy.⁠
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All proceeds support ArteEast’s mission to advocate for and amplify the voices of artists and filmmakers from the Middle East, North Africa, and their diasporas through inclusive programs that bridge cultures and foster global dialogue.⁠
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#AudréeAnid, Communal Garden (roses), 2023-2024

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Thank you @audreejanid for showing us around Teresa Margolles current exhibition @jamescohangallery.

The photographs are of the plaster casts of trans people in Mexico and the UK, for Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant), her @fourth_plinth_project_ commission in London where these plaster casts surround the plinth.

Love the traces of hair and make up in this archive of participants from the trans community that she worked with.

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early fall things

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Only one more day left to come by and see Jordan Nassar’s stunning and poignant exhibition @jamescohangallery

@jordannassar we are so grateful for the collaboration

@audreejanid 💫 💪
#jordannassar

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THE ARMORY SHOW | Shinichi Sawada features at The Armory Show with James Cohan Gallery in #NewYork. Open today through Sunday, get along to see this and more with James Cohan Gallery, as well as our friends booths at SHRINE and Tierra del Sol. There’s a platform section dedicated to the Souls Grown Deep Foundation too.

“For the 2025 edition of The Armory Show, James Cohan is pleased to present a selection of new work by Kathy Butterly, Alexandre da Cunha, Simon Evans and Sarah Lannan, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Spencer Finch, Michelle Grabner, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Federico Herrero, Yun-Fei Ji, Mernet Larsen, Lee Mullican, Christopher Myers, Jordan Nassar, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, Kaloki Nyamai, Katie Paterson, Naudline Pierre, Shinichi Sawada, Claudia Alarcón and Silät, Elias Sime, Toshiko Takaezu, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Fred Tomaselli, and Kennedy Yanko.”

Image: Shinichi Sawada, Untitled (198), n.d., Wood fired ceramic, 17x20x27cm, 6.7x7.9x10.6 inches. Photo by Laura Hutchinson

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ST LOUIS | A year ago, I was enjoying the sunshine of St Louis, and the opening of ‘Shinichi Sawada: Agents of Clay’ at the Contemporary Art Museum St Louis. This was the second stop of the museum tour for Sawada’s work, following its launch at the Mint Museum. I am eternally grateful to Jen Sudul Edwards and Lisa Melandri (in the first photo), for being fascinated and moved by Sawada’s work and wanting to show it in their respective museums, and to James Cohan Gallery, and Audrée Anid and James Cohan in particular, for their support with this exhibition too. A publication was produced to coincide with Sawada’s first American museum showcases - this is still available online.

Thanks also to John @accidentalmystery for his hospitality and Rachel @roolutoo for keeping me company and coming for the ride!

📷 by Tyler Smalls, courtesy @camstl

#AgentsOfClay #ShinichiSawada #Ceramic

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NEW WORK | Shinichi Sawada has started something new and a little different, with just four in existence so far. Known for his ceramic creatures that are wood fired creating all sorts of different surface patinas, his latest work has a similar method but involves just paper. Voilá, here is one of his new collages! This took three months to complete.

I’ve included a video of his process, as much like the clay work, it is a slow methodical way of working. He rips tiny bits of coloured paper or Japanese newspaper, pops a bit of glue on it, and delicately places it on the page manipulating it into the shape desired. A basic pencil drawing is all that begins this work. Although Sawada is mostly non-verbal, the staff have said the works created all seemed to be based on traditional Japanese events / this one being a girls day celebration where they get dressed up in traditional costumes.

For those unaware, Sawada used to make small 3D sculptural cars from tiny ripped bits of paper, so this work has come completely out of the blue - his brain has obviously gone back to thinking about that.

This work is 38.5x54.5cm so 15x21 inches. 📷 by Laura Hutchinson.

#ShinichiSawada #Collage

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