Christian Marclay’s ’48 War Movies’

48 War Movies (2019) is a single-channel video that collapses conflicts from the Civil War to Iraq into a horrifying aggregate spectacle of war. Dramatizations are collaged into almost indistinguishable narratives and presented through concentric rectangles, like a flickering conveyor belt of popular cultural content. The forty-eight war films play simultaneously and continuously, and the accompanying soundtrack generates an indecipherable cacophony of wartime sounds. (Paula Cooper Gallery, NYC)
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From the archive: Deborah Zlotsky at Kathryn Markel, 2011

Originally posted Oct 14, 2011: Images from Deborah Zlotsky’s solo art exhibition in fall 2011 at the Kathryn Markel Gallery, 529 20th St., New York City.

See more of Deborah’s art at http://www.deobrahzlotsky.com 

Details. Details. Details.

Here’s a detail shot of one of my wife’s paintings that shows a passage I hadn’t noticed during the opening of her show at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts (when the gallery was crowded). Enjoy!

(Detail) Deborah Zlotsky, Tulips and chimneys, 2014, at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts through Oct. 11

(Detail) Deborah Zlotsky, Tulips and chimneys, 2014, at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts through Oct. 11

Deborah Zlotsky, Tulips and chimneys, 2014; Oil on canvas, 60 x 72 in.