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Pulse New York 2012 Preview

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By Whitney Kimball 5/02/12 5:34pm

Mike D Gives a Tour of His LA MOCA Show

  • Andrew Masullo, 4492, 2005.
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    Pulse returns tomorrow to its usual spot at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Chelsea. While it’s pegged its dates in past years to Armory Week, it’s moved to coincide with Frieze this weekend. The event runs May 3–6 (no Monday, as with Frieze), and features 45 galleries and 13 solo projects.

    This year’s projects make it sound like something of a giant collector daycare. Special projects include a sonic tone by Jennie C. Jones, which is said to raise dopamine levels, a “psychic playroom,” in which collectors participate in live-action drawing and sculpting, by Inner Course, and a game room, which will include videogames by Bennett Foddy, curated by Babycastles.

    Plus, the Pulse prize—$2,500 cash—will be awarded to an emerging artist in the IMPULSE section of the fair.

  • Back Forward David LaChapelle, Gaia, 2011

    David LaChapelle, Gaia, 2011

    Chromogenic print, 96 x 72 inches. Courtesy of the Artist, Fred Torres Collaborations, New York and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

  • Back Forward Courtney Love, March 2010 #2, Dubin, 2011

    Courtney Love, March 2010 #2, Dubin, 2011

    Marker, colored pencil, graphite on paper16 x 11 5/8 inches. Courtesy of the artist, Fred Torres Collaborations, New York and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

  • Back Forward Fred Wilson, Sneaky Leaky, 2009

    Fred Wilson, Sneaky Leaky, 2009

    Blown glass, 6 wall units and 5 floor units. Courtesy of The Pace Gallery, Rena Bransten Gallery and PULSEContemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Fred Wilson, Reign, 2011.

    Fred Wilson, Reign, 2011.

    Cardboard globe, glass beads,coated steel cable & wood bracket. 42 x 12 x 12 in., overall installed. Courtesy of The Pace Gallery, Rena Bransten Gallery and PULSEContemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Tracey Moffatt, First Jobs, Hair Washer, 1976, 2008.

    Tracey Moffatt, First Jobs, Hair Washer, 1976, 2008.

    Courtesy of Tyler Rollins Fine Art and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

  • Back Forward Tracey Moffatt, First Jobs, Housekeeper, 1975

    Tracey Moffatt, First Jobs, Housekeeper, 1975

    Courtesy of Tyler Rollins Fine Art and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Andrew Masullo, 4492, 2005.

    Andrew Masullo, 4492, 2005.

    Oil on canvas, 10" x 8", AM 186. Courtesy of Daniel Weinburg Gallery, Los Angeles and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Andrew Masullo, 4982, 2008.

    Andrew Masullo, 4982, 2008.

    Oil on canvas, 10x8, am 223. Courtesy of Daniel Weinburg Gallery, Los Angeles and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Siebren Versteeg, DailyTimes, 2012.

    Siebren Versteeg, DailyTimes, 2012.

    Internet connected computer program output to 65" LCD. Courtesy of the Artist, Meulensteen and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Catherine Howe, Night Painting (Whiskey), 2009-2011

    Catherine Howe, Night Painting (Whiskey), 2009-2011

    Oil, beeswax and metal leaf on linen, 43 x 52 in. Courtesy of artist and Von Lintel Gallery, NY and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward John Chiara, Laney at 5th, 2011.

    John Chiara, Laney at 5th, 2011.

    Image on Endura transparency, unique photograph, 33.75 x 28 in. Courtesy of artist, Von Lintel Gallery, NY and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Arnulf Rainer, Untitled, 2002.

    Arnulf Rainer, Untitled, 2002.

    Acrylic on paper on wood, 62,5 x 49, 5 cm. Courtesy of Nieves Fernandez and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Claas Gutsche, Watchtower, 2010

    Claas Gutsche, Watchtower, 2010

    Linocut, colored, 32.68 x 38.58 in. Courtesy of WAGNER + PARTNER, Berlin and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

  • Back Forward Vik Muniz, Rebus series: Don Quixote in his Study, after William Lake Price c. 1890, 2004.

    Vik Muniz, Rebus series: Don Quixote in his Study, after William Lake Price c. 1890, 2004.

    Dye destruction print, edition of 6, 90.75 x 75.25 in.
 Courtesy of Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, CA and PULSE Contemporary Art Fair.

  • Back Forward Felipe Dulzaides, Making a lake (Diptych), 2008.

    Felipe Dulzaides, Making a lake (Diptych), 2008.

    Lambda impression, 15.7 x 19.7 in. Courtesy of Habana Gallery and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Deborah Kass, 5 Silver Barbras, 1994

    Deborah Kass, 5 Silver Barbras, 1994

    Acrylic on canvas, 50 x 35 in. Courtesy of David Lusk Gallery and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Chan-Hyo Bae, Existing in Costume 2, 2007.

    Chan-Hyo Bae, Existing in Costume 2, 2007.

    C Print, edition of 5, 18.6 x 14.9 in. Courtesy of the artist and Purdy Hicks Gallery and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Jason Bryant, Fabulously Flawed, 2012.

    Jason Bryant, Fabulously Flawed, 2012.

    Oil on canvas, 35 x 27 in. Courtesy of Porter Contemporary and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs.

  • Back Forward Ryan Wallace, Atlas 3, 2012.

    Ryan Wallace, Atlas 3, 2012.

    Mixed media on canvas, 48 x 72 in. Courtesy of Morgan Lehman Gallery and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

  • Back Andrew M Mezvinsky, Hail, 2010.

    Andrew M Mezvinsky, Hail, 2010.

    Oil on fabric collage, 67 x 56 in. Courtesy of hilger modern/contemporary and PULSE Contemporary Art Fairs

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