Today is the last day to view "Answers to Questions: John Wood and Paul Harrison."

H&R Block Artspace at KCAI
16 E. 43rd St.

John Wood and Paul Harrison, a British collaborative duo, make single-channel videos, multipart video installations, sculptural objects, and works on paper that elegantly fuse advanced aesthetic research with existential comedy. 

The artists’ spare, to-the-point works feature the actions of their own bodies, a wide range of static and moving props, or combinations of both to illustrate the triumphs and tribulations of making art and having a life.

“Answers to Questions: John Wood and Paul Harrison” is the first United States museum survey of work in video by this British artistic team and is curated by Toby Kamps, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Menil Collection, Houston.

A graduate of the National University of Cordoba in Argentina, Alicia Candiani is an international artist and independent curator based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She is the founder and current director of ’Ace, an international artist-in-residence center focused on contemporary artistic practices and located in her home city. Candiani has been artist-in-residence, visiting artist, guest professor and lecturer at numerous and prestigious institutions all over the world.

http://www.aliciacandiani.com.ar/

Opening reception for "Narrow Margins"

6 to 8 p.m.

H&R Block Artspace at KCAI
16 E. 43rd St.

The exhibition features recent work by KCAI faculty members and remains on view through Dec. 14.

Frank Bramblett lives and works in Philadelphia, where he served as a professor of painting at the Tyler School of Art, Temple University from 1972 to 2010 and is currently professor emeritus. He has shown his work nationally and internationally, including exhibitions at OK Harris Gallery, Mary Boone Gallery, Exit Art, the Levy Gallery at Moore College of Art and Design and the Galeria Arsenal in Bialystock, Poland, among others.

http://www.frankbramblett.com

T.N.T. (The Noon Thing) in conjunction with "Narrow Margins: 2011 KCAI Faculty Biennial"

Noon to 1 p.m.

H&R Block Artspace at KCAI, 16 E. 43rd St.

"Narrow Margins" artists Karen McCoy (sculpture), Miguel Rivera (printmaking), Warren Rosser (painting) and Pauline Verbeek-Cowart (fiber) will give a gallery talk entitled "Asking Questions: Process." Brett Reif (foundation) will moderate the discussion.

Anne Lindberg’s drawings and three-dimensional installations have been exhibited widely throughout the United States and abroad, including at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Daum Museum of Contemporary Art, Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Belger Arts Center, The Writer’s Place, Macalester College and North Carolina State University, as well as venues in New Zealand, Quebec and Japan. In 2004, she created a permanent collection installation at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. She graduated with a B.F.A. degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, (1985) and received her M.F.A. degree from Cranbrook Academy of Art (1988).

http://www.annelindberg.com/