New York Times Friday, May 23, 2000
Almost Something: Depictive Abstraction - curated by Andrew Chesler
by Ken Johnson

Catherine Moore, 140 West 30th Street

Abstraction and fantasy converge in this entertaining eight-artist show. Daniel Wiener's small sculpture look like an extraterrestrial plant-animal hybrid; Peter Soriano's funky, yellow sculpture suggests a futuristic device made of Play-Doh; David Dupuis draws a neat, quirky mindscapes; Giles Lyon and Alexander Ross both paint, and Gail Fitzgerald sculptures what might be realms of the microbiology; Gary Stephan's process-based painting hints at some elemetnal narrative; and Kim Kever photographs sublime visions in a fish tank (Johnson).

Reviews

An Ethos of Industrious Neurosis

by David Brody, ArtCritical.com
David Brody, in a wonderful article, writes "Wiener's exploratory, morph-or-die universe is the reverse of our inertial one: objects never remain at rest."

A Mess of Art

by Blake Gopnik, The Daily Beast

Haiku Review

by Peter Frank, The Huffington Post

Words with the Artist: Daniel Wiener, Part 1 and Part 2

by Jessica Pleasants, FXFOWLE

Daniel Wiener at Calvin Morris Gallery

by Ephraim Birnbaum, Romanov Grave

Interview

Making is Thinking Video Tour

by James Kalm/Lauren Monk, ArtReview.com
A walk-through of my recent show at Lesley Heller Workspace, in April.

Galleries

Lesley Heller Workspace

54 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002
t 212 410 6120

ArtWeLove

Three Editions
Sculpture, Adrift
Near the Ruins of the Sutro Baths
Red Leaf

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Exhibitions

Spriral Bound

Notebooks by Artists from New York and San Diego
Read Essay
June 18 - July 16, 2011
National University
7787 Alvarado Road
La Mesa, CA

Materials

Apoxie Sculpt

Apoxie-Sculpt is a self-hardening clay manufactured by Aves Studios.

Polytek - Liquid Mold Rubber

I use Polytek 74-30 for poured rubber molds and Polygel 40 or 50 for brush-on molds.

Aqua-Resin

Aqua-Resin (created by an artist) is an easy to use, opaque, non-toxic composite fabricating resin. It is usually used as a casting material but I use it direct, either brushing it or pouring it over a form.

Pilchuck

All the glass seen in my sculptures was produced at Pilchuck Glass School over several weeks during an artist-in-residency. Pilchuck, generously, asks artists to their campus to explore what glass can do. It was a tremendous and productive experience.