Sculpture Magazine 2015
“Wiener thinks of his functional objects as “Trojan horses,” objects that carry a concealed aesthetic agenda into a domestic space—the art part sneaks in under cover.”
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“Wiener thinks of his functional objects as “Trojan horses,” objects that carry a concealed aesthetic agenda into a domestic space—the art part sneaks in under cover.”
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I am very happy to have been interviewed by Zach Keeting and Chris Joy for their website Gorky’s Granddaughter. They did a wonderful job filming my work in situ in my studio and creating an emotional environment where I felt free to speak my mind without my frequently tongue-tied lapses. …
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Sequoia Tees, a website that creates hand-made, artist designed t-shirts, chose my artwork to feature on their latest tee. Check out the t-shirt here, part of a limited edition and on sale now.
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A gallery from Belgium contacted me to authenticate 2 sculptures to make sure I had made them and to make sure I was the Daniel Wiener who made them. Today, they just sent me images of them and I was happy to see 2 objects I had made long ago …
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In a recent interview published in the East Hampton Star, Bonnie Rychlak, the curator of the group exhibition at the Longhouse Reserve in East Hampton says, “I originally saw Wiener’s work in vegetation with things growing right up next to it or plantings coming out of it. In the end …
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It was announced today that I received a Guggenheim Fellowship for 2012. Wow! I am very excited and thankful to be included with these great artists: Ellen Altfest Michael Arcega Eve Aschheim Louise E. Belcourt Nayland Blake Juan William Chavez Dawn Clements Jeff Colson Matt Connors Jacci Den Hartog Chitra …
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Raphael Rubinstein curated the April issue of ArtSeen in the Brooklyn Rail and asked each author to write reviews in the form of a letter. I wrote to Raphael, with whom I collaborated on art-writing in the 80s, about Jeanne Silverthorne’s show at David Mckee Gallery and Julia Kunin’s show …
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I am very pleased that Alexander Ross wrote about my work in the Artists on Artists series in the most recent issue of Bomb Magazine. Alex writes, ‘”Wow, that’s quite a baroque nightmare happening there on your wall… It’s petrified dragon skin, right?” I’m imagining dinner guests arriving at some …
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James Kalm/Loren Munk posted a video of me talking about my show. He writes,”Daniel Wiener takes viewers of an unrehearsed tour of his latest sculpture show, “Making is Thinking”. With the use of Apoxie-Sculpt, Wiener fashions whimsical sculptural forms that meld humor. organic forms and a psychedelic Surrealism into colorful …
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Shows at Norte Maar and Mixed Greens
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Frequently I post work at the Fine Art Adoption Network. FAAN is an online network, which uses a gift economy to connect artists and potential collectors. All of the artworks on view are available for adoption. This means acquiring an artwork without purchasing it, through an arrangement between the artist and collector. See my work on FAAN.
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For any technically-oriented people, living in the Brooklyn area, I am looking for tutors/consultants for javascript with an emphasis on JQuery.
Please contact me.
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I am looking for 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch sheet glass of any shape in the 2 foot to 3 1/2 foot range. If you know good salvage shops, junk shops or other sources, please contact me.
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February 17 – March 17, 2009
83 Wyckoff Avenue
Brooklyn, New York
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