October 25, 2016

Dada Centennial Art Exhibition - Santa Fe, NM





















"KuKoort"
found object construction w/ color pencil
© 2016 Gary A. Bibb 






"Fimfu"
collage on paper
© 2016 Gary A. Bibb






"PRC"
found object construction
© 2016 Gary A. Bibb
























"Road Hazard Blow-out"
found object construction
© 2013 Gary A. Bibb 


An international art exhibit presented by the Ontological Museum / International Museum of Collage, Assemblage and Construction commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Dada art movement.

In addition, the exhibition is also a tribute to Kurt Schwitters - an early proponent of Dada. Schwitters is recognized as a collage artist who early on used found object materials in his collages and dimensional "Merz" artworks. His work has had a major influence on many 20th/21st century artists, most notable being Robert Rauschenberg. 



"Dada was the first conceptual art movement where the focus of the artists was not on crafting aesthetically pleasing objects but on making works that often upended bourgeois sensibilities and that generated difficult questions about society, the role of the artist, and the purpose of art." 

"Dada artists are known for their use of readymade objects - everyday objects that could be bought and presented as art with little manipulation by the artist. The use of the readymade forced questions about artistic creativity and the very definition of art and its purpose in society."   theartstory.org

 
Exhibition calendar: October - December 2016
IMCAC Museum
Santa Fe. NM







September 23, 2016

Greenwich Village Exhibit - NYC, NY






















"Panru"
mixed media w/ collage on paper
 © 2016 Gary A. Bibb

The Boyer Foundation presents the New York Big Apple II Project. The inaugural exhibition was in 2015 and they have decided to continue the concept as an annual event. Once again international artists were invited to participate in the small works art exhibit hosted at the Hudson Park Library Gallery (Greenwich Village) NYC.

Exhibition Calendar: November 1 - 30, 2016









 










photos: Hudson Park Library

April 4, 2016

International Art Exhibit - Japan


"Avoline"
mixed media w/ collage on paper 
 © 2016 Gary A. Bibb
 

International Art Exhibit
Karuizawa New Art Museum
Kitasaku District, Nagano
Japan

Exhibit Calendar: April 29, 2016 - September 22, 2016


The Karuizawa New Art Museum's mission is focused on reframing Japanese artwork into a global conversation on artistic innovation. In addition to celebrated Japanese artists, museum exhibitions include both historical and cutting-edge new art from around the world, rising to meet the expectations of an increasingly global audience.
 














Photo: Karuizawa New Art Museum


November 1, 2015

Bibb Art Exhibit, Greenwich Village - NY, NY


"Tazora"
mixed media w/ collage on paper
© 2015 Gary A. Bibb


The Boyer Foundation presents the New York Big Apple Project. International artists were invited to participate in a small works art exhibition at the Hudson Park Library (Greenwich Village) Reference Room Gallery. The gallery is an adjoining eight-sided room which has a long established tradition of presenting art exhibitions. 

During the 1930's, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY) began a series of outreach exhibits with the intent of sharing their collection of artworks and artifacts with the community at large. The Hudson Park Library Gallery was one of the locations chosen to present those exhibitions.

Hudson Park Library
66 Leroy Street
New York, NY 10014
 
Exhibition Calendar: December 1 - 31, 2015 


photos courtesy Hudson Park Library

 
 






photos courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art
1936 exhibition: Art of the Near East
Hudson Park Library - Reference Room Gallery





October 16, 2015

Berlin, Germany Art Exhibition






















"Tachii"
mixed media w/ collage on paper
 © 2015 Gary A. Bibb

Featured in the international drawing exhibit "Missing Link" hosted by Kunstraum Ko - Art Space Ko: Berlin, Germany. Aspasia Krystalla, Eleni Papaioannou and Marula di Como combined artworks from other international artists in their installations.


Exhibition calendar: November 6 - 22, 2015


Photos courtesy Kunstraum Ko. (Not of actual drawing exhibit.)





July 1, 2015

Gary A. Bibb - The Culture Lounge, NYC


"Climmone"
 mixed media w/ collage on cardboard and wood
 © 2015 Gary A. Bibb


The exhibit, "What Do You Wish?" is presented at the Culture Lounge, Staten Island, NY.

Exhibition Calendar: July 16 - Sept 20, 2015


The Culture Lounge at the St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island, NY is a project space focused on presenting art exhibits which build a bridge between artists and the viewing audience. With a goal of turning passengers into participants, the exhibitions create a cultural experience for nearly 75,000 daily commuters by engaging and challenging them to consider their environs in new ways.




June 7, 2015

Gary A. Bibb Art Exhibit Review - THE Magazine


Noted art critic, Lauren Tresp reviews the 2015 Gary A. Bibb solo art exhibit presented at Nisa Touchon Fine Art.













Link to the on-line edition of THE Magazine - Santa Fe, NM's premier art publication.

http://issuu.com/flavorgrafix/docs/the_mag_64_pages_june-web/53?e=1811192/13097253



May 11, 2015

Santa Fe, NM - USA, Solo Exhibit





















"Azubra"
mixed media w/ collage on canvas
© 2015 Gary A. Bibb

At The Threshold Of Becoming - New Artworks
Nisa Touchon Fine Art
Santa Fe, New Mexico


Exhibition Calendar: May 8 - June 27, 2015

Over 40 artworks are featured in a solo exhibit by Gary A. Bibb.












installation photo



installation photo










Nisa Touchon Fine Art
Santa Fe, NM





April 1, 2015

Art Exhibit - Malaysia

"Parmio"
mixed media w/ collage on paper
© 2015 Gary A. Bibb

Connection 15 Exhibit
ASWARA Art Gallery
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Exhibition Calendar: May 1 - 29, 2015 


ASWARA (National Arts Culture and Heritage Academy) is the premier institution of higher learning in Malaysia which provides education, research and academic publications in the fields of art, culture and heritage.













photo: ASWARA