Gagosian Gallery at the factory "Red October"
 

At the factory "Red October" now passes Exhibition "For what you are about to receive" a well-known New York gallery owner Larry Gagosian. On this weekend I was able to visit it. Impressions contradictory: on the one hand - great material:), on the other - a terrible organization: mad: The whole nightmare is that the paintings and objects not made any details: no panels, no labels. Visitors can take a curator list of works, to walk through the halls, and guess what kind of work and who is its author, depending on the room to view the works - clockwise or counterclockwise: cool:
But if you put aside all the inconveniences organization, then you can enjoy the works of Jackson Pollock, Arshila Gorki, Gerhard Richter, Willem de Kooning, vobschem the most interesting figures in modern art (which I have not listed all;)).

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What liked:
Mark Grotzhan Rose White Butterflies "oil on canvas 2003 - quite unusual job
Roy Lichtenstein "Eclipse of the Sun" oil on canvas 1975
Jackson Pollock, rhythmic dance "canvas /oil, enamel 1948 - feel the energy, with negative
Anselm of Rail "White Land" canvas /mixed media Tekhniki 2008 - a invoice
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama "Leaving Winter" Mirror Glass 2005 - mirrored glass cube with round holes, looking at that you can see the endless reflection, because Inside the cube is also mirrored
Be sure to mention basketball hoop Richard Prince, baroque egg Jeff Koons, as well as photographs of Andreas Gursky:) I liked it too.
Photos, unfortunately, no, but here is the link to the exhibition
http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/...about-to-rece/

Tamila, can not take pictures? Gagosian secretive?

That's right!
Go all the advise:)

Arshile Gorky at Gagosian Gallery Collection
 

It is interesting to see the photo .. probably the best that there is a Larry in the collection.
Found here: http://www.gif.ru/afisha/for-what-yo...ut-to-receive/

Larry Gagosian Gallery's Web site:
 

Larry Gagosian Gallery's Web site:
http://www.gagosian.com/