release date in September 2010

April 8 through May 6, 2010
Opening April 8, 2010, 6-8 p.m.

Installation view.

Installation view.

Curated by David Hunt
Featuring works by Anna Craycroft, Richard Dupont,  Nicolas Lobo, Simone Leigh,  Dave McDermott, Rosemarie Padovano, Todd Pavlisko, Marc Seguin and Nick van Woert

6″x9″, Spiral bound, 100 pages. card stock cover.

Signed and numbered by the artist.

Available from 2020 Projects.

December 3-6, 2009

Installation view.

Detail of tables.

Thanks to a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Twenty Twenty Projects will be producing a booth at the 2009 NADA art fair in Miami.  The booth will feature a collaborative project by Nicolas Lobo and Tom Scicluna.

November 20, 2009 – February 29, 2010

Overall view of Miami Art Museum Space as Medium

Installation shot of Glide Slope at Space as Medium.

Saturday, November 7, 2009. 6pm-2am

Night view of Listening pavilion for every FM radio station in Dade county.

From the press release:

“The Bass Museum of Art will once again be the center of activity during Sleepless Night with “Night Shift,” a group of exciting and unexpected site-specific installations and sculptures in Collins Park curated by Jerome Sans.”

In addition to publishing Object Aside, a series of books entitled that will center on international designers with strong conceptual projects, [NAME] is publishing four books a year by Miami artists. Beginning this year with Daniel Newman’s WWW, [NAME] will publish three further books, Quiet Village by Beatriz Monteavaro, Black Licorice by Clifton Childree and Works by Adler Guerrier. The first book produced in 2010 will be by Nicolas Lobo.

As part of its fundraising effort, [NAME] produces inexpensive and innovative prints and commissions functional objects by international artists and designers.

Chemical Painting 2009, Paintings made with chemicals found on site, Dimensions variable Ed. of 20.

Get one here

[NAME] Publications will be participating in this year’s NY Art Book Fair, organized by Printed Matter,
and held this year at P.S.1. October 2-4.

September 12 through October 5, 2009

Bench Collaboration with Giancarlo Sardone in foreground and "Black Moses" by Daniel Newman in background.

From the press release:

“Bhakti Baxter, Nicolas Lobo, Gean Moreno, Daniel Newman, Ernesto Oroza, Gavin Perry and Giancarlo Sardone will be featured in the exhibition, Spit-Polishing a Starless Sky/Outer Space, at Charest-Weinberg Gallery, from September 12 through October 5, 2009. The opening reception will be on September 12 from 6pm to 9 pm at 250 NW 23rd Street, Space 408, Miami, FL 33127.”

“Ficciones postmodernas en Miami” Review by Adriana Herrera. (Download .pdf)

July 9 – August 22, 2009

On the Pleasure of Hating: Love turns, with a little indulgence, to indifference or disgust; hatred alone is immortal, curated by David Hunt

Soylent Green Bust (2009).

From the press release:

“The exhibition, “On the Pleasure of Hating,” takes as its conceptual and thematic launching point William Hazlitt’s 1823 essay of the same name. Originally published in The Plain Speaker, a journal that did much to cement Hazlitt’s reputation as both innovator and primary exponent of the “familiar” or “personal” essay, I was instantly attracted to the English critic’s tone of wise equanimity, the general mood of resignation writ large in every one of his paragraphs. Hatred, after all, needs no introduction; its mere incantation perfectly approximates its heated emotional tenor. But miraculously, a man for whom every relationship – wife, daughter, mistress, friends, colleagues – succumbed to the kind of emotional entropy Hazlitt describes so well in his essay, seemed to write with a calm, retrospective clarity absent any lingering resentment.”