Aristides Logothetis Retrospective at Bronx Museum and Multiple NYC Gallery Shows
Aristides Logothetis, an East Village artist who passed away in 1999, receives a retrospective exhibition at the Bronx Museum of the Arts. Concurrently, three other New York gallery exhibitions feature his work and that of contemporaries. "Urban Baroque" at Plane Space runs through December 21 at 102 Charles Street between Bleecker and Hudson Streets, with contact number 917 606 1266. "Jeremy Blake: Autumn Almanac" is on view at Feigen Contemporary until December 20, located at 535 West 20th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues, reachable at 212 929 0500. "Aristides Logothetis: Speculative Grammar" continues at Cue Art Foundation through January 24, situated at 511 West 25th Street. These simultaneous presentations offer a multi-venue examination of Logothetis's artistic legacy alongside related contemporary practices in Manhattan and the Bronx.
Key facts
- Aristides Logothetis died in 1999
- Logothetis was an East Village artist
- A retrospective is at the Bronx Museum of the Arts
- "Urban Baroque" at Plane Space ends December 21
- Plane Space address: 102 Charles Street between Bleecker and Hudson Streets
- "Jeremy Blake: Autumn Almanac" at Feigen Contemporary ends December 20
- Feigen Contemporary address: 535 W 20 Street between 10 and 11th Aves
- "Aristides Logothetis: Speculative Grammar" at Cue Art Foundation ends January 24
Entities
Artists
- Aristides Logothetis
- Jeremy Blake
Institutions
- Bronx Museum of the Arts
- Plane Space
- Feigen Contemporary
- Cue Art Foundation
- artcritical
Locations
- East Village
- Bronx
- New York
- United States
- 102 Charles Street
- Bleecker Street
- Hudson Street
- 535 W 20 Street
- 10th Avenue
- 11th Avenue
- 511 W 25