Burlesque and blood: Joe Coleman's Carnival' opens with a roar in SoHo | amNewYork
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Carnival, curated by Joe Coleman at the Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, perfectly embodied its name, drawing a large crowd for its opening. Inspired by a previous public talk about Coleman's work, the exhibition features over 100 pieces, including Coleman's intricate paintings and works from artists like George Condo and Kenny Scharf. The event was a celebration of carnival culture, highlighting Coleman's collaboration with his wife, Whitney Ward, whose costume designs were on display. The night included live performances, enhancing the event's lively atmosphere and success at showcasing Coleman's artistic circle.
The opening day of 'Carnival' at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery attracted a large crowd, showcasing a perfect blend of curator Joe Coleman and the carnival theme.
Joe Coleman curated the exhibition, inspired by a public talk with Deitch and his longstanding relationship with various artists and carnival themes.
The exhibit features over 100 pieces, including Coleman's detailed paintings and circus memorabilia, celebrating his artistic community.
Coleman's wife, Whitney Ward, not only collaborated on the exhibition but also showcased her unique costume designs, adding to the evening's vibrant atmosphere.
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