Tyler Vlahovich | Feature Inc NYC

Tyler Vlahovich: recent work
15 February – 18 March 2012
reception: Sat, 18 Feb, 6–8pm

FEATURE INC.
131 ALLEN ST NY NY 10002
212.675.7772
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LA Contemporary Art Fair | David Hughes, Tyler Vlahovich

Art Los Angeles Contemporary Art Fair
January 19-22, 2012.
The Barker Hangar
3021 Airport Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90405

John Tevis Gallery will be showing a two-person booth with Dave Hughes and Anthony Ocone, as well as work available by Tyler Vlahovich and Mary Weatherford.


JOHN TEVIS GALLERY
47 rue Chapon
Paris 75003 FRANCE
+33 (0)1 42 71 84 83 telephone
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TRY-HAR-DER | Tyler Vlahovich | Mitchell Syrop

Try Har Der has posted some shots from Tyler's and Mitchell's shows at WPA.
click here to see more.

Tyler Vlahovich | Rhona Hoffman gallery

Tyler Vlahovich is part of a group show curated by Hudson.

Rhona Hoffman gallery
Called " bodybraingame"
Sept 16- oct 22
Chicago
Rhoffmangallery.com

There will be an opening reception for the artists on Friday, September 16th from 5-7:30 pm.

I like a lot, and in this exhibition that may be understood in at least two ways.

Remember in the mid ‘80s when painting died - amusing, right? For me the significance was more about the focus moving to theory, photography, and information and the resulting effects of how we moved toward a more public understanding or perception of art. After about ten or so years of that, the perception and appreciation of art was more a mental assessment of a thing than an experience of a thing, and while that mode of understanding has continued for another twelve years or so, the shortcomings of operating long term from that sensibility have long remained quite obvious.

Feature Inc. has always offered a strong presence for painting and over the years I’ve increasingly realized that the impact of art on the body is just as forceful if not more so, than its impact on the brain. Letting feelings and mutable physical and emotional sensations guide an understanding of something doesn’t necessarily provide for an articulate line of reasoning, but it does offer an interior richness which is personally very satisfying. I especially like how that form of experience leads one to think and talk around something rather than to think or talk something through. Around is more inclusive and open to development than the conclusiveness of through.

-Hudson, Feature Inc.

My House is Your House | Amy Sarkisian - Tyler Vlahovich

“My House is Your House,” curated by Whitney Carter and Molly Larkey, April 29 - May 29, 2011
Opening reception: Friday, April 29, 7-10 pm

Artists: Sara Clendening & Eric Wesley, Samantha Fields & Andre Yi, Samara Golden & John Seal, Kate Harding & Steven Bankhead, Michael Henry Hayden & Anthony Lepore, Daniel Ingroff & Paul Pescador & David Gilbert, Kristi Lippire & Matt Wardell, Yunhee Min & Patrick Meagher, Tracy Nakayama & Jeremy Yoder, Amy Sarkisian &Tyler Vlahovich

Statler Waldorf Gallery is pleased to present “My House is Your House." The exhibition examines couples who work together, either in a direct capacity, or by sharing an intimate space outside of their respective studio practice(s). A partner’s role as confidant and critic is essential, as they are often privy to the most intimate evolutions that each other’s work endures over time. How do the conversations that happen within a studio and a home, with a partner whose opinion is a trusted source, affect one’s practice? “My House is Your House” also celebrates the role that communities of like-minded individuals (partners of another sort) play in our creative endeavors. In opening up one’s home, and creating connections with those around us, we build exchanges that ultimately make our world meaningful.


Statler Waldorf Gallery is an artist-run exhibition space located at 1098 W. Kensington Road, Los Angeles, CA, 90026, a private residence in Echo Park. We are open by appointment only. For more information, please email: info@statlerwaldorfgallery.com.

Tyler Vlahovich | Slideshow now up

Tylers ongoing show at WPA is now viewable online on the current exhibition page.

Notes on Looking | Tyler Vlahovich

Geoff Tuck has written a fun article that includes a look at Tyler's current show at WPA.
Click here to read it.

Tyler Vlahovich | Opening

Tyler Vlahovich | I Drank the Kool Aid
WPA.
November 5 - December 4
Opening Reception Saturday, Nov 6th, 6-9pm

"My work is an expression of certainty and ambiguity. I mean to link these interests in a practical and accessible way.

My approach is to set in motion a certain kind of tension through the seduction of abundance, inquiry and discovery. I start with the rudiments of composition - volumes, values, lines and their variants - and methodically build toward excess. My aim is to have these straightforward elements spar with the spatial ambiguities they propagate; and, because the repetition and variation of these elements is plain, it quickly becomes a game of how I can relate or cluster them. Somehow a rapport emerges that slows the read of the overall image while leveling a richly charged field to study. The resulting image is intended to be compelling by means of its uncomfortable vagueness. I use contour line as a means to plainly articulate form and space while hinting at figuration. Often the clarity of the line is bent toward misinterpretation. Figuration steps in to maintain a point of reference. Contour lines also suggest a great deal with extreme economy and can easily slip or flash between two and three-dimensional representation. I like how this flux can delay a quick appraisal. And, as the title of the show suggests, I’ve not only embraced the promising/worrisome paradox of clarity but the attraction has become a calling."
- Tyler Vlahovich

Gallery hours:
Open 12-6pm, Friday - Saturday or by appointment.

WPA | 510 Bernard Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 | +1 213-290-5632

TYLER VLAHOVICH | Opening

Tyler Vlahovich | The Cones
John Tevis Gallery
20 Mar - 24 Apr 2010
47 Rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
Tues - Sat, 12-7pm





John Tevis is pleased to present The Cones, an exhibition of new work by Tyler Vlahovich, opening March 20 and continuing through April 24, 2010. An opening reception for the artist will be held Saturday, March 20 from 6:00 – 8:00pm.

The paintings, drawings and sculptures in Tyler Vlahovich’s The Cones resuscitate and modify aspects of art history from Chinese wall painting to Meso-American calligraphy. Seduced by the narrative style of cave and wall paintings found in the ancient Silk Road town of Tun-huang in western China, the artist loosely divides the picture space in his new watercolor and ink on paper works into cell-like structures, serially repeated but with entire sections of the work left bare, as if time or an interloper made off with crucial pieces of the puzzle. The relationship between the muted, abstract shapes and the hollowed-out voids is symbiotic, allowing the cells to coalesce into an overall image of images.

The work of Tyler Vlahovich has been shown in numerous exhibitions in Europe and the United States. The Cones marks the artist’s first one-person exhibition in France.

John Tevis Gallery is located at 47 rue Chapon in the Marais district of Paris. Gallery hours are noon to 7:00 pm, Tuesday through Saturday. For more information about the gallery, its exhibitions, the artists, and how to get here, please visit our website at www.johntevis.com or call us at +33 (0)1 42 71 84 83.