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On View: Les Ballets de Faile for the NYCB Art Series

On May 29, the final curtain fell on Les Ballets De Faile, a collaboration between the artist collective known as Faile and the prestigious New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. Faile went big on the the first collaboration with the Tower of Faile for the NYCB's February 1 performance. For the second installment, the duo exhibited an incredible assortment of their iconic prayer wheels. In addition to the ball room full of spinning totems, they also decked the halls with intricate wooden block works incased in steel frames. While you may not have had the chance to see the actual ballet performance, you can still get over to Lincoln Center to see the artwork during the select times for free public viewing June 6-9. If you have the means, we suggest you go and take a look. Check out our exclusive photos of the artwork after the jump!

On May 29, the final curtain fell on Les Ballets De Faile, a collaboration between the artist collective known as Faile and the prestigious New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. Faile went big on the the first collaboration with the Tower of Faile for the NYCB’s February 1 performance. For the second installment, the duo exhibited an incredible assortment of their iconic prayer wheels. In addition to the ball room full of spinning totems, they also decked the halls with intricate wooden block works incased in steel frames. While you may not have had the chance to see the actual ballet performance, you can still get over to Lincoln Center to see the artwork during the select times for free public viewing June 6-9. If you have the means, we suggest you go and take a look.

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February 24, 2025

Gil Bruvel’s work seems to be both modern and craft movement inspired at the same time. They are made of hundreds of parts; intricate, yet, when those parts are viewed from a distance, are smooth and cohesive. We’ve asked the artist to delve into his process and themes and a bit of his background as an artist. Click the image above to read our Hi-Fructose exclusive with the artist

The 2025 Hi-Fructose Invitational is coming

February 4, 2025

We’re happy to announce that Roq La Rue Gallery will be hosting our 2025 Hi-Fructose Invitational in Seattle on June 7th. The show will celebrate our 20 years of being an artist-owned and operated independent publisher and will feature an outstanding line-up of New Contemporary artists who have been shown in our pages, including this powerful sculpture by Beth Cavener entitled “G.O.A.T”. Look for more info on previews and artist list soon.

Bender Gallery is “Standing Strong” with Artists Affected by Hurricane Helene

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January 15, 2025

(Above: Drone photo by stephan pruitt/fiasco media) We are living in even stranger times. While fires are ravaging Los Angeles on the west coast of the United States, affecting many of our friends and collaborators, the scores of artists in Asheville affected by Hurricane Helene in December are still reeling from the loss of their homes and studios. To provide support, Bender Gallery has organized an art show with their local artists to support the River Arts District. Click above to read all about it and see a few works on display.