In 1978 he made his solo debut in simultaneous shows at the galleries of Mary Boone (paintings) and Susan Caldwell (drawings) on West Broadway in SoHo.
(The sensational début of "Banality," in 1988, with simultaneous, identical shows at galleries in New York, Cologne, and Chicago, was publicized by memorable print ads, in Artforum, which posed Koons with bikini babes, schoolchildren, and pigs).
There was the simultaneous creation of artist-run galleries, a blooming of the underground alternative press, and venues for artists, performers, and musicians and the justification of what they were doing lay in political or personal terms.
But my money is on Marten, also shortlisted for the Hepworth sculpture prize and with a simultaneous show at the Serpentine Sackler Galleries; not that anyone ever has to care.
The Gagosian Gallery this month put on simultaneous exhibitions of the British artist's spot paintings in its 11 sites around the world.
(Writing in this show's catalogue, Liza Kirwin notes the nearly simultaneous débuts, in 1982, of a trailblazing gallery in the artist Gracie Mansion's bathroom and "Late Night with David Letterman").
Ryman, who was also the first artist to hold simultaneous exhibits at each of Paul Kasmin's gallery spaces, shares his inspiration behind the piece.
Now a world-weary 33, lately married, a restless but friendly live wire, Essenhigh is starting a fresh phase in her still youthful career with simultaneous shows, of new work at the 303 Gallery in Manhattan and a three-year survey at Victoria Miro in London.
A new burst of enthusiasm has resulted in Bergman's first major exhibitions three simultaneous shows, at the National Gallery of Art, P.S.1, and the Yossi Milo gallery.
A new burst of enthusiasm has resulted in Bergman's first major exhibitions — three simultaneous shows, at the National Gallery of Art, P.S.1, and the Yossi Milo gallery.
