Carrie Haddad Gallery Photography Gallery

Opening Night for "Ordinary Things"

Sun, 21 Nov 2010 12:00:00

Lependorf & Shire work at the Intercontinental Hotel, Times Square, NYC

Fri, 12 Nov 2010 12:00:00

To see more work from Lependorf & Shire's Shirokuro series, click here

Opening Reception Oct. 2, 2010: David Halliday, Chad Kleitsch, and Alexander Turnquist

Thu, 14 Oct 2010 12:00:00

Alexander Turnquist and David Halliday

Chad Kleitsch

Coney Island, 1969

Thu, 20 May 2010 12:00:00

Photo by Ralph Stout, 'Coney Island, 1969', 15 x 15 inch digital print

Don't you love her? ;-)

Save the Date!

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:00:00

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Opening night!

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:00:00

Enjoy some photos from our reception last Saturday for Ida Weygandt, Elliott Kaufman and Kelly Shimoda. A big thanks to all who came out that night to celebrate with us.

The show runs through April 18 and can be previewed online here

Photographs by Karen Crumley Keats

Back from vacation!

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:00:00

The tail end of our vacation involved exhibiting at the Red Dot Fair in NYC from March 4-7. It was a great time in the city! An overwhelming amount of art and people - I only wish I got to see more shows while we were down there (I really wanted to see the Independent show and Fountain - heard those were interesting and worth the trip. Anyone catch these?)

Our own booth at the Red Dot fair is pictured in the two photos above. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us and say hello!

Now we are back in Hudson and preparing for the opening of our next show, featuring work by Ida Weygandt, Elliott Kaufman and Kelly Shimoda. Installation week is probably my favorite time (I finally get away from the computer!) Looking forward to seeing y'all at the opening on Saturday night. A toast to some REAL spring weather is in order. Seriously, it was like 54 degrees today! Woohoo!

- Melissa

Gallery Talk on Saturday August 29 at 5PM

Thu, 13 Aug 2009 12:00:00

What: Gallery Talk

When: Saturday, August 29th, 5 pm

Where: Carrie Haddad Photographs - 318 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

Carrie Haddad Photographs invites you to the latest installment of an ongoing series of Artist Talks, discussions by photographers about their work. On August 29th Robert Flynt, David Lebe, and Gary Schneider reflect upon their respective work, currently on view in our exhibition “Afterglow: Four Photographers and the Hand-Held Light." Using long camera exposures in dark spaces, these photographers, each in distinct and idiosyncratic ways, carve out images – tracing a body’s contour or marking empty space – with light. Movement in these works is not implied, but rather inscribed: it literally becomes part of the image. In their work the camera captures far more than the naked eye. Join us as Flynt, Lebe, and Schneider each elucidate their creative process and shed light on what drives them to make the work they do.

photo credit: David Lebe & Jack Potter viewing Gary Schneider's work by Katia Chausheva

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Alexander Turnquist Album release concert

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 12:00:00

July 11th

Carrie Haddad Photographs

318 Warren Street Hudson New York

8:00 pm, doors open at 7pm

$5 at door

Come and enjoy the music and visuals of Alexander Turnquist and Wires Under Tension in a very unique setting in one of the Hudson Valley's Premier multimedia art venues, Carrie Haddad Photographs

In celebration of the release of his new album "As the twilight Crane Dreams in Color" to be released July 14th, Alexander will be joined by a small ensemble of musicians to play in its full entirety the new album.

To add to the excitement of the evening Brooklyn based post-classical, fully electrified sonic wizards Wires Under Tension, a side project of Christopher Tignor and Theo Metz of Slow Six will be performing their own brand of swirling beat driven beauty.

Revolver press release:

"As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color is the second full-length from New York-based guitarist Alexander Turnquist, who defies expectations with a set of hypnotic epics that owe more to classic minimalism than current notions of solo guitar.

Forgoing most of the extended techniques of his debut, Turnquist lays down a thick blanket of 12-string that sets up persistent, loop-like patterns in the music. Simple and lovely strings, piano, and percussion provide the melody, carrying most of the movement in the pieces. Turnquist uses extraordinary control and restraint--the orchestrations are as reductionist as possible, with no cringe-inducing "string drama" or unnecessary virtuosity. An almost-monomaniacal tremolo thrum of the guitar dominates the album, but there is a lengthy ambient breakdown that occurs mid-way through the 18-minute "The REM Cycle - Dream Phase" that is a thing of elliptical and drifting beauty.

As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color is a bold statement even in the context of the frequent micro-parsing of styles in the sub-underground--there's really not much else out there like it."

Praise for Slow Six / Christopher Tignor

“If you can imagine a dream collaboration between Philip Glass, Miles Davis, Cluster, and Battles, you might have some idea of what Slow Six is capable of...9/10.”

– Foxy Digitails

"In these two releases, Slow Six accomplishes something very rare in creating spellbinding

art music that's wholly accessible to the masses without suffering any compromise to its

artistic integrity."

- Textura (Canada)

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Join the conversation this Friday

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 12:00:00

A few videos to get you going for Friday's debate about copyright law - Paul Rapp, an intellectual property lawyer and writer who teaches art & entertainment law at Albany Law School and MCLA, will be joining us in the discussion following the film. Come watch and tell us where you stand on the continuing controversy over piracy, copyright, and remix culture.

Kutiman uses youtube videos to make songs:

Eclectic Method - Tarantino Mixtape:

The Tarantino Mixtape from Eclectic Method on Vimeo.

Bart Woodstrup's Cyberdate: