June 11-18 Issue Julianne Swartz, 2012, Alma's Blanket, wire, speakers, electronics, 4 channel original soundtrack, 59 x 59 x 9 inches
Julianne Swartz Critics' Pick by Jerry Saltz Josée Bienvenu 529 W. 20th St., New York, NY 10011 nr. Tenth Ave. 212-206-7990 Thru 6/23 Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm
Julianne Swartz is a sculpture whisperer. She simultaneously transforms the gallery into a sound garden, landscape of strangeness, and field of sensation. Using mainly magnets, teeny speakers that produce cricket-ish sounds, wooden rods, and cement embedded with flecks of mica or containing hidden tick-tocking clock movements, Swartz channels her inner John Cage. We get a Zen rush of wonder, noticing poles hovering in midair or leaning against but not touching walls, arrangements that turn into silicon-based families, chairs that balance against all odds. It all adds up to a quiet storm. — Jerry Saltz
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