Three-Day Weekend

Three-Day Weekend

Vitaly Komar

Jun 17 – Jul 28, 2005

Komar My Family Photograph As A Butterfly 2004 5 Hero

Vitaly Komar

My Family Photograph as a Butterfly, 2004-05

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Vitaly Komar will exhibit new works based on the theme of the Three-Day Weekend, a symbol of the peaceful coexistence of different peoples and different concepts of faith and spirituality: Friday for Muslims, Saturday for Jews, and Sunday for Christians. The artworks – paintings, stained glass panels, and collages – are based on the form of the mandala, traditionally associated with unity, healing, and meditation, and are intended to promote the concept of the Three-day Weekend.

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Big Red Moustache, 2004-2005

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Komar Big Red Moustache 2004 2005 1

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Big Red Moustache, 2004-2005

Komar Blue Tunnel 2004 05

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Tunnel, 2004-2005

Komar Mandala Above State Heraldry 1 2004 2005 Detail 1

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Mandala Above State Heraldry 1, 2004-2005

Komar Four Moons As Part Of A Snowflake 2004 5

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Four Moons as Part of a Snowflake, 2004-5

Komar A Cross As Two Hourglasses 2004 5

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A Cross as Two Hourglasses, 2004-5

Komar Fragile Unity With E T 2004 2005 Detail 2

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Fragile Unity with E.T. (from Three-Day Weekend), 2004-2005

Komar Symmetrical Landscape From Three Day Weekend 2004 2005

Vitaly Komar

Symmetrical Landscape (from Three-Day Weekend), 2004-2005

Komar Installation View North Gallery F 2005

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Komar Installation View North Gallery F 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery A 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery B 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery D 2005

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Komar Installation View North Gallery F 2005

Komar Installation View South Gallery A 2005

Komar Installation View South Gallery B 2005

Komar Installation View South Gallery D 2005

Komar Installation View North Gallery F 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery A 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery B 2005

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Komar Installation View South Gallery D 2005

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Ronald Feldman Gallery has been at the frontier of contemporary art since 1971. The gallery is located in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City and exhibits performance, photography, new media, film, painting, drawing and sculpture.