Dan Bina in "Anywhere But Here"

Anywhere But Here A New Group Show May 31st, 8 pm to late The Gallery Bar, 120 Orchard. My work along with a bustling roster of artists this fun exhibition curated by Dan Teran of Artsicle and independent curator Maureen Sullivan also from Creative Time. The show, "Explores images of escape, real and imagined, literal and abstract. Artworks selected reference a longing for something else, somewhere else, brought on by 100 degree weather and fifth floor walk ups. They are the images conjured in the minds of the brave, the few, the left behind. It's summer in New York City, and your Hamptons house just fell through."
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Press Release: Excerpt
"The great escape is a romanticized clichéd trip to the wild west in Dan Bina paintings where it’s just nature, maybe a horse, and man – including the always larger than life Arnold Schwarzenegger in all his glorious muscled heyday. Bina’s paintings of open spaces are brought back to the future with architectural intersections and skewed perfectives."
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Group Show at the Arsenal, Brooklyn NY

Featuring: Matthew Alesi, Alex Bienstock, Daniel Bina, Bon Duke, Marysia Gacek, Adam Good, Katia Hakko, James Hughes, Michael Intile, Duane Jealousy, Jaclyn Jurist, Eric Ku, Michael Kusmierczyk, Louis Liu, Amelia M. Miller, Augustus Nazarro
Based on a True Story
Thursday, November 19, 2009, 8pm
The Arsenal
153 Roebling Street, Studio 4B
Brooklyn, NY 11211

For Release:
"Based on a True Story" brings all our artists together to offer their interpretation of how we resolve truth from fiction in the world we live in. We establish our thoughts and ideas based on various information sources be it history, religion, science, politics, media, or family. How much of this information gets filtered objectively and at what point do we perpetuate myth as truth. How do we separate fact from fiction?

'Picure Plane': At Nudashank in Baltimore

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Dan Bina (NYC) Morgan Blair (NYC)
Michael Dotson (DC) Allison Reimus (DC)
Tim Horjus (BMO) Dale Ihnken (BMO)
May 15th- June 19th
Opening Reception:
Friday May 15th, 7 - 9 pm
For Release:
Nudashank is pleased to present our second exhibition- “Picture Plane.” This show brings together paintings that combine hard-edged abstraction with a post-digital return to pictorial space and linear perspective. Equal parts modernism and classicism, the exhibiting painters are from a generation that has been influenced by screensavers, vector graphics, MS Paint, Google maps, and Photoshop. The paintings evince the pervading luminescence of the computer screen, the digital color spectrum, and the expanding universe of virtual spaces. Flat, planar shapes are used as devices to depict scenes void of inhabitants. These paintings reflect a new, synthesized (perhaps alienated) perception of the world and how visual information is coded, condensed, flattened, and transmitted.

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