From the Art In America website:
Brazen critics of the art establishment William Powhida and Steve Lambert dominated the booth for the Charlie James Gallery (Los Angeles). Perhaps best known for “The Special Edition” (2008), a 14-page fake New York Times newspaper heralding the end of the Iraq War, Lambert's high-watt, blinking signage singed messages such as “Money Laundered” and “Invisible” into your field of vision, even after looking away.
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I am exhibiting with Charlie James Gallery at the San Francisco Fine Art Fair. All my hometown friends, please stop by and say hello to →
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Charlie James Gallery presents “You Are Still Alive” at Pulse Miami 2009. Steve Lambert will be featured at Impulse with Charlie James Gallery at the →
November 29, 2009Ben Marks reviews the show at San Jose Institute of Contemporary Arts for KQED Public Media for Northern CA: Inside, we are greeted by a →
On 11 November 2008, a fourteen-page special edition of the New York Times mysteriously appeared on the streets of New York. Its headline, “Iraq War →
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