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Cristine Brache ANONYMOUS GALLERY | NEW YORK
ARTFORUM
2 years ago
At the bottom of a long flight of stairs, a floor below Baxter Street on the edge of Manhattan’s Chinatown, Cristine Brache’s quietly elegiac presentation “Bermuda Triangle” bathed Anonymous Gallery’s space in an uncanny aquatic ambience.
ARTSY
Two Artists Turn Personal Films into Powerful Physical Objects - Ayanna Dozier
ARTSY
2 years ago
Currently, two New York galleries, Anonymous Gallery and Microscope, are showing how film and video work can have a dynamic, physical presence.
CULTURED
As the World Reopens, New York's Art Exhibitions Are Turning Inwards
CULTURED
2 years ago
Things aren’t always what they seem. This notion leads Christine Brache’s practice and current exhibition, “Bermuda Triangle.”
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Artist-Writers Brad Phillips and Cristine Brache Share More Than a Love of Language - by Rob Goyanes
CULTURED
2 years ago
The Toronto-based couple talks about communication, pet names and avoiding Seinfeld tropes.
OBSERVER
Museum Murals, Gallery Musings and Intimate Exhibitions to Check Out This Spring
OBSERVER
2 years ago
anonymous — Cristine Brache, “Bermuda Triangle,” February 24 – April 2
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Editors’ Picks: “Cristine Brache: Bermuda Triangle” at Anonymous Gallery, New York
ARTNET
2 years ago
Swimming pools conjure up all sorts of memories—romantic, nostalgic, and cinematic, or sometimes all of those sensations at once, as is the case with artist Cristine Brache’s exhibition “Bermuda Triangle” at Anonymous Gallery.