When Jim negotiates a sweet deal over a glass of wine, things heat up.
Over at the Red Cat it’s the usual all over again.
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- Art Fag City, May 2010: Best Link Ever! “In this latest glimpse into the White Cube, show producer and gallerist Jim Kempner spoofs the ridiculous realities of the world many of us live and work in” – by David Harper of Art Fag City.
- Artnet News letter September 2010 “We know the art world is smart but is it funny? Chelsea dealer Jim Kempner thinks so, and next month launches a second season of The Madness of Art, his funny web-video series starring himself, his gallery director Dru Arstark, fellow dealer Glenn Dranof
ARTnews, November 2010: Funny Business
The setting is Jim Kempner Fine Art, at Tenth Avenue and 23rd Street. Kempner, who did stand-up comedy in San Francisco before becoming a dealer in New York, plays himself…- Huffington Post: The Madness of Art: Jim Kempner's Mockumentary-style Film Series About the Contemporary Art World Jim Kempner, founder/director of the eponymous gallery in the hub of New York’s gallery district in Chelsea, sees the contemporary art world as a hilarious place. And it is a world he plumbs every day for new material for his mockumentary style film serie
- Joanne Mattera Art Blog “Would you like to be in this one?” he asked. I’ll bet it would have been fun, but on this last day of the fairs, I had an itinerary that would take me over to Aqua for a third visit, to ABMB for a third visit, and then up Collins Avenue to NADA. Regretfu
Very funny as usual….I know…whe the deal is too sweet and I start counting my chickens…the call always comes from the dealer…now the collector wants a smaller print, a discount or then the worst…no call at all …
You gotta find a new name for “Glen Baby.”
I love that bit about the wine – “Gimme your best wine… Okay, what’s your second best?… What do you have by the glass?” Very Mel Brooks. (Or even Jack Benny.)