These are some installation shots of the show I curated at Workspace Harlem, taken by my friend Ross Luebe. If you haven't gone to the show yet, Saturday night is the closing and your last chance!
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
In Between the Sheets- Installation Shots
These are some installation shots of the show I curated at Workspace Harlem, taken by my friend Ross Luebe. If you haven't gone to the show yet, Saturday night is the closing and your last chance!
In Between the Sheets- Closing
Workspace Harlem
9-11 141 Street
New York, New York, 10037
Please join us for an closing reception with the artists and show organizer on
Saturday, August 13, 2011, from 7 to 10 PM
Performance by Chris Smith 8:30 PM
Tisch Abelow, Sarah Bednarek, John Bianchi, Brent Birnbaum, Melissa Brown, EoinBurke/JimDessicino, Paul Demuro, Evie Falci, Kathy Grayson, Jesse Greenberg, Anna Han, Katie Hinton, Diana Jensen, Irena Jurek, Andrew L Rogers, Ted Mineo, Ellie Murphy, Carolyn Salas, Justin Samson, Dannielle Tegeder, Stephen Truax, Ryan Wolfe, Natalie Colette Wood, Lizzie Wright, and Keith Varadi
Directions
Directions
Subway 2, 3 to 135 Street
Workspace Harlem is inside the American Storage building on the corner of 141 Street & Fifth Avenue
Gallery viewings by appointment only.
Any attempt at representation was once anathema to abstract painters and sculptors who discarded the perceptible image in favor of Utopian ideologies. Rauschenburg and Johns forever altered the boundaries of Dadaism and abstraction by aestheticizing the readymade, simultaneously reinventing and nullifying both ideologies. In Between the Sheets explores the transitional space connecting the abstract and the tangible.
Workspace Harlem is inside the American Storage building on the corner of 141 Street & Fifth Avenue
Gallery viewings by appointment only.
Any attempt at representation was once anathema to abstract painters and sculptors who discarded the perceptible image in favor of Utopian ideologies. Rauschenburg and Johns forever altered the boundaries of Dadaism and abstraction by aestheticizing the readymade, simultaneously reinventing and nullifying both ideologies. In Between the Sheets explores the transitional space connecting the abstract and the tangible.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Keith Tyson: Large Field Array
installation view
courtesy of the Pace Gallery
(2006) (detail)
courtesy of 8 Weekly
(2006) (detail)
(2006) (detail)
courtesy of Artnet
(2006) (detail)
courtesy of the Pace Gallery
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