Exhibitions
Exhibitions
Joan Witek: Paintings from the 1980s
MINUS SPACE is pleased to present the exhibition Joan Witek: Paintings from the 1980s. The exhibition will highlight eight major paintings dating from 1980-1985, all of which have not been publicly exhibited since their debut in Witek’s solo survey at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, PA, in the 1980s. This exhibition is organized in collaboration with Artist Estate Studio, LLC, Brooklyn. At a time when the validity of the Modernist canon is being questioned and reassessed, the paintings and…
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Exhibitions, Online & In-Person
PHOTOVILLE Festival 2020
In view of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Photoville is continuing to adjust to this new reality with creativity and flexibility. We are proud to announce that this year’s PHOTOVILLE Festival will return for our ninth year in the fall, although it will look significantly different than years past. Rolling out this fall, Photoville will combine online gatherings and dispersed outdoor public exhibitions. Over forty exhibitions in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Exhibitions
Mẽãbema from Botánico Series by artist Lina Puerta
Artist Lina Puerta writes: Works from the Botánico Series (2010-ongoing) are inspired by weeds and wild untamed, nature within urban spaces. They explore the tension between the human and botanical world. As we strive to exert control over nature, nature responds with perseverance and resilient power, as weeds slowly move into abandoned spaces—spreading and reclaiming its space. In this series, I use a variety of materials, including artificial plants that are normally designed to adorn and create maintenance-free gardens. Such…
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Exhibitions
Bound up Together: On the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment
The exhibition centers on the achievements that granted some women the right to vote and the pervasive and enduring intersections of racism, sexism and misogyny that disfigure American culture and society. Moving between a mythological past and an uncertain future, Bound up Together highlights myriad ways in which women’s experiences and interdependent histories are entangled in the very structures that deny intersectional nuances and complexities. The exhibition presents video, installation, works on paper, painting, photography, sculpture, sound, performance and participatory…
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Exhibitions
H. A. Halpert: Optic Chiasmus
A.I.R. Gallery is pleased to announce Optic Chiasmus, an exhibition by A.I.R. 2019-2020 Fellow H.A. Halpert of a new body of work comprising sculpture, drawing, animation, Xs, and eyes. This is her first solo exhibition in New York City.
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Exhibitions
Joan Snitzer: Diamonds
A.I.R. Gallery is delighted to present Diamonds, an exhibition of photonic dreams and new paintings by New York artist Joan Snitzer, who looks back at 20th-century abstraction to explore abstract functions in a contemporary context.
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Solo Circuit
Undercurrent is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Patricija Gilytė entitled Solo Circuit. Drawing on the universal concepts of the body, space, and time—as well as their limitations—Gilytė’s transformation of minimal and lo-tech processes ignite infinite connections inviting us to revisit memory and experience.
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