Congratulations to @marie_watt_studio on the opening of “Storywork: the Prints of Marie Watt,” on view at @printcenternewyork through May 18, 2024. Featuring multiples and sculptures from the @schnitzerfoundation, the exhibit is a comprehensive survey of key works by the acclaimed artist. Congratulations, Marie!
Our @fogfair booth is fully installed and lit! Join us at Booth 108 January 17 - 21, 2024 at the Fort Mason for this extraordinary presentstion of works in dialogue by Masami Teraoka and Wanxin Zhang.
@masamiteraoka @wxzhang25
The gallery is proud to announce the release of @jenbervin’s stunning survey catalogue “Jen Bervin: Shift Rotate Reflect, Selected Works (1997-2020),” in conjunction with her recent survey exhibition of the same name at Illinois State University’s Galleries. Click the link in our bio to order.
With texts by Jen Bervin, Jayme Collins, Charlotte Lagarde, Kendra Paitz, Claudia Rankine, and Jennifer Yee. Edited by Kendra Paitz and Jen Bervin. Designed by Brett Yasko.
"Bervin produces fastidious and often collaboratively made artifacts that resist scholarly conclusiveness for the purpose of illuminating the process of understanding." —Jessica Baran, Artforum
Published for the first survey exhibition of artist and poet Jen Bervin (b. 1972), “Shift Rotate Reflect” features 23 individual and collaborative projects from 1997 to 2020. The works demonstrate the range of her interdisciplinary research, including the legacies of women artists and writers, relationships between text and textiles, and abstractions of language and landscape.
This 192-page monograph includes: poet and playwright Claudia Rankine's far-ranging 20-page conversation with Bervin; Jennifer Yee's (Director of Public Programs at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum) in-depth interview with Bervin and artist Charlotte Lagarde about their collaborative project, Su Hui's Picture of the Turning Sphere; exhibition curator Kendra Paitz's essay on Bervin's monumental River; scholar Jayme Collins's essay on Bervin's Silk Poems; a facsimile chapter from Bervin's stitched artist's book The Desert; a visual index of Bervin's book projects; and an illustrated biography.
Hardcover (fabric-wrapped, debossed, and foil-stamped)
8.5 x 10 inches
192 pages
138 color, 6 black-and-white images
ISBN: 9780945558453
Price: $45.00
@jenbervin @kendrapaitz @claudiarankine @charlotte_lagarde_ @brett_yasko
#jenbervin #kendrapaitz #monograph #artistbook
The gallery is proud to announce the release of @jenbervin’s stunning survey catalogue “Jen Bervin: Shift Rotate Reflect, Selected Works (1997-2020),” in conjunction with her recent survey exhibition of the same name at Illinois State University’s Galleries. Click the link in our bio to order.
With texts by Jen Bervin, Jayme Collins, Charlotte Lagarde, Kendra Paitz, Claudia Rankine, and Jennifer Yee. Edited by Kendra Paitz and Jen Bervin. Designed by Brett Yasko.
"Bervin produces fastidious and often collaboratively made artifacts that resist scholarly conclusiveness for the purpose of illuminating the process of understanding." —Jessica Baran, Artforum
Published for the first survey exhibition of artist and poet Jen Bervin (b. 1972), “Shift Rotate Reflect” features 23 individual and collaborative projects from 1997 to 2020. The works demonstrate the range of her interdisciplinary research, including the legacies of women artists and writers, relationships between text and textiles, and abstractions of language and landscape.
This 192-page monograph includes: poet and playwright Claudia Rankine's far-ranging 20-page conversation with Bervin; Jennifer Yee's (Director of Public Programs at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum) in-depth interview with Bervin and artist Charlotte Lagarde about their collaborative project, Su Hui's Picture of the Turning Sphere; exhibition curator Kendra Paitz's essay on Bervin's monumental River; scholar Jayme Collins's essay on Bervin's Silk Poems; a facsimile chapter from Bervin's stitched artist's book The Desert; a visual index of Bervin's book projects; and an illustrated biography.
Hardcover (fabric-wrapped, debossed, and foil-stamped)
8.5 x 10 inches
192 pages
138 color, 6 black-and-white images
ISBN: 9780945558453
Price: $45.00
@jenbervin @kendrapaitz @claudiarankine @charlotte_lagarde_ @brett_yasko
#jenbervin #kendrapaitz #monograph #artistbook
Thank you to our friends at @mhcartmuseum for this beautiful 3-D tour of Lenka Clayton’s solo exhibition “Lenka Clayton: Comedy Plus Tragedy.” While we are heartbroken to not be able to see this presentation in person while the museum is closed, this digital walkthrough is the next best thing. Click the link in our bio, and forever thanks to @triciaypaik for making this exhibition possible.
✨NEW 3D VIRTUAL TOUR✨ Since we are still only open to our campus community, we wanted to share the self-guided 3D virtual tour of “Lenka Clayton—Comedy Plus Tragedy.” This exhibition celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Skinner Museum bequest to Mount Holyoke in 1946. Explore how Clayton has reactivated Skinner objects for a 21st-century audience! 🔗link in bio🔗
@lenkaclaytonstudio @cclarkgallery @mtholyoke
#skinnermuseum75 #contemporaryart #lenkaclayton
“Night Watch 2021” collaborating artist Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez) is presenting the second installment of “On the Horizon,” her major temporary public installation in San Francisco this Sunday, September 5 at Ocean Beach, at the entrance at the Great Highway and Rivera Street. Performances begin at 5:30pm with Alonzo King LINES Ballet dancers Michael Montgomery (@mistermichaelmontgomery) and Adji Cissoko (@adji_cissoko) and a reading by author Rebecca Solnit, followed by a closing ceremony at 7:45pm.
“On the Horizon” is comprised of clear tubes erected on the beach and filled with saltwater, which attempt to show passersby what the six feet of sea-level rise that scientists are projecting would actually look like. As Fernández poetically notes, "On the Horizon is imagined as a collective endeavor—something shared that will be internalized and meaningful for participants. This artwork is not meant to intimidate or create anxiety, but rather to inspire and evoke change."
Click the link in our bio to learn more about “On the Horizon” and how to support this timely and important project.
@lavamaex @ _on__the__horizon_
#anateresafernandez #onthehorizon #lavamae #climatechange
“Night Watch 2021” collaborating artist Ana Teresa Fernández (@anateresafernandez) is presenting the second installment of “On the Horizon,” her major temporary public installation in San Francisco this Sunday, September 5 at Ocean Beach, at the entrance at the Great Highway and Rivera Street. Performances begin at 5:30pm with Alonzo King LINES Ballet dancers Michael Montgomery (@mistermichaelmontgomery) and Adji Cissoko (@adji_cissoko) and a reading by author Rebecca Solnit, followed by a closing ceremony at 7:45pm.
On the Horizon is comprised of clear tubes erected on the beach and filled with saltwater, which attempt to show passersby what the six feet of sea-level rise that scientists are projecting would actually look like. As Fernández poetically notes, "On the Horizon is imagined as a collective endeavor—something shared that will be internalized and meaningful for participants. This artwork is not meant to intimidate or create anxiety, but rather to inspire and evoke change."
Click the link in our bio to learn more about “On the Horizon” and how to support this timely and important project.
@lavamaex @ _on__the__horizon_
#anateresafernandez #onthehorizon #lavamae #climatechange
