Exhibitions

CHRIS OH

Plays 19 Dec - 9 Feb 2016 Chris Oh's first solo exhibition which draws on the allusion of Old Master paintings and drawings. References to Leonardo Da Vinci, Sofonisba Anguissola, Dieric Bouts, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Caravaggio, Cristofano Allori, Gustave Courbet and the Fayum mummy portraits of Ancient Egypt abound; in Oh's work, these historical images are imitated and... Read more

DICKS

26 Sep - 15 Dec 2016 ELIZABETH BERDANN CYNTHIA PLASTER CASTER JESSE CHAPMAN AURA ROSENBERG MIRA SCHOR AUREL SCHMIDT BETTY TOMPKINS NICOLE WITTENBERG Read more

RICHARD KERN

Polarized 9 Sep - 20 Oct 2016 Fortnight Institute presents Polarized, an intimate, underground history of New York City in never-before-seen polaroid photographs by Richard Kern from the 1980s and 90s. Polarized is an archival exhibition that serves as a historical record through slides, video footage, books, early experimental publications, and flyers. Read more

SUMMER READING

23 Jun - 11 Aug 2016 Rita Ackermann, Jon Beacham, Jessica Diamond, Chris Habib, Kalen Hollomon, Moses Hoskins, Elizabeth Jaeger, Bp Laval, Maia Ruth Lee, Rachel Libeskind, Marilyn Minter, Sondra Meszaros, Jordan Nassar, Chris Oh, Andrew Pope, Justin James Reed, Aïda Ruilova, Ed Ruscha, Curtis Talwst Santiago, Leah Singer, Betty Tompkins, Martha Tuttle, Ann Weathersby, Carmen... Read more

BP LAVAL

Basil Vaseline 16 May - 16 Jun 2016 Artist BP Laval has been collecting tear sheets of encyclopedic erotica forever. Sometimes, he'll pull out a reference for the the images he paints, scrawled figures engaged in sexual acts on harlequin­colored backgrounds. 'Where does an arm go when you do this kind of stuff?' The body types he imagines... Read more

CARMEN WINANT

Who Says Pain is Erotic? 16 Apr - 13 May 2016 The title of the exhibition, Who Says Pain is Erotic?, is taken from images of feminists holding protest signs. For this exhibition, Carmen explores ideas of healing and touch, a process the artist started by finding images that depicted violence and tenderness at once, and from this she started to... Read more