Richard Tuttle

Systems-VII-XII

Geoffrey Farmer @ frieze art fair 2012

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Credit: Time Interrupted, I Turn to Clock (Yellow), and Sausage Chasing Rock by Geoffrey Farmer (Casey Kaplan, B4)

(Sara Barker Foto)

Shifting identities: new directions in sculpture

Form, material and perception in the work of Alice Channer, Sara Barker, Leonor Antunes and Tove Storch

The ancient sculptural quest for the illusory - through the rendition of life-like form, or objects that appear to defy the innate characteristics of the materials from which they were cast or carved - has, in recent years, again become increasingly relevant to sculptural practice, although continuing concerns with abstraction preclude mimesis as a principal source of the beguilingly transformative.

Instead, apparence and seeming are initiated through a mounting focus on the suggestive or even unexpected potential of material and form; a twist on an age-old tradition that informs the work of all four artists featured here.

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(Sara Barker Foto)
Shifting identities: new directions in sculpture
Form, material and perception in the work of Alice Channer, Sara Barker, Leonor Antunes and Tove Storch
The ancient sculptural quest for the illusory - through the rendition of life-like form, or objects that appear to defy the innate characteristics of the materials from which they were cast or carved - has, in recent years, again become increasingly relevant to sculptural practice, although continuing concerns with abstraction preclude mimesis as a principal source of the beguilingly transformative.
Instead, apparence and seeming are initiated through a mounting focus on the suggestive or even unexpected potential of material and form; a twist on an age-old tradition that informs the work of all four artists featured here.
more at Modernedition

PAINT THINGS: beyond the stretcher

PAINT THINGS navigates the recent direction of contemporary artists to expand painting beyond the stretcher into sculptural forms. This group exhibition focuses on the growing spatial and material freedom in painting as it merges with installation and sculpture. It invites viewers to collectively re-examine the age-old practice of painting in a new light and consider the limitless possibilities for the future of the medium and its physical context. Its expansion and spatial investigations by exhibiting artists asks us to think about painting as it relates to physical, social, political, and emotional space.

Featured artists include Claire Ashley, Katie Bell, Sarah Braman, Sarah Cain, Alex Da Corte, Cheryl Donegan, Franklin Evans, Kate Gilmore, Alex Hubbard, James Hyde, Sean Kennedy, Wilson Lawrence, Steve Locke, Analia Saban, Allison Schulnik, Jessica Stockholder, Mika Tajima, and Summer Wheat.

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SANTIAGO TACCETTI

Latex and enamel on canvas. 2012-

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