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11/03/2025

Only a few hours to bid on this Will Cotton as well as works by LaKela Brown, Jessi Reaves, Derrick Adams and so much more to support MOCAD in their 19th year in Detroit. Head to Artsy and MOCAD 2025 to bid - closes very soon!

10/07/2021

Mark your calendar! Simryn Gill’s exhibition midden mother opens on October 20-31 at .nyc more details very soon! Opening October 20!

10/18/2019

Honored to unveil these three Daniel Buren suspended tondo’s in the lobby of 90 Hudson ! Please jump on the ferry and visit the space ! Thanks to and team and

01/22/2019

In Houston, don't miss Judy Ledgerwood's genius show, Power Pose at Barbara Davis Gallery.

01/22/2019

Enjoy this short story by Simryn Gill

My cat brought me a bird, as cats do. He dropped it outside my bedroom door one morning and made the necessary noise to get me to open it, and when he knew I’d seen his offering he walked away down the hall, not even looking over his shoulder to see if I was impressed. I picked up the bird and put...

09/10/2018

Richard Dupont opening this Friday at Carolina Nitsch Project Room from 6-8 p.m

RICHARD DUPONT
HYDROMANCY
September 13 November 10, 2018 Opening September 13, 6-8pm
Carolina Nitsch Project Room
534 West 22 Street, New York, NY 10011
Carolina Nitsch Project Room is pleased to present an exhibition of new large-scale works on paper by New York based artist Richard Dupont at the gallery’s 22nd Street location. This will be the artist’s fourth exhibition with the gallery.
While rooted in the present moment of uncertainty and drastic environmental and social change, these immersive works also reference late 19th and early 20th Century visions of a natural world under siege by the onset of technological development. They depict states of being, as forms coalesce and recede within a state of transformation which allows for multiple interpretations.
Beginning in early 2018, Dupont developed a process of large scale paper marbling used in conjunction with brush and ink. The process allows for chance and references the ancient history of Hydromancy: paper marbling as a form of divination. Certain images emerge in these works, such as the image of a commercial fishing trawler based on the woodcut, Fischdampfer, by the German Expressionist Emil Nolde, while others are more abstract and random.
Like much of Dupont’s figurative sculptural work, the new works on paper examine the distortion of the natural world at the limits of perception. While these works are anthropomorphic in nature, the figure is absent. They avoid any fixed position, as forms drift in and out of a fluid field, embracing both creative and destructive aspects.
Richard Dupont was born in 1968 in New York City. He received an AB degree from the Department of Art and Archeology at Princeton University in 1991. His work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions at venues around the world, including The Powerhouse Museum (MAAS), Sydney (2017), The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (2016), The Cleveland Museum of Art (2015), The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD)(2014), and The Lever House, New York (2008).
Works by the artist are included in the permanent collections of numerous institutions, including The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York; The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; The Cleveland Museum of Art; The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; The Brooklyn Museum; The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, and the New York Public Library Print Collection, among others.

09/05/2018

SIMRYN GILL
"My Own Private Angkor" acquired by
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NEW YORK

We are so pleased to announce the recent acquisition by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York of Simryn Gill's photographic installation, "My Own Private Angkor", 2007-2009. First exhibited in its entirety at the 12th Istanbul Biennial in Turkey and most recently in Sweden at Lunds Konsthall in 2017, Gill's monumental work "My Own Private Angkor" (2007-2009) - a series of ninety black and white silver gelatin prints examines an abandoned Tudor-style housing development from the 1980's in a small town in Malaysia. Gill has photographed this site in earlier works, "Standing Still" and "Looking for Marcel", and returns again to this subject in this series with a focus on the buildings' interior spaces shot in black and white film. "My Own Private Angkor" captures the effects of changing fortunes and time's passage on this place, which has been subject to encroachment of flora and fauna, and the ransacking of scrap metal. The photographs record the unsettling beauty of loss and decay; they also record a modern formalism, evident in the geometric shapes of window panes left behind by thieves who removed the framing, in the repetitiveness of the interiors, and in the serial nature of the work itself.

08/30/2018

I am pleased to announce that I am now a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America with a specialization in Post War, Contemporary and Emerging Art. I look forward to offering my appraisal services to you and yours for insurance, charitable donation, equitable distribution of property and estate purposes.

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05/23/2018

https://hyperallergic.com/440161/judy-ledgerwood-far-from-the-tree-rhona-hoffman-gallery-2018/

A delicious tension animates Ledgerwood’s combination of decorous pattern and thick, dripping paint.

05/23/2018

http://www.artic.edu/exhibition/judy-ledgerwood-chromatic-patterns-art-institute-chicago

05/23/2018

http://www.kohta.fi/exhibition/simryn-gill/

Simryn Gill: Works on Paper 10 May – 1 July 2018 Opening reception on Wednesday, 9 May at 6–8pm. Artist talk with Simryn Gill and exhibition curator Anders Kreuger before the opening at 5–6pm. Welcome!   Simryn Gill (born in 1959 in Singapore) lives in Sydney, Australia, and Port Dickson, Mal...