AS THE CROW FLIES at HALSEY MCKAY GALLERY

Installation images from my solo exhibition 

AS THE CROW FLIES at Halsey McKay Gallery in East Hampton, NY. 

On view through April 30. 

The Last Brucennial

Some installation shots from The Last Brucennial. 837 Washington Street, NY, NY. On view thru April 4. 

An Hoang

Katherine Bradford

Hope Gangloff

Lauren Luloff

Chie Fueki

Spring Break Art Show

An installation view of my two paintings in the Spring Break Art Show, curated by Adam Mignanelli for Ballast Projects. To see more installation images you can go here. 

The Last Brucennial

I will have a painting in the Last Brucennial. The opening is this Thursday, March 6, 6-10pm.

837 Washington Street (at West 13th St.)
New York, NY

On view thru April 4.

Carlo Scarpa at The Met

I recently learned that one of my favorite architects, Carlo Scarpa, also made stunning glasswork. Beautiful forms and techniques, an inspiring show of Carlo Scarpa's Venetian Glass is currently on view at The Met. On view through March 2nd.

Exhibition Habeas Corpus at Halsey McKay

A few images from the exhibition Habeas Corpus on view at Halsey McKay Gallery through December 31. 

An Hoang, untitled window, 2011, oil on canvas, 8 x 10 inches

An Hoang, through the trees II, 2011, oil on canvas, 9 x 12 inches

Installation view

Installation view 

Installation view

You can see more images here and here. 

Finders Keepers Installation Views

Below, a couple installation shots of Finders Keepers, an exhibition I curated for Frederieke Taylor Gallery which is being hosted at TSA. For more images you can go here and here. 

installing

(Image: TSA)

Getting the show at TSA ready. Opening this Friday, November 16!

Habeas Corpus at Halsey McKay Gallery, Opening Saturday November 17

HABEAS CORPUS  Ted Gahl, An Hoang, Shara Hughes, Alisha Kerlin, Keegan McHargue, Jeanette Mundt, Sara Murphy, Ryan Mrozowski, Christoph Roßner, Lisa Sanditz, Ryan Schneider, Billy Sullivan, Paul Wackers, Chuck Webster Opening reception for the artists: Saturday, November 17, 6-8 pm November 17 - December 31, 2012 | Gallery Hours: Saturday – Sunday 11 - 6 pm HALSEY MCKAY GALLERY 79 Newtown Lane | East Hampton | New York | 11937 | 631.604.5770     HALSEY MCKAY GALLERY is pleased to present HABEAS CORPUS an exhibition of paintings by Ted Gahl, An Hoang, Shara Hughes, Alisha Kerlin, Keegan McHargue, Jeanette Mundt, Sara Murphy, Ryan Mrozowski, Christoph Roßner, Lisa Sanditz, Ryan Schneider, Billy Sullivan, Paul Wackers and Chuck Webster. The right of habeas corpus has been a part of our country’s legal tradition longer than we’ve actually been a country*. The representation of the human figure has been a part of art history as long as paint has been used to depict images from the natural world. While this title is borrowed from its namesake writ, a more literal translation of the term commands us to “produce the body.” Across their varied practices, this group of painters consistently draw on modes of representation to inform their visual vocabularies. For this exhibition, habeas corpus is suspended as the figure is removed from their pictorial statements. Vacant interiors, littered landscapes, collections on display all show how human presence is evident even when a picture is devoid of human form. Far from voids, these “empty” paintings let us examine ways in which the human spirit lingers even when a body does not.   Please contact info@halseymckay.com for further information. HALSEY MCKAY GALLERY | 79 Newtown Lane | East Hampton | New York | 11937 | 631.604.5770 www.halseymckay.com *This American Life, Episode 331, 2007

Finders Keepers, curated by An Hoang, Opening Friday November 16th at TSA

Hope you can join us for the opening Friday November 16th!

Finders Keepers, curated by An Hoang for Frederieke Taylor Gallery at TSA. TSA is a new Bushwick gallery located at 44 Stewart Avenue, #49 Brooklyn, NY, 11237. On view from November 16 - December 16, 2012. Opening: Friday, November 16, 7-10PM. Frederieke Taylor Gallery is pleased to present Finders Keepers, a group exhibition including Joseph Hart, Todd Knopke, Blaze Lamper, Andy Ness, and Justin Valdes featuring drawings, collages, and photographic prints. This show brings together artists who engage in a creative process which allows for discovery through the act of making. What is found by the artists remains to be discovered by the viewer. Whether it is an edge, a gesture or the way the figure is revealed, all the works provide for the experience of uncovering the hidden. Joseph Hart’s works on paper examine compositional tension through an elegant balance of spontaneous and deliberate marks, heavy and delicate forms, and subtle gestures confined by thick layers of graphite. The detailed, constructed fabric pieces and photographic prints by Todd Knopke, incorporate the textures, patterns and seams inherent in the material to form dreamlike compositions which transcend the original story of the clothing. Blaze Lamper’s enigmatic graphite drawings feature mysterious figures whose faces remain veiled while in plain sight. The watercolors and pencil drawings by Andy Ness explore personal themes of searching and wandering using recurring imagery of ships, airplanes, teeth, and the reconstructed body to form newly defined narratives. Incorporating airbrush, acrylic and pencil, the still-life drawings by Justin Valdes investigate the relationship between object and frame. This is the inaugural exhibition for TSA which is affiliated with Tiger Strikes Asteroid in Philadelphia, PA. For more information please contact info@frederieketaylorgallery.com or 646.230.0992. Viewing Hours: Saturday and Sunday 12-6pm and by Appointment. Gallery Location is 1 block from the Jefferson stop off the L-train.

last chance!

this is the last week to catch the show. hope you'll have a chance to see it! 

THISORGANIZED, curated by Hope Gangloff, on view through Saturday October 8. 

Susan Inglett Gallery. 522 West 24 Street, New York NY 10011. (212) 647-9111. www.inglettgallery.com

Opening Night

a few pics of the painting getting ready to go to the gallery. as you might see from the top image, the painting takes up almost the entire width of my studio in one direction. the studio is just big enough to make a painting this size and to be able to get far enough away from it to see the painting from a distance.

some pics from opening night of the exhibition. i need to go back to take some installation shots so you can see the rest of the show without people in front of the work....but this gives you an idea of some of the work in the show. i'll post more pics soon.

THISORGANIZED

I'm so honored to be included in this show! 

THISORGANIZED

Curated by Hope Gangloff!

September 8 - October 8, 2011

Opening reception: September 8, 6 - 8 pm

In a recent interview Hope Gangloff was asked which artists she admired and why. Hope’s response “I prefer my peer artists. I like them as people, and I like the art they are doing. My favorites include 

Gavin Anderson, Brian Booth, Milton Carter, Alexander Degen, Benjamin Degen, Adriana Farmiga, Eric Fertman, Chie Fueki, Nathan Gelgud, Everest Hall, An Hoang, Blaze Lamper, Josh Marsh, Yuri Masnyj, Barry Ratoff, Jason Search, Breanne Trammell, Juan Valadez, Justin Valdes, Nichole van Beek, and Anton Vojacek, and I could honestly go on and on. I would love to curate a show someday”.THISORGANIZED is that show.

Susan Inglett Gallery. 522 West 24 Street, New York NY 10011. (212) 647-9111. info@inglettgallery.com

pretty vacant installation shots