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Hi everyone! 

I am so pleased to announce my show Oh, Clock! at the Kunstmuseum Bern in Switzerland! It spans both floors of the new wing of the museum—downstairs a solo show of my work (paintings, drawings, prints, and videos) and upstairs a curated intervention that includes works that I chose from the Kunstmuseum collection on top of walls I painted. It’s a sort of mini gesamtkunstwerk!! The show opens to the public Thursday, September 19, 6:30-8:00 pm and runs through February 2. If you’re in Europe come see it! See more HERE.

 

In the Washington Post on August 9: Summer: Abstraction as apprehension, the second installment of my seasonal opinion column! It includes a piece of writing and a one minute animation with sound by Marina Rosenfeld. CLICK HERE to check it out!

 

My Art 21,  Amy Sillman: To Abstract is out now as a part of their digital series Extended Play! CLICK HERE to see it!

 

I was glad to celebrate the launch of my exhibition catalogue for To Be Other-Wise at Gladstone Gallery. This event also celebrated the closing of the show and concluded with brief remarks by the author of the catalogue, Felix Bernstein. Catalogues are available HERE.

 

Book Launch & Closing Celebration
Thursday, June 13, 5pm – 7pm 

To attend, kindly email rsvp@gladstonegallery.com
515 West 24th Street, New York

 

I had a great time speaking with poet and Rail contributor Charles Bernstein for a virtual conversation hosted by the BK Rail on Friday, May 31!

 

CLICK  HERE TO WATCH THE FULL CONVERSATION 

 

Between pixel and pigment is now open at Kunsthalle Bielefeld! More info here.

 

 

Sweet Sixteena group show at Capitain Petzel, is open through August 3! If you’re in Berlin go check it out!

 

To Be Other-Wise was reviewed in 4Columns and The Brooklyn Rail! Click the links to read or find PDFs in the Writing section of my website!

My show To Be Other-Wise is now open at Gladstone Gallery! More info here!

 

May 2 – June 15, 2024

515 West 24th Street

 

In the Washington Post, a one-minute-long video made of 300+ drawings (plus a short text) AND a soundtrack by Marina Rosenfeld! It appears in the op-ed pages and it’s called Spring: Abstraction as Ruin. Here is a link the the video and writing. It **should bring you past the paywall tho you might have to click past a box. PUT SOUND UP!

 

I’m speaking with Rebecca Morris at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago on March 31, 2:00-3:30 pm. More info here! 

 

I’m so excited for this conversation with Adam Moss, Prudence Peiffer, and Ben Eastham at e-flux on Thursday, March 21, at 7pm! RSVP for free here!

 

I was so glad to be included in this book launch event at Artists Space for Miyoko Ito: Heart of Hearts, published by Pre-Echo Press. It was a wonderful evening and I highly recommend this book!

My painting, Radiator, has been included in Making Their Mark: Works from the Shah Garg Collection, Curated by Cecilia Alemani! Also, I was pleased to join Aria Dean and Jutta Koether in a conversation moderated by Michelle Kuo at the space on Monday, November 27.  The show will run through January 27, 2024. Check it out at 548 West 22nd Street, New York, open Tuesday–Saturday, 11 am–6 pm!!