SPECIFIC OBJECTS
20 June – 26 July 2013
An exhibition curated by David Platzker of works and artists cited in Donald Judd’s seminal essay “Specific Objects", 1965, from Arman to H.C. Westermann. Artists include Arman, Artschwager, Bell, Brecht, Conner, Delap, Klein, Kusama, Lichtenstein, Lukin, Oldenburg, Samaras, Stella, Watts, and Westermann.
ALLISON MILLER
12 September 2013 – 19 October 2013
An exhibition of new work from Los Angeles painter Allison Miller, a testament to the evocative possibilities of abstraction.
BENJAMIN DEGEN
24 October 2013 - 7 December 2013
Benjamin Degen presents a vibrant new series of large scale paintings on the occasion of his first exhibition with the Gallery.
CURATED BY WILLIAM VILLALONGO
12 December 2013 - 1 February 2014
An exhibition curated by gallery artist William Villalongo which presents works in a range of mediums in which ecological and socio-cultural experience are embedded in concerns of form and beauty. Communicating a range of experience these works present a double-consciousness in which the purely visual and the vocally social come to us as inseparable, compressed and of one mind.
20 June – 26 July 2013
An exhibition curated by David Platzker of works and artists cited in Donald Judd’s seminal essay “Specific Objects", 1965, from Arman to H.C. Westermann. Artists include Arman, Artschwager, Bell, Brecht, Conner, Delap, Klein, Kusama, Lichtenstein, Lukin, Oldenburg, Samaras, Stella, Watts, and Westermann.
ALLISON MILLER
12 September 2013 – 19 October 2013
An exhibition of new work from Los Angeles painter Allison Miller, a testament to the evocative possibilities of abstraction.
BENJAMIN DEGEN
24 October 2013 - 7 December 2013
Benjamin Degen presents a vibrant new series of large scale paintings on the occasion of his first exhibition with the Gallery.
CURATED BY WILLIAM VILLALONGO
12 December 2013 - 1 February 2014
An exhibition curated by gallery artist William Villalongo which presents works in a range of mediums in which ecological and socio-cultural experience are embedded in concerns of form and beauty. Communicating a range of experience these works present a double-consciousness in which the purely visual and the vocally social come to us as inseparable, compressed and of one mind.