Exhibition
in New York, NY / United States
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- Gary Carsley: Pietre Dure; FUSION Table and Chairs, The Paradise Parrot., 2015, Lambda monoprint, resin, Ikea FUSION table and chairs, 30 x 35.5 x 35.5 inches, 76 x 90 x 90 cm
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- Jus Juchtmans: 20141021, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 19.5 x 15.5 in, 50 x 40 cm
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- Kevin Finklea: Dominion 4, 2013, acrylic on laminated poplar, 10 x 5 x 3 in, 25 x 12 x 8 cm
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- Teo Gonzalez: Arch #1, 2015, acrylic on canvas, 42 x 37.5 in, 107 x 95.5 cm
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- Carlos Estrada-Vega: Jacoba, 2015, wax, limestone dust, oil, olepasto, pigments on wood, 8 x 8 in, 20 x 20 cm
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- Ted Larsen: Straight Curve, 2015, Salvage Steel, Marine-grade Plywood, Silicone, Vulcanized Rubber, Chemicals, Hardware, 7 x 13.5 x 5 in, 18 x 34 x 13 cm
William Betts, Gary Carsley, Carlos Estrada-Vega, Kevin Finklea, Nobu Fukui, Téo Gonzalez, Jus Juchtmans, Ted Larsen, David Mann, Michael Seiden, Maria Park, Robert Sagerman, William Steiger, Bill Thompson
Thatcher Projects is pleased to present “HOT SPOTS”, the gallery’s annual summer group exhibition featuring a selection of works that highlight the current studio practice of artists across the gallery program. Several artworks will introduce subtle shifts in the imagery or process of the artists, often times both, exhibited for the first time in New York.
Some of the artists, including Nobu Fukui, Teo Gonzalez, and David Mann, are relatively new to the gallery despite working in New York for several decades. In this exhibition, the gallery introduces Gonzalez’ “arch” paintings. Working from a loose, organic grid, Gonzalez evokes a moire effect as the cell-like spaces appear to expand and compress. David Mann adds linear elements that accompany his more familiar forms, directing the viewers’ eyes toward focal points throughout his ethereal compositions.
An IKEA fusion table and chairs set is reimagined as unique and culturally invaluable by Australian artist Gary Carsley, who wraps the prefabricated furniture with a depiction of extinct creatures and plants. The image, constructed from hi-resolution photographs of stone, serves as an homage to these vanished species while asking questions as to their demise.
Paintings by Carlos Estrada-Vega, Kevin Finklea and Jus Juchtmans, awash in color, may appear monochromatic at first. However, the careful layering of pigment by Juchtmans and Finklea prove that they are in fact complex shifts that are constantly in action.
Gallery hours Tues-Fri 10 am – 6 pm (Summer Hours)
August 15 – 31: Open by appointment
Location:
Margaret Thatcher Projects
539 West 23rd Street
10011 New York, NY
United States
