Group shows 2019
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The Boston Book Print and Ephemera Fair
Back Bay Events Center, 180 Berkeley Street, Boston
15-17 November 2019
will present a comprehensive overview of the visual side of the Beach Boys with more than 200 artifacts related to the band which date from approximately 1910 to the present. Curators Brian Chidester and Domenic Priore aim to both contextualize and celebrate this classic American band.
There is a world where i can go - the nearest faraway place, Ink and wood stain on paper, 19 x19 cm, 2019
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BRINGING TOGETHER: Recent Acquisitions
Curated by Merry Scully
Opening May 25, 2019
New Mexico Museum of Art
Santa Fe, NM
Talus Wind
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Mind’s Eye
Pierogi Gallery, NYC
The process and media employed by each artist differs but they are related conceptually, revealing an ecstatic personal vision driven by their mind’s eye. Working within the present chaotic political, ecological, and social milieu, each absorbs and looks beyond current events to create their own visionary environment
11 July – 13 August, 2019
Into Something, Ink and woodstain on paper, 23.75 x 23.75 inches, 2019
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SPINAL WEB
by the Guidecca Satellite
Fondamenta San Biagio 796
Opening: Saturday May 4, 2019
featuring the Space Rider
30133 Giudecca VENEZIA
Guidecca
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The Case Histories/ Responsa
corresponding with Martin Wilner
Saturday May 11, 2019
Pierogi Gallery, NYC
Making History: The Case Histories began in 2012 as an evolutionary expansion of the scope of Martin Wilner's decade-long calendar-based work process. He began to invite a wide array of subjects for a monthlong correspondence based art process wherein daily messages were translated into his daily visual art practice. Subjects to date include filmmaker Darren Aronofsky, composer John Zorn, curator Isabelle Dervaux, architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, the space scientists of the SETI Institue, and a wide array of visual artists and psychiatrists.
With his background in both the arts and psychoanalysis, this process allowed for the introduction of the basic principles of psychoanalytic theory directly into the work practice. The works document the situational relationship that develops over the course of each month. The results are a nontraditional form of portraiture. Much as an MRI image of the brain represents a sagittal slice of a brain in space, these works reflect a state of mind fixed in a discrete period of time.
Twin Stars, Ink, wood stain on paper, 40 x 40 cm, 2018
