Vito Acconci
Udi Aloni
Roy Arden
Jennifer Bolande
Jessica Craig-Martin
Greg Colson
Barbara Ess
Dan Graham
Peter Greenaway
Anne Marie Jugnet
Alain Clairet
David Korty
Darren Kraft
Miranda Maher
George Mead Moore
Sarah Morris
John Pilson
Lordy Rodriguez
Efrat Shvily
Dylan Stone
Thomas Struth
Jane Wilbraham
Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery is pleased to present THE CITY, an exhibition exploring the urban landscape, during the months of July and August. THE CITY is composed of works by artists who have engaged the city in a multiplicity both of approach and subtext indicative of a city's inherent complexity. Vito Acconci, Udi Aloni, Roy Arden, Jennifer Bolande, Jessica Craig-Martin, Greg Colson, Barbara Ess, Dan Graham, Peter Greenaway, Anne Marie Jugnet & Alain Clairet, David Korty, Darren Kraft, Miranda Maher, George Mead Moore, Sarah Morris, John Pilson, Lordy Rodriguez, Efrat Shvily, Dylan Stone, Thomas Struth, Jane Wilbraham.
Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery is pleased to present THE CITY, an exhibition
exploring the urban landscape, during the months of July and August.
THE CITY is composed of works by artists who have engaged the city
in a multiplicity both of approach and subtext indicative of a city's
inherent complexity. Employing a variety of media from photography
and video to diagrammatic drawings and blueprints, the artists search
and examine interiors, as in John Pilson's photographs and video
detailing the architecture of corporate office spaces or Jessica
Craig-Martin's views of social galas; they scrutinize and impact exterior
landscapes, as in Jennifer Bolande's City at Night series, Udi Aloni's
designs for billboard advertisements, or Miranda Maher's constellations
traced on the sidewalks of Brooklyn. Some approach their subject
literally, as in Roy Arden's photograph of a desolate Vancouver home
or Thomas Struth's abandoned Roman street, while others interpret the
city and movement through it more abstractly-Vito Acconci's Spy
Project, Peter Greenaway's Roman postcards from the Dear Boulée
series, Lordy Rodriguez's imagined maps. Ever present is the
simultaneous structure and disarray of urban architecture, the traces of
its inhabitants; however, THE CITY serves ultimately to attest to the
endless manifestations of spaces possible when millions of people
converge.
Opening reception Friday July 14, 5 - 7 pm
For more information, please call the gallery at 212.243.3335
526 West 26th Street, Room #213 New York, New York 10001
T 212.243.3335 F 212.243.1059