Matter of Time
dal 31/5/2006 al 13/7/2006
Segnalato da
31/5/2006
Matter of Time
Betty Cuningham, New York
Each work included in this exhibition is not only about process and material but also about the passage of time wherein the work has been created. Time is slowed, quickened, disrupted, cyclical and infinite. Works by: Annette Lawrence, Simon Reilly, Jeff Shore & Jon Fisher, Kathleen Vance and Hugh Walton.
Annette Lawrence, Simon Reilly, Jeff Shore & Jon Fisher, Kathleen Vance and Hugh Walton
On Thursday, June 1, 2006, Betty Cuningham Gallery will open "Matter of Time", a group show of new works by Annette Lawrence, Simon Reilly, Jeff Shore & Jon Fisher, Kathleen Vance and Hugh Walton.
Each work included in this exhibition is not only about process and material but also about the passage of time wherein the work has been created. The record of this creation is laid bare. Each work brings the viewer into the world the artist has created. Time is slowed, quickened, disrupted, cyclical and infinite.
Annette Lawrence will install a new site-specific installation using her signature pale cotton string to create a rhythmic pattern of intersecting lines which evoke a visual music.
Kathleen Vance’s sculptures are formed from a combination of industrial and organic materials. These disparate materials are interwoven to form a kind of symbiotic relationship. Her pieces climb, twist and grow in an ongoing process of generation and regeneration.
Simon Reilly will present a new video focused on the traditional medium of drawing. The viewer will experience the joy and frustration of a young artist’s attempt to render a beautiful and constantly moving horse.
Jeff Shore & Jon Fisher have collaborated to create two new kinetic sculptures. Within the plywood structure and maze of wires a miniature room has been constructed. The room is viewed via spy camera which is simulcast in real time on a monitor. In "Sand Timer" the room comes alive as an avalanche of sand moves through it and music, almost industrial noise, transforms their imagined reality in to our reality.
Hugh Walton’s performance videos both incorporate physical language as painting. In FTAR he is typing out each letter one by one using his body as a template. His body slamming against the wall creates a rhythmic beat which is at once shocking and entrancing.
Next Exhibition
Mia Westerlund Roosen September 7 - October 14, 2006
Image: Jeff Shore & Jon Fisher, GRASS GROWING MACHINE II, 2006 (video still)
Opening reception: Thursday, June 1, 2006, 6 - 8 pm
Betty Cuningham
541 West 25th Street New York NY 10001
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 10 AM - 6 PM. Summer hours begin Friday, June 16, 2006: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 6 pm