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12/7/2006

Table Top

Josee Bienvenu Gallery, New York

A show of horizontal drawings, the negation of the tablecloth. One can go from table to table without loosing the perspective that reminds the original relationship between the paper and the artist. 20 drawing are seen from the distance they were made at. Most of the artists created a work specifically for the exhibition working on a 29 square inch sheet of paper, the exact size of a tabletop.


comunicato stampa

Group show

The world deserves a break. A table and chair help resist the summer heat in Chelsea. Josee Bienvenu Gallery is pleased to present Table Top, an invitation to slow down and take a sit. The exhibition, on view from July 13 to August 18, will include works on paper by 20 artists.

Table Top is a show of horizontal drawings, the negation of the tablecloth. One can go from table to table without loosing the perspective that reminds the original relationship between the paper and the artist. 20 drawing are seen from the distance they were made at. Most of the artists created a work specifically for the exhibition working on a 29 square inch sheet of paper, the exact size of a tabletop.

Some of the drawings are to be read: Raymond Pettibon’s watercolors with text; Amy Wilson’s cartoons; Beth Campbell’s Potential Future drawings or Nicolas Touron’s complex scenarios. Others are also meant to be read carefully but with no hope to be informed: The international Herald Tribune, Alex Hamilton’s abstract newspaper; Xylor Jane’s mathematical textures of intersecting lines; Marco Maggi’s insignificant codes on kitchen foil; David Moreno’s visual translations of sound waves or Annabel Daou’s rotating concrete poem Truth and Beauty. Alexander Gorlizki’s drawings on rolodex cards are to be flipped through at the table.

Fidel Sclavo’s watercolor classifications of anonymous fragments, Marti Cormand’s Table of Contents, an ariel view of the leftovers of a conversation; David Payton’s painted daily drawings of Diet Coke cans and Ken Solomon’s video projection of a month worth of meals are all arbitrary inventories of mundane life. Ricardo Lanzarini’s frantic little men in extravagant attire swarm around the tabletop like colonies of industrious insects. Adam Ogilvie, Jason Middlebrook, Fabian Birgfeld and Erica Baclawski’s landscapes are to be contemplated from top. The resulting show recalls the diversity of population at lunchtime in a busy cafe.

Artists:

Erica Baclawski
Fabian Birgfeld
Beth Campbell
Marti Cormand
Annabel Daou
Alexander Gorlizki
Alex Hamilton
Xylor Jane
Ricardo Lanzarini
Marco Maggi
Jason Middlebrook
David Moreno
Adam Ogilvie
David Payton
Raymond Pettibon
Fidel Sclavo
Ken Solomon
Nicolas Touron
Andy Warhol
Amy Wilson

Opening: Thursday July 13, 2006

Josee Bienvenu Gallery
529 West 20th Street - New York

IN ARCHIVIO [24]
Juan Manuel Echavarria
dal 16/2/2011 al 25/3/2011

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