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Installation view: Hands Laid On at Keven Kavanagh



A closing event for Aileen Murphy and Kathy Tynan's two person show Hands Laid On.

Friday, January 29, 6 - 8 pm.

There will be a talk with the artists moderated by Ingrid Lyons followed by a performance by Richard Proffitt. The evening will conclude with a Bowie-heavy DJ set from Michael Hill.

Kevin Kavanagh
Dublin, IRL





Brenda Goodman, Self-Portrait 2, 1994, oil on wood, 48 x40 inches.



Trembling Halves 
curated by Lauren Britton and Zachary Keeting

Featuring work by Brenda Goodman and Kate Gilmore

Friday, February 5, 6 - 10 pm

Tiger Strikes Asteroid Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA








Assembled
curated by Lester Julian Merriweather

 Participating artists:

 Kenneth Wayne Alexander II, Melissa Dunn, Melissa Farris, Bienvenido Howard, Mary Jo Karimnia, Lawrence Matthews III, Angela D. Myers, Cedar Lorca Nordbye, Drea L. Powell, Michael Roy, Vitus Shell, Kyle Taylor and Lance Turner

 Opening: Friday, January 29, 5 -7 pm

 ArtsMemphis
Memphis, TN

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Matthew Deleget, Vanitas (Sun Yellow), 2014, enamel spray paint on canvas with decorative frame, 21 x 25 x 3.5 inches.


Vanitas

A one person exhibit by Matthew Deleget

Opening: January 29, 5 - 8 pm

Philip Slein Gallery
ST. Louis, MO








Systems of Compliance

Featuring work by: Christoph Borowiak, Jin-Kyoung Huh, Yoon Jung Kim and Line Krom

Opening: February 19, 7 pm

Boeckercontemporary
Heidelberg, DE





Installation view of works by Kimber Smith
 image courtesy of Galerie Jean Fournier



Kimber Smith: oeuvres sur papier, 1957 - 1975

On view through March 5, 2016

Galerie Jean Fournier
Paris, FR





Lisa Levy, The Artist is Humbly Present, 2016.
photo courtesy of the artist and Christopher Stout Gallery



The Artist is Humbly Present
a durational performance by artist Lisa Levy

Saturday, January 30 and Sunday, January 31, 1-6 pm

Christopher Stout Gallery
Brooklyn, NY




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