Showing posts with label TSA New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TSA New York. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2016

Last Night and Tonight



Marion Piper, Repeat Copier (JET/ 004)Pencil, gouache and oil on canvas on panel.
40 x 30 cm, 2016



The Black & White Project
August 12 – September 11, 2016

Organized by Look & Listen 
Curated by Yifat Gat

“The very nature of working in The Black & White Project lends a sense of unity, which facilitates the assemblage of works from a broad range. Illustrative, grid-­based, drawing, embroidery, reductive, graphic, intuitive and freehand are just some of the approaches represented here. This curatorial exercise seeks to highlight at once both similarities and differences, creating a rich mixture of dialogues and contrasts.” YG

Artists included:
Alain Biltereyst, Armelle De Sainte Marie, Béatrice Beha, Ben Alper, Benjamin Gardner, Brian Cypher, Brian Edmonds, Brynn Higgins-Stirrup, Catherine Haggarty, Christine Mahoney, Claire Colin-Collin, Clinton King, Daniel G. Hill, David Rhodes, Didier Petit, Don Voisine, DotsToLines, Emily Noelle Lambert, Eve Aschheim, Espen Erichsen, Gabriele Herzog, Gary Petersen, Heidi Pollard, Ian White Williams, Izabela Kowalczyk, Jasper van der Graaf, Jeremie Delhome, Jérémy Laffon, Joris Brantuas, Justine Frischmann, Katherine Bradford, Karl Bielik, Ky Anderson, Lael Marshall, Laura Charlton, Leeza Doreian, Lydia Rump, Matthew Deleget, Marion Piper, Mandy Lyn Ford, Marie-Claude Bugeaud, Mark Sengbusch, Meg Lipke, Michael Voss, Michael Woody, Michel Barjol, Niall De Buitléar, Oriane Stender, Paul Pagk, Patrice Pantin, Pete Schulte, Peter Shear, Rieko Koga, Robert Otto Epstein, Rosaire Appel, Ruri Yi, Tilman Hoepfl, Ward Schumaker, Yoav Efrati.

The Black & White Project is an ongoing exploration that started as a curatorial post on the Look & Listen blog. In 2014 it was expanded into an exhibition at the Look & Listen Gallery, presenting works by 30 international artists. An accompanying publication including works by 100 artists from around the world was added specifically for the London Sluice Art fair. A print edition with works by 6 artists, printed by Atelier Tchikebe, was added to the project in 2015.

This exhibition at Transmitter will be the fifth iteration of The Black & White Project, featuring over 60 artists from around the world.

The publication is available at: http://www.blurb.com/b/6482193-the-black-white-project

Transmitter
1329 Willoughby Ave. 2A, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Weekends 1 – 6 pm and by appointment































August 12 - September 11
Opening reception August 12th 6-9pm

Dear Polly, Vince, Angela, Logan, Christopher, Margo, Iain, Helen, Mark and Joshua, Lynn,

You are fabulous! You make us better artists by your example, by your teaching, in our dialogues and by purely existing.

We are so excited about your participation in Fabulous You. The group exhibition features the work of all 10 members of TSA New York alongside a single work by a mentor, influence or admired peer.

Thank you!
TSA NEW YORK (Sun, William, Jackie, Matt, Andrew, Rachael, Vincent, Alex, Norm, Naomi)

Polly Apfelbaum - Sun You
Vince Contarino - William Crump
Angela Dufresne - Jackie Hoving
Logan Grider - Matt Phillips
Christopher Horton - Andrew Prayzner
Margo Margolis - Rachael Gorchov
Iain Muirhead - Vincent Como
Helen O’Leary - Alex Paik
Mark Shetabi - Norm Paris
Joshua Edwards + Lynn Xu/Architecture for Travelers - Naomi Reis



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Monday, March 16, 2015

Alex Paik and Debra Ramsay @ TSA New York


 Debra Ramsay



 (detail from work above)



 Installation view



From the Press Release:

While their color palettes generate an immediate sense of relationship, Paik arrives at his intuitively, while Ramsay’s is system-based. The artists share a generative process of making, a cultivation of a standardized element that is repeated and worked. In Alex’s case, it’s a geometric form, a unit that he multiplies and folds, orients or otherwise uses again and again to make the work. Debra walked a specific trail, collecting colors every hundred steps via photographs, once each season, generating a palette of 72 distinct colors that were worked in a variety of ways. Both artists consider the element of time. Paik’s work changes as you change your viewing angle; Ramsay documents color change at one location over the year, as an absurd time keeping device.




Alex Paik



 Alex Paik



About the Artists:

Alex Paik was born in 1981 in Oxnard, California and currently lives and works in Brooklyn. His work has been exhibited recently at The Painting Center, Millsaps College, Space 4 Art: San Diego, Nancy Margolis Gallery, and Parallel Art Space. Recent solo shows include Paper Constructs at Guest Spot @ The Reinstitute, and Recapitulation Bop at Gallery Joe. Paik’s work has been in several art fairs, including Drawing Now: Paris, Amsterdam Drawing, Pulse:New York and Miami, artMRKT San Francisco, and Texas Contemporary. He is currently represented by Gallery Joe in Philadelphia and is the director of Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York, an artist-run exhibition space in Bushwick.

Debra Ramsay works in the disciplines of painting, drawing and installation. She maintains a full time studio practice in New York City. Ramsay was awarded a 2016 Residency at the Albers Foundation, a 2013 Residency at the Golden Foundation in New Berlin, NY and in 2012 a Fellowship at BAU Institute in Otranto, Italy. Ramsay’s 2014 exhibitions include Hansel and Gretel Picture Garden Pocket Utopia in Chelsea, Visual Arts Center of NJ, Summit, NJ, and The Bruce High Quality Foundation, NYC. In 2013 she had a solo show titled MAT/tam, curated by Lucio Pozzi at Palazzo Costa, in Mantova, Italy.




Installation view, Alex Paik



Debra Ramsay (detail)




Generative Processes: Alex Paik and Debra Ramsay

Through March 29, 2015

TSA New York
1329 Willoughby Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11237