Unrequited: Curated by Sara Apple
April 25 - May 31, 2024
Peter Alexander, Malik Al-Maliki, Katherine Auchterlonie, Stefan Bondell, Cristine Brache, Sasha Filimonov, Chris Lloyd, Kay Kasparhauser, Alison Peery, Raymond Pettibon, Montana Simone
Kuj: Preagonic
March 29 - May 23, 2024
KUJ (b. 1996) is an Albanian-American artist and designer based in Fort Lee, New Jersey. His practice explores human experiences of liminality that emerge from organic impermanence. His figures are in constant flux, existing between psychological transition and the rapid onset of decay. The artist founded BOND NYC with his brother in 2015, a contemporary men’s wear brand that has since expanded to encompass a broad idiomatic and creative oeuvre. KUJ completed half a freshman term at SVA in 2014; he currently lives and works in LA and New Jersey, and this is his first exhibition with the gallery.
CHris lloyd: Pick Your King
February 16 - March 22, 2024
Chris Lloyd (b. 1994, Albuquerque, NM) is a multimedia artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Recent exhibitions include “N***** in Gothenburg,” Entrance gallery, hosted by NSFW in Gottenburg, Sweden, 2023;“I against I,” Soft Opening, NYC 2023; and “Group Show,” Company Gallery, NYC 2023. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles.
Cock N’ Bull: Curated By James Mcbride
September 29 - November 17, 2023
Olive Couri, Olive Diamond, Sasha Filimonov, Grace Horan, Acacia Marable, James McBride and Kazden Brackett, Satchel McCarthy, Mia Scarpa, Maxwell Sykes, Nico Young
JAXON DEMME: GROWTHSPURT
July 14 - September 1, 2023
Jaxon Demme is an artist born in 1997 in New York, NY. She holds a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts - Painting from Rhode Island School of Design. Recent solo exhibitions include Finding Her at SPY Projects (Los Angeles, 2021) and Celestial Cues at No Gallery (New York, 2022). She currently lives and works in Los Angeles.
Affinities:
curated by sophronia cook
May 12 - June 16, 2023
Cross Lypka, Sophronia Cook, Anastasia Denos, Charlie Engelman, Liam Everett, Filip Kostic, Alex Parrach, Yukine Yanagi
Daniel Healey: Action Transfer
March 17 - May 4, 2023
Daniel Healey (b. 1981, Orange, CA) is a California native who lives and works in Los Angeles, which he has called home since 2017. His work has been exhibited in galleries and museums nationally and overseas, such as: Artspace, Sydney, AU; The Schick Art Gallery, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York; McLoughlin Gallery, San Francisco; and SPY Project, Los Angeles CA.
mirror show
Aaron Douglas Estrada Alfonso Gonzalez Jr, Andrés Cortes, Anya Gupta, Brendan Lynch, Brian Oaks, Carley Gmitro, Dennis Wornick, Ethan Shaw, Grace Horan, Grace Kayar, Jacquelin Zazueta, Jean Nagai, Karla Ekatherine Canseco, Lizette Hernandez, Mali Koopman, Monel Reina, Mia Scarpa, Natasha Romano, Olive Diamond, Oojin Kim, Paul Flores, Reilly Blum + Amos Kang, Satchel McCarthy, Isaac Psalm Escoto, Yung Jake, Zak Ziebell, Zane Kaufmann.
January 20 - March 3, 2023
Sophronia COOK: FAUCETS
November 11 - December 16, 2022
Sophronia Cook (b.1992, Sanger CA) is an artist living in Los Angeles, California. She holds a BFA from Hampshire College and a MFA in sculpture and MA in history and theory of contemporary art from San Francisco Art Institute. Exhibitions include SPY Projects, Et Al Gallery, Embark Gallery, SomArts, Real Time Gallery, and Fort Mason Center For the Arts.
MAX HERTZ: BETTER STRUCTURES
September 16th - October 16th, 2022
Max Hertz (b.1996 Los Angeles, CA) attended Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, graduating with a BFA in 2019. Hertz has previously exhibited with WNDW, Craig Krull and SPY Projects. He currently lives and works in LA.
Duets In Color Breathing
May 27th - June 17th, 2022
Featuring works by Lucie Baker, Sophronia Cook, Amelia Baxter, Natalee Decker, Cameron Cameron, Jaxon Demme, Cara Chan, Cara Levin and Rocki Swiderski.
Curated by Shay Myerson
MIA SCARPA: MASSHOLE
April 22nd - May 13th, 2022
PRESS RELEASE→
Work by Sajeda Issa
American Architecture
March 25th - April 8th, 2022
Featuring works by Gabriel Cohen, James McBride, Carley Gmitro, Daniel Healey, Max Hertz, Sajeda Issa, Robert Lepiz, Andrew Hunczak and Erin Desmond
LOADED OBJECTS AT SPRING/BREAK ART SHOW
February 16th - February 20th, 2022
Work by Sasha Filimonov
Curated by Pietro Alexander
Art is an object with stakes. When the Art object transcends material boundaries, it’s physical presence impacts the psychological, spiritual and political realm. Art today doesn’t have stakes. The object in contemporary art, whether it’s painting (name painter) or sculpture (Damien Hirst’s salty semen), is an empty thing. A vessel that is engaged with to identify social and cultural boundaries. In signaling towards it’s context, contemporary art is paralyzed by it’s own self awareness. Art, robbed of it’s objecthood, has become a simulacrum for its audience to identify with. A language with which the art world reacts to the world of everything else.
Disassembly Line
November 20th - December 4th, 2021
A car show featuring works by
Claudia Parducci, Mannix Vega, Jing Feng, Ivan Rios Fetchko, Yassi Mazandi, Daniel Healey, Max Hertz
The artists in Disassembly Line use components of a stripped automobile to intervene as they see fit, although the reassembled product is neither predetermined nor subject to a 93 minute deadline. It is instead the object, subject, and byproduct of seven creative interventions combined in one car.
Hello World
June 5 - June 28, 2021
Featuring works by
Mia Scarpa, Hannah Lupton Reinhard, James McBride, Carley Gmitro, Alexander Filimonov, Calliope Pavlides, Jaxon Demme, Maddy Parrasch, Max Hertz
Eight artists emerged from a paralyzed social existence to find that the familiar order has been stripped to its bones. There is visible evidence of strain. As the floodgates of physical culture open for the new decade, these artists contribute to the deluge totems of celebration, playfulness and curiosity, as well as a sense of yearning for innocence lost.
DANIEL HEALEY: 3M (letraset)
December 11 2020 - February 28 2021
3M (Letraset) is an extension of Healey’s engagement with the historical Postwar Avant-Garde as he remixes found objects and mundane materials, such as 3M Scotch tape, old consumer catalogues, vintage papers, and Letraset into new, unexpected forms. In the two series presented, 3M Tape paintings and Letraset drawings, Healey’s experiments engage with the aesthetic strategies and procedures of his artistic predecessors—such as Marcel Duchamp, Robert Rauschenberg and John Cage—which challenge notions of the self-contained and autonomous by employing Dada-like chance operations as foils to subjective decision making.