Yuki Kimura, post-disembodiment (origin) 2006. Two lambda prints mounted on wood. Courtesy the artist and Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo.
Kimura’s work is currently on view at SculptureCenter as part of the Better Homes exhibition.
Yuki Kimura, Untitled, 2010. Two lambda prints mounted on alpolic, wood, iron, lacquer, and stones. Dimensions variable. Courtesy the artist, Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo, and IZU PHOTO MUSEUM, Shizuoka. Photo credit: Yasushi Ichikawa.
Kimura’s work is currently on view at SculptureCenter as part of the Better Homes exhibition.
#sculptureNOW Party
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Thank you for following us! This free event is for you! You and your friends are invited to join us for the #sculptureNOW Party, with special after hours museum access to the critically acclaimed exhibition Better Homes, drinks, and special DJ sets by Max McFerren and Jory Rabinovitz!
Thursday May 30, 7-9pm
44-19 Purves Street, Long Island City, NY
rsvp@sculpture-center.org before May 29
Yuki Kimura, Untitled (Room), 2012. Inkjet print on adhesive paper. Dimensions variable depending on the exhibition space. Courtesy the artist and Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo.
Kimura’s work is currently on view at SculptureCenter as part of the Better Homes exhibition.
Yuki Kimura, untitled (twelve boats), 2006. Lambda print mounted on alpolic, frame. Courtesy the artist and Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo.
Kimura’s work is currently on view at SculptureCenter as part of the Better Homes exhibition.
Yuki Kimura’s most recent installations derive from and incorporate found and original photographs. Kimura disrupts typical artistic categories, such as photography and sculpture, by employing photographic images, primarily of domestic spaces, to create sculptural and immersive environments that explore the often complex relationship between images, perception, memory and temporality. Kimura received her MFA from Kyoto City University of Arts in 1996 and lives and works in Kyoto.
Kimura’s work is currently on view at SculptureCenter as part of the Better Homes exhibition.
Yuki Kimura, 7 24 & 138-11, 2010. Two lambda prints mounted on alpolic, frames. Diptych. Courtesy the artist, Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo, and IZU PHOTO MUSEUM, Shizuoka. Photo credit: Yasushi Ichikawa.
Garrett Pruter, Still Life I & II, 2013. Archival inkjet with bleach. Courtesy the artist and Charles Bank Gallery.
RECOMMENDED: INTERIORS currently on view at Charles Bank Gallery through May 26th.
Garrett Pruter, Arrangement I, 2011. Collage. Courtesy the artist and Charles Bank Gallery.
RECOMMENDED: INTERIORS currently on view at Charles Bank Gallery through May 26th.
RECOMMENDED: Garrett Pruter’s solo exhibition INTERIORS currently on view at Charles Bank Gallery (196 Bowery, NYC) through May 26th.
Garrett Pruter focuses on re-purposing found 20th-century film negatives through various subtractive processes. Exploring nostalgia, entropy, and mnemonic frailty, he investigates images of interior space as a constructed personal and reflective realm. Garrett Pruter recieved his BFA from Parsons School of Design in 2012. He currently lives and works in New York.
Garrett Pruter, Interiors (Installation view) 2013. Courtesy the artist and Charles Bank Gallery.
Sebastian Black, Period Piece (…..,*), 2012. Enamel on engraved dibond. Courtesy the artist.
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