1. Needles in the Camel’s Eye

    September 3, 2012
    by Reba Maybury

    PRESS RELEASE: Needles in the Camel’s Eye is an examination of how images are intended to be read and further, how they are utilized and dispersed. Each of these artists employs external references that enable their work to be digested in a wide variety of manners. With the deployment of stylistic and pictorial tropes the artists convey meaning with simultaneous clarity and reticence, leaving their images as intentionally unresolved entities. While deftly navigating theoretical, technological and art historicaldiscourses the artists create networks in which to situate nuanced approaches towards production.

    Being that each artist is well attuned to the roles images play in our increasingly visualized world, the viewer is intended to extract not a single but rather a multitude of meanings within a given work. In this the works operate as sites of potentiality and, in the context of the group exhibition, call upon themselves, the surrounding works and the gallery space itself as a means of furthering this potentiality. 

    Artists included:

    Steven Baldi
    Nina Beier
    Andy Boot
    Roe Ethridge
    Sean Kennedy
    Lucas Knipscher

    Michael Krebber
    Charles Mayton
    Carter Mull
    Pamela Rosenkranz
    Anri Sala
    Asha Schechter
    Jesse Willenbring
    Viola Yesiltac

    It is now in its last week!

    More information can be found here

    THOMAS DUNCAN GALLERY
    6109 MELROSE AVENUE
    LOS ANGELES, CA 90038

    image: CARTER MULL

    Beat, 2011


  2. No Comments »

    No comments yet.

    RSS feed for comments on this post.
    TrackBack URL

    Leave a comment