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Shed s Open Call Showcases City s Emerging Visual Talents
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Kasmin opens group exhibition: New Old Histories
Installation view.
NEW YORK, NY
.- Histories are created, disseminated, and passed down, but they are also altered, forgotten, and re-shaped.
Featuring artists Charlie Billingham, Alexander Harrison, Andrea Joyce Heimer, Esteban Jefferson, and Tanya Merrill, New Old Histories showcases artists who variously co-opt, critique, and upend conventions of historical painting, and in the process provide a lens through which to view the world today.
CHARLIE BILLINGHAM
Lives and works in London, UK
Billingham s boisterous paintings, screens, and interior installations appropriate imagery from the satirical prints of Regency England. Men in undone formalwear and powdered wigs are disconnected from their original contexts so that the absurd, comic, and grotesque become snapshots of bestial inclinations. The artists technical approach focuses on pigment, texture, and surface, using both oil and acrylic paint on surfaces of polyester,
The Art World at Home: Shed Curator Emma Enderby Is Doing Virtual Studio Visits, and Watching TV With Her Cats
Enderby is currently at work on the latest iteration of the Shed s Open Call exhibition series.
Emma Enderby. Photo: Jeremy Liebman.
In December, the Shed, the multi-platform New York cultural center in Hudson Yards, announced the 27 artists who has been chosen for its latest “Open Call” series of exhibitions and events. Each artist receives up to $15,000 to realize a project through the Shed, and among the winners are Emilie Gossiaux, Leslie Cuyjet, and Esteban Jefferson.
We caught up with Emma Enderby, the center’s chief curator, to learn about her role in the project, why she loves her windowsill, and how she developed a newfound approach to time.