Tala Madani at 303 Gallery in New York City

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Tala Madani at 303 Gallery in New York City
Installations by Alicja Kwade
Alicja Kwade (b.1979, Katowice, Poland) has long been engaged with value systems, and with attempting to examine (if not resolve) issues of inherently subjective concepts such as space and time. In her sculptures (as well as installations, photographs, and films), Kwade occupies herself with the structural properties of everyday objects. Common materials of little to no value such as glass, wood, and copper are transformed via elaborate, alchemical operations. Through these physical shifts, Kwade proposes new meaning and value.
Alicja Kwade lives and works in Berlin. She received a degree in sculpture from the Universität der Künste, Berlin in 2005.
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Tala Madani at 303 Gallery in New York City
Rob Pruitt
Rob Pruitt is a contemporary American artist. Throughout his career he has fine-tuned his ability to express nuanced ideas about culture and society through re-interpretation of common objects and materials, all filtered through a sense of humour and irony. Spanning the disciplines of painting, sculpture, photography, and performance, his practice often bridges the gap between art and life.
In ‘The Suicide Paintings’ for example, the colour combinations are more complex and there are no emoticons to tell us how we should feel, as suggested in other works of his. The colour’s intensity varies depending on what frames it or surrounds it. Each canvas has a generous border that is also a colour gradient, which often works to balance or enliven the colour in the centre.
Born on May 17, 1964 in Washington, D.C., Pruitt went on to study at the Corcoran College and the Parsons School. He has regularly exhibited with Gavin Brown's Enterprise in New York, and has been the subject of solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, the Aspen Art Museum, and LAND in Los Angeles, among others.
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1. Rob Pruitt, A Month of Desert Sunsets, 2021
2. Rob Pruitt, Gradient Studies, 3 Panels, 2017
3. Rob Pruitt, Suicide Painting VI, 2013
4. Rob Pruitt, Suicide Painting XII, 2013
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