#cassina projects

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Sara Birns, If Only I Had Opposable Thumbs and Rain Me Visions, both c. 2021

oil on panel

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Gerold Miller at Cassina Projects

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Jamie Fitzpatrick

In a year overwhelmed by the endless news cycle reverberating through our echo chambers, creators has been notably anxious to deliver biting criticism of the charged political atmosphere. Many artists, including Jamie Fitzpatrick have chosen to soften the blow by using an irreverent humor.  His sculptural works feature figures in recognizable 17th century military and aristocratic regalia, slathered with a layer of grotesque material reminiscent of cake icing. These large scale works effectively ridicule our symbols of societal leadership to humanize these individuals. This is a reminder that the true power in democratic society lies in the hands of the people and should remain that way. 

I Love You, I Love You, I Love You, 2017

Memorial to Sausage Politics, 2017

Your Wives Are At Home Having Sex With Bart Simpson and Burt Reynolds, 2017

How Do You Like It, How Do You Like It, 2017

Vanilla Corporate Harmony, 2017

Photography by Blair Prentice of iheartmyart.com

Grim Tales featuring new works by Malte Bruns, Patrizio Di Massimo and Jamie Fitzpatrick is currently on display at Cassina Projects, 508 W 24th Street, NYC. It was curated by ARTUNER. Show is on until October 21st. 

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To Romanticize with Indecision at Cassina Projects – Art Viewer

Artists: Monia Ben Hamouda, Andrew Birk, Anne de Vries, Michele Gabriele, Dorota Gawed̨a and Eglė Kulbokaite, Bradford Kessler Exhibition t

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Outer Skin. Inner Gaze

L’artista tedesco Jens Kothe interpreta con le sue sculture il corpo umano in un gioco di relazione con le nozioni di distanza, limiti e vicinanza fisica, così come l’accessibilità e l’occultamento

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Haeji Min. Beyond the Birthplace Forme fluttuanti di corpi e vegetazioni in un’atmosfera surrealista caratterizzano la ricerca della giovane artista sudcoreana Haeji Min.

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Louisa Clement, Body fallacy 20, 2021, Inkjet print, 204 x 164 cm