Lila de Magalhaes Involuntary Earthling at Deli Gallery
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Lila de Magalhaes Involuntary Earthling at Deli Gallery
Haley Josephs
Was glad to get the chance to stop by Deli Gallery to see Visible Range featuring the bad ass Eva O'leary
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I know its been a long time tumblr but I promise I am gonna be back but my first solo show is UP RIGHT NOW at Deli Gallery. I have been fighting to✨ glow up✨ out here so please take a look and if you are in NYC GO TO THE GALLERY!
Kalen Na’il Roach
King Within A King
April 14th - May 7th
Deli Gallery is pleased to announce King Within A King by Kalen Na’il Roach. The exhibition which contains all new work will be the artist’s first solo show. Roach maneuvers within photography, collage, and installation creating from an archive of family photographs, memories, or stories told to him by relatives. The exhibition contains a series of collaged kindergarten-grade school portraits of the artist, a functional portrait backdrop, and a range of altered, archival images of his own or his families. To Roach, the past is not just a place full of questions and ambiguity, but also a driving force for creation and examination of his present-day relationships. On display are forty-eight unique collage works made from a single portrait of the artist as a child. Through his repeated, unrelenting exploration of alternative and unconventional techniques, Roach seeks to complicate or reconcile his relationship with who is in the image and his present day self. Standing in the center of the gallery is a functional portrait studio Roach has constructed using his grandfather’s painting as the scene for the backdrop. Several of the artist’s grandfather’s paintings can be found throughout the exhibition. Roach uses scratches, markings, and adornments not only as a way to create a more full and complex view of his family and their internal relationships but also to reconstruct his own memory and connection with the past. “While I constantly gather more and more images of the people I’m most familiar with, from times that I remember and times I don’t, I see so much yet so little. Family I thought I knew, family I used to know, and family I have never known… The people in these images occupy space in a photographic facade that ages, rips, and tears. So much so, that they become one and the same. Still, I’m looking at and past the surface for things that may not be there. Can I see myself? Can my family see themselves? Can we see each other? Are these intertwined histories we all share embedded in the layers of paper and image? I don’t know, but I can’t stop looking.”
Kalen Na'il Roach (b. 1992) currently lives and works in Maryland. He graduated with his BFA in Photography from St. John’s University in 2014 and completed the International Center of Photography’s One-Year General Studies Program in 2013. Roach’s work is anchored in the image of his own family and questions how this image is created from both the photographic archive and memory. His work explores and reconstructs the physical, metaphorical, and illusionary surfaces of photographs.
DELI GALLERY, 10-16 46TH AVE, LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS, 11101
installation view of Paul Metrinko’s, “Big Sur” at Deli Gallery in Queens, NY in 2017
Thomas Albdorf - General View
DELI Gallery, February 10 – March 5, 2017 Reception: Friday, February 10 at 7 PM 10-16 46th Avenue Long Island City, Queens / NY Tel: 646 634 1997, deligallery.com
Thomas Albdorf
Flemming Ove Bech Johan Rosenmunthe Scion Deli Gallery Exhibition
We liked stopping by Johan Rosenmunthe and Flemming Ove Bech show Scion at Deli Gallery