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Tegan Moore, Is Evaporation Emotion? PROMO Visit Tegan Moore’s website
Open Bird Cages (detail), 2015, 50x16x12”, steel, wood. From the exhibition archives, Maryse Larivière, ECHOES FROM THE BOSOM, January - March 2017. To view all past DNA exhibitions, visit our website.
From the exhibition archives, Jamie Q, Surfacing, April - June 2015. To view all past DNA exhibitions, visit our website.
From the exhibition archives, Parker Branch’s Has Things In Common on the second floor of DNA, February 28 - April 11, 2015.
To view all past DNA exhibitions, visit our website.
Jenine Marsh, PDA 1 (2014). From the exhibition archives, Balloon / Portal / Starres / Fiends, October - November, 2014. Liza Eurich, Paolo Fortin, Mackenzie Ludlow, Jenine Marsh, Jennifer Martin. Curated by Kim Neudorf To view all past DNA exhibitions, visit our website.
Installation view of the the Martin L. Robinson collection in the upstairs of DNA, November 2015. Robinson was a figure of support in the London arts community, fostering close ties as friend, collector, and mentor to Greg Curnoe, Jack Chambers, Rudolf Bikkers, Clark McDougall, and many others. His friendship with Dr. Ross Woodman resulted in Woodman and Robinson Studio & Art Consultants, which helped to connect London’s artists with the community at large. Visitors to the space were invited to explore this archive, which was installed alongside a selection of Dr. Robinson’s personal collection of works by Greg Curnoe, Rudolf Bikkers and Bruce Weinberg, as well as rugs and baskets that Robinson acquired on his extensive travels abroad. Now integrated into DNA’s bookshop, the Martin L. Robinson Library comprises a far-reaching scope of artist monographs, catalogues, history, theory, and cultural studies texts reflecting Robinson’s diverse and varied interests in modern art, craft, rugs, and history. To view all past DNA exhibitions, visit our website.