May 27, 2024
Jon Pylypchuk - I'm Closed
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Jon Pylypchuk - I'm Closed
Jon Pylypchuk
Untitled
2021
Bronze
12 x 15 x 8 inches
30.5 x 38.1 x 20.3 cm
Jon Pylypchuk（Canadian, b.1972）
Untitled 2016 Enamel and spray paint on canvas on panel 198.1 x 198.1 cm via
Jon Pylypchuk
Jon Pylypchuk The little spaces start to take their shapes 2019 Fabric, wood glue, watercolor, glitter, black cue balls, polyurethane, wood on linen on panel 93.5 x 63.5 x 6 inches
Jon Pylypchuk at Petzel
ROYAL ART LODGE
Colectivo de artistas con base en Canadá y creado en 1996 formado por Michael Dumontier, Marcel Dzama, Neil Farber, Drue Langlois, Jon Pylypchuk, y Adrian Williams. La obra de este colectivo se caracteriza por ser obra de dibujo y pintura a pequeña escala. Estas pequeñas obras iban generalmente acompañadas de un texto y eran de estilo aparentemente infantil. Este grupo se separó definitivamente en 2008. Solían reunirse todas las semanas para dibujar sobre un temo cada uno en su pieza y después intervenían los unos en las piezas de otros. Han expuesto principalmente alrededor de países europeos.
Jon Pylypchuk at Petzel Gallery
LA’s trash is Jon Pylypchuk’s treasure, transformed via glitter and wood glue into a series of humorous portraits of alien-like creatures now on view at Chelsea’s Petzel Gallery. The family trio featured in this panel is quirky and cute with their big eyes (actually cue balls) on cartoonishly large heads but also grotesque with their sagging and twisting flesh (composed of pants). The title, ‘I used to be your internet kids,’ jokingly suggests that the passage of time wears on everyone, human and alien alike as offspring grow up and move on. (On view through Feb 29th). Jon Pylypchuk, I used to be your internet kids, fabric, wood glue, watercolor, glitter, black cue balls, polyurethane, wood on linen on panel, 2019.