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AOT PROJECT will present OUR ELEMENTS a collaborative consideration of locally generated feminist art created over the past two years by Brooklyn-based artists DJ TIKKA MASALA, MERYL FEIGENBERG, and M.
Opening Saturday, October 21st, 2017.
EXHIBITION STATEMENT
Quisqueya Henríquez at VOLTA 2017
Quisqueya Henríquez has an ability to work through multiple mediums with superb execution. This year at VOLTA she showed with Barcelona gallery, Ana Mas Projects. Her various series of works are all unique to the next, yet are all guided by one set of theories that the artist is constantly developing.
“...Often times these narratives destabilize the norm, even a progressive norm. They make decision-making meetings at our institutions slightly uncomfortable. Narratives cross boundaries that often times act as borders with walls to those of us on the other side. Missing cinder blocks of truth make these walls fragile. Said another way, a narrative with omitted information is an incomplete story; a conversation unfinished. Which wouldn’t be a problem, except that we’re trying to get to this point where we can herald being “post-_____”. But the voice is undetachable from the person and their narrative, their history, where they come from and so, in fact, it is an exclusionary practice regardless of the unintentional motives, that keeps the art world so incredibly lop-sided.”
(via Quisqueya Henríquez at VOLTA 2017)
Don Perlis “Times Square” 2015
Oil on canvas
“Don Perlis is a sharp-eyed observer of the passing human scene. His works are emotionally subtle and profound. Indeed they convey the deep emotions lying just underneath the surface of everyday life…He has created a grand illusion of reality…” Donald Kuspit
‘The Laundress’ Robert Henri 1916
Height: 89.54 cm (35.25 in.), Width: 74.3 cm (29.25 in.)
Medium: Painting - oil on canvas
John French Sloan (1871-1951), Jefferson Market, 1917 (retouched 1922).
Oil On Canvas
Rooms by the Sea by Edward Hopper
Artist: Edward Hopper Dimensions: 2′ 5″ x 3′ 4″Location: Private collectionCreated: 1951 Media: Oil paintPeriods: Neoclassicism, Modernism
Edward Hopper Night Windows 1928
Edward Hopper Blue Night 1914
Maria Berrio, The lovers 3 (The Kiss of the Butterfly), 2015, Praxis
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y-WsSnzomY)
WALTER ROBINSON—A RETROSPECTIVE WITH JEFFREY DEITCH Opens Saturday, September 17th 6-8p
WALTER ROBINSON RETROSPECTIVE WITH JEFFREY DEITCH
If you go back through the pages of our journal you will see that we at the AOT Project are very fond of Walter and his work. Walter Robinson has also been a supporter of AOT for some time and for that, we wish to express our gratitude. Robinson is a true man of Arts and Letters!
A Q U I E T N I G H T
Najji Theatre produces for the first time in English, A Quiet Night, a one act play directed by Abbas Noori Abbood. This piece presents the last reflections of an Iraqi woman condemned to death for the murder of her husband and two neighbors.
SUNDAY, JULY 17 DOORS AT 5:30
It's the FINAL DAY to GIVE to the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture AND have your donation matched!!
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