Don’t worry, Shai Kremer’s gorgeous Concrete Abstracts and Notes from the Edges will be on view for another four week. There is plenty of time to spend sinking deeper into each layer—be it photographic or symbolic—of Kremer’s work.
Our second CONTACT Photography Festival exhibit Impact Resistance opens May 30th. The opening reception of Mats Nordstrom’s first solo exhibition at the Julie M. Gallery will take place from 6 – 9 pm on the day of May.
Mats Nordstrom, Remnants series, 2007, C-print, 25 x 33″
The group exhibit Through the Looking Glass will include new work by Mats Nordstrom and Jiri Ladocha as of Tuesday, August 14, and due to popular demand will remain on view through September 9, 2012!
Through the Looking Glass is a group show that offers a glimpse into the future. It previews works by late-career artists who have just joined the gallery roster, Jiri Ladocha and Mats Nordstrom. Both are masters of their disciplines, slated for solo exhibitions at the Julie M. Gallery.
Through the Looking Glass turns a critical lens on the boundaries of medium. Today, an artist can rarely be categorized as a painter, sculpture, or photographer. Instead, it is more common to work at points of intersection between the categories that traditionally organized art history. Czech-Canadian artist Jiri Ladocha toes the line between sculpture and experimental painting. Mats Nordstrom, originally from Sweden, transgresses the purist inclinations of photography. Work by Ladocha and Nordstrom will be on view alongside pieces by Deganit Berest, Anat Betzer, Atsmon Ganor, Itamar Jobani and Shai Kremer.
Join us at the opening reception, Thursday, July 5th, 6-9pm.
Julie M. Gallery for Contemporary Art 