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Design by Other Means

Exhibition

CUSP

May 31–June 25, 2017

Opening reception:

May 31st, 6-8pm.

PRESS RELEASE (PDF)↓

Cusp, 2017;
Oil, acrylic, high density styrofoam, and aqua resin on canvas over aluminum panel;
90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)

Cusp, 2017; Oil, acrylic, high density styrofoam, and aqua resin on canvas over aluminum panel; 90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)

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Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel;
65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm)

Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel; 65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm)

Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel;
65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm)
Detail Image

Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel; 65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm) Detail Image

Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel;
65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm)
Detail Image

Green, 2017; Acrylic, canvas, wood on aluminum panel; 65 x 32.25 inches (165.10 x 81.92 cm) Detail Image

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame;
66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm)

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame; 66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm)

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame;
66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm)
Detail Image

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame; 66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm) Detail Image

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame;
66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm)
Detail Image

Neo-Bop (Pink Halve), 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas on aluminum panel and wood with artists frame; 66.25 x 39.75 inches (168.28 x 100.97 cm) Detail Image

Cusp, 2017;
Oil, acrylic, high density styrofoam, and aqua resin on canvas over aluminum panel;
90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)
Detail Image

Cusp, 2017; Oil, acrylic, high density styrofoam, and aqua resin on canvas over aluminum panel; 90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm) Detail Image

Chrome Reach, 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame;
49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm)

Chrome Reach, 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame; 49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm)

Chrome Reach, 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame;
49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm)
Detail Image

Chrome Reach, 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame; 49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm) Detail Image

Chrome Reach, 2017;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame;
49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm)
Detail Image

Chrome Reach, 2017; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame; 49.25 x 59.63 inches (125.10 x 151.46 cm) Detail Image

Broken Axis, 2016,
Acrylic and wood on canvas over aluminum panel,
90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)

Broken Axis, 2016, Acrylic and wood on canvas over aluminum panel, 90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)

Broken Axis, 2016,
Acrylic and wood on canvas over aluminum panel,
90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm)
Detail Image

Broken Axis, 2016, Acrylic and wood on canvas over aluminum panel, 90 x 55 inches (228.60 x 139.70 cm) Detail Image

Rising Coil, 2016;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame;
35.5 x 39 inches (90.17 x 99.06 cm)

Rising Coil, 2016; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame; 35.5 x 39 inches (90.17 x 99.06 cm)

Rising Coil, 2016;
Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame;
35.5 x 39 inches (90.17 x 99.06 cm)
Detail Image

Rising Coil, 2016; Acrylic, cotton chord, canvas and wood with artists frame; 35.5 x 39 inches (90.17 x 99.06 cm) Detail Image

Untitled, 2017;
Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame;
49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm)

Untitled, 2017; Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame; 49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm)

Untitled, 2017;
Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame;
49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm)
Detail Image

Untitled, 2017; Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame; 49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm) Detail Image

Untitled, 2017;
Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame;
49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm)
Detail Image

Untitled, 2017; Acrylic, wood, canvas with artists frame; 49.25 x 38.5 inches (125.10 x 97.79 cm) Detail Image

Artist

Exhibitions

Now

Cameron Martin
New Congress
November 28–January 13, 2019

2018

Keegan Monaghan
Incoming
January 24–February 25, 2018

John McAllister
cymbals of sleep uncurtain the night
March 4–April 15, 2018

Sue Coe, Eliza Douglas, Joseph Geagan, Hyon Gyon
April 22–May 6, 2018

The Unseen
May 13–June 10, 2018

Daniel Gordon
Blue Room
June 7–July 8, 2018

Amalia Ulman
Privilege
June 28–June 30, 2018

Downtown Art Ephemera
1970s-1990s
July 11–July 25, 2018

Jonas Mekas
Notes from Downtown
July 27–September 5, 2018

DEVON DIKEOU
HERE IS NEW YORK (E.B. WHITE)
September 8–October 7, 2018

Didier William
Curtains, Stages and Shadows Act 1
October 10–November 25, 2018

2017

Group Exhibition 2017
January 11–January 29, 2017

Daniel Gordon
New Canvas
February 1–February 26, 2017

Amalia Ulman
Dignity
March 3–April 2, 2017

Marcel Eichner
Point Blank
April 6–April 30, 2017

Lonnie Holley
Which Do We Drop First, The Baby or The Bomb?
May 3–May 28, 2017

Noam Rappaport
CUSP
May 31–June 25, 2017

John Ahearn
DELANCEY STREET
June 7–October 21, 2017

Devon Dikeou
“Pray For Me”—Pope Francis I
June 28–July 28, 2017

Jessica Dickinson
ARE : FOR + remainders
August 1–September 17, 2017

Lonnie Holley
The Weight of Everything
September 20–October 22, 2017

Tamuna Sirbiladze
October 25–October 29, 2017

Paul Pascal Theriault
Strawberry Napkin
November 2–December 10, 2017

Joseph Geagan
Unique New York (Garbaggio Park)
December 13–January 14, 2018

2016

Lizzi Bougatsos
Work Habits
January 6–January 31, 2016

Joshua Abelow
Joshua Abelow in the Lower East Side and Chelsea
February 3–February 29, 2016

Jannis Varelas
Common People
March 3–March 28, 2016

Roger Ballen
Asylum of the Birds
April 1–April 24, 2016

Julieta Aranda
Swimming in Rivers of Glue (an exercise in counterintuitive empathy)
May 1–June 19, 2016

John and Jonathan
June 24–July 29, 2016

Bad Faith
August 5–September 11, 2016

McDermott & McGough
Velvet Rage, Flaming Youth, and the Gift of Desperation
September 16–October 23, 2016

Jessica Dickinson and Alison Knowles
November 1–November 20, 2016

Benjamin Senior
Black Sun
December 9–January 8, 2017

2015

Amalia Ulman
Stock Images of War
January 11–February 8, 2015

Landon Metz
February 15–March 15, 2015

Debris
March 22–April 26, 2015

Jessica Dickinson
Close/Close
May 3–June 7, 2015

These Are Not My Horses
June 12–July 3, 2015

Conor Backman
Emiter
July 8–July 24, 2015

Lucy Beech
Results That Move You
July 28–August 14, 2015

Alison Knowles
The Boat Book
August 19–September 10, 2015

Marcel Eichner
September 12–October 11, 2015

Tamuna Sirbiladze
"good enough" is never good enough
October 13–November 8, 2015

John McAllister
serene raving radiant
November 13–December 20, 2015

2014

Andy Warhol
Empire
January 8–January 26, 2014

Urbanities
February 5–February 28, 2014

Jonathan Allmaier
Bump Paintings and Key Key Paintings
February 28–March 30, 2014

The Real Estate Show
April 4–April 27, 2014

John McAllister
tides must exalt
April 30–June 1, 2014

Ryan Conrad Sawyer
14.00 Ibs
June 4–June 22, 2014

Noam Rappaport
November 16–December 21, 2014

News

Amalia Ulman in Cultured

Didier William in Art in America (PDF↓)

Didier William in The New York Times

Didier William in The New York Times (PDF↓)

Didier William in Hyperallergic

Lonnie Holley in The New Yorker (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman at MCA Chicago in The Wall Street Journal (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas in The Brooklyn Rail

Devon Dikeou in Artnet News

Jonas Mekas in The New York Times

Devon Dikeou in Zingmagazine

Daniel Gordon in The New Yorker, July 2018 (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman at MCA Chicago in Dazed

Daniel Gordon "Blue Room" on Artnet

Daniel Subkoff in ArtNews

"The Unseen" in the New Yorker (PDF↓)

Alison Knowles at Villa Medici

Lonnie Holley at The Fields at Art Omi

Lonnie Holley at the Met on Hyperallergic (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley at the Met is a New York Times Critics Pick (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley at the Met in The Art Newspaper (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley at the Met on Artnet (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Artforum (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman to perform at Index

Amalia Ulman in Dazed 2018 (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in the Brooklyn Rail

Daniel Gordon in the LA Times (PDF↓)

John McAllister in the Brooklyn Rail (PDF↓)

Tamuna Sirbiladze at Tbilisi Art Fair

Amalia Ulman on CNN

Joshua Abelow Opening and Book Launch, April 3rd (PDF↓)

Alison Knowles at the Aspen Art Museum

John McAllister in Editorial Magazine (PDF↓)

Tamuna Sirbiladze in the Evening Standard (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Ocula

Tamuna Sirbiladze in il Tascabile

Amalia Ulman in Dazed 2018

Jessica Dickinson on Monochrome Painting

Keegan Monaghan in Blouin Art Info

Jessica Dickinson in Art in America (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Harper's Bazaar

Lonnie Holley at the National Gallery in the New York Times

Amalia Ulman in Affidavit

Amalia Ulman in The Sunday Times (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in "Art in the Age of the Internet" at ICA Boston

Daniel Gordon in "Cut! Paper Play in Contemporary Photography" at The Getty

Alison Knowles featured in "Author Function" at MIT

Dana Powell in "Lure of the Dark" at Mass MOCA

Lonnie Holley in "History Refused to Die" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Lonnie Holley in "Outliers and American Vanguard Art" at The National Gallery, Washington, DC

Joseph Geagan in The New Yorker (PDF↓)

John McAllister in Bloomberg

Jessica Dickinson on Artsy (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley listed on Artnews 34 Artworks NADA Miami 2017

MoMA's Thinking Machines, featuring Alison Knowles, reviewed by Forbes (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas at MMCA Seoul, Korea (PDF↓)

Didier William in The New York Times

Didier William in Hyperallergic (PDF↓)

Daniel Gordon at The Boca Raton Museum of Art

Alison Knowles featured in Thinking Machines at MoMA

Lonnie Holley at MASS MoCA

Lonnie Holley: The Weight of Everything on Contemporary Art Daily

Devon Dikeou in Artforum (PDF↓)

Jessica Dickinson in Vulture (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas talks to the Tate

Jessica Dickinson in The New Yorker (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley on Hyperallergic

Lizzi Bougatsos at Bergen Kunsthall (PDF↓)

Lizzi Bougatsos in Artnet News (PDF↓)

Lizzi Bougatsos in Inter/VIEW Magazine (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley in SF Weekly (PDF↓)

Dana Powell at Allen & Eldridge in Artforum (PDF↓)

Jessica Dickinson in ArtNews (PDF↓)

Devon Dikeou in A Shaded View On Fashion (PDF↓)

Devon Dikeou in Blouin Art Info (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas in Süddeutsche Zeitung

Jonas Mekas in The Telegraph (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley on Contemporary Art Daily (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley in The New Yorker (PDF↓)

Paul Gagner in Hyperallergic

John McAllister at Carl Freedman in Artforum (PDF↓)

Daniel Gordon in The New York Times, February 2017 (PDF↓)

Joseph Geagan in Elephant Magazine (PDF↓)

James Fuentes in The New York Times

John McAllister in Architectural Digest (PDF↓)

John Mcallister on Artnet (PDF↓)

Velvet Rage Flaming Youth and The Gift of Desperation in Hyperallergic

McDermott & McGough in The New York Times

Alison Knowles at The James Gallery in The New Yorker

Amalia Ulman in ArtNews

McDermott & McGough on Filthy Dreams

McDermott & McGough In Time Out New York (PDF↓)

Bad Faith in Frieze Magazine (PDF↓)

McDermott & McGough in ArtForum

Amalia Ulman in keen magazine

McDermott & McGough in Time Out New York

Bad Faith in The New Yorker (PDF↓)

BB9 in ArtForum featuring Amalia Ulman

Bad Faith in The New York Times (PDF↓)

Bad Faith in The Art Newspaper

Jonas Mekas & Douglas Gordon in The New York Times

Bad Faith in The Village Voice

Benjamin Senior in AnOther Magazine

McDermott & McGough at James Fuentes in Spike (PDF↓)

Joseph Geagan in Artforum (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas in ARTnews

Jonas Mekas in The Art Newspaper

Benjamin Senior in The Nation

Julieta Aranda in The New Yorker

Benjamin Senior in Blouin Artinfo

Benjamin Senior in Bloomberg News

Benjamin Senior in Frieze

Noam Rappaport in ArtForum (PDF↓)

Noam Rappaport at Ratio 3 is an ArtForum Critic's Pick (PDF↓)

James Fuentes on Artsy

James Fuentes in Bloomberg

Landon Metz in Wallpaper* (PDF↓)

Noam Rappaport in SFAQ

Benjamin Senior in ArtForum

Lizzi Bougatsos in Hyperallergic

Lizzi Bougatsos in Art Observed

Lonnie Holley in The New York Times (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley on Artnet (PDF↓)

James Fuentes on ARTnews

Lonnie Holley and Joe Minter at the Outsider Art Fair

Amalia Ulman in the London Telegraph

Lizzi Bougatsos in Ravelin Magazine

Tamuna Sirbiladze in Art in America, 2016 (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman, Stock Images of War in Los Angeles

James Fuentes in Bloomberg

Jessica Dickinson at Asad Raza's Home Show (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman at The Tate

Amalia Ulman at Whitechapel Gallery

John McAllister in art ltd.

Jonas Mekas in The New York Times, November 2015

James Fuentes in Interior Design (PDF↓)

Benjamin Senior in Art Review (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Interview Magazine

Amalia Ulman in The Guardian

John McAllister at Richard Telles is an Artforum Critic's Pick (PDF↓)

Landon Metz in The Brooklyn Rail

Lonnie Holley at The Halsey Institute (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

Lonnie Holley in the Financial Times (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Artnet

These Are Not My Horses is an Artforum Critic's Pick

Jessica Dickinson interviewed for The Brooklyn Rail (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Dazed

Lonnie Holley at Frieze New York (PDF↓)

Lonnie Holley in Artnet (PDF↓)

Amalia Ulman in Texte Zur Kunst

Amalia Ulman in The New York Times Magazine (PDF↓)

Joseph Geagan in ARTnews (PDF↓)

Jessica Dickinson in Art in America (PDF↓)

John McAllister in The New York Times (PDF↓)

John McAllister in Artforum (PDF↓)

Alison Knowles in Artforum (PDF↓)

Jonas Mekas in The New York Times

Jessica Dickinson in Art Practical (PDF↓)