Organized by The New New Museum, Toronto
Joseph Drapell, Andre Fauteux, Curated by Anna Maclachlan (all Triangle alumni)
While the innovation of the oldest artists in this group is well known, one can still be truly startled by the audacity of the huge (and wonderful) Green Dip by Bush, and also by some works of Fauteux and Drapell that simply do not fit into the expected canon of each artist.
Our gratitude goes to the organizers of the current AGO exhibition of Abstract Expressionism which inspired us. Our concept was to map the less known developments that followed.
All six artists in our exhibition long absorbed the international heritage of Abstract Expressionism and contributed the next step: the new visual experiences, the new art that holds, and grows within us with time’s passing. Viewing the two exhibitions concurrently may reveal how much originality these artists had to apply to achieve this.
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45 Main Street Suite 800 Dumbo Brooklyn 11201
1-7pm – 45 Main Street Suite 800 DUMBO Brooklyn 11201 – join us!!
Kenya Eats A Cracker
A work for performance by Kenya (Robinson)
“Kenya Eats A Cracker” is an edible examination of racial/class politics, history, religion, and consumer culture. This piece has been developed in collaboration with Dominic Andrew Terlizzi.
5pm in our Workshop 2010 studio space
45 Main Street 8th Floor Suite 800 DUMBO Brooklyn 11201
Who: Elisabeth Rosenthal from Dresden/Germany
What: “Birdywork” – a performance
Where. 45 Mainstreet, 8th floor, Suite 800 at Elisabeths installation within the Triangle workshop
When: Saturday September 25th 2010 – 2 pm and 4 pm and 6 pm. Each show goes 30 minutes
The artist works with the audience and elevates the whistling, usually regarded as somewhat ludicrous and indecent, to something more valuable.
(Photographs by Sam Rohn: www.samrohn.com)
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