Chelsea, New York: On the Edge of the Wilds, a new exhibition of works at 532 Gallery, features five artists who each make use of a distinct set of materials, methods, and artistic concerns to create works that reflect a sense of ambivalence about modern culture and our relation to nature at a time when both are in a precarious state of flux.
Seattle-based collaborative duo Electric Coffin (artists Duffy de Armas and Stefan Hofmann) have fabricated four works that look something like gigantic stickers peeled from the deck of a gargantuan hipster's skateboard.
Amy Wilson presents four new knit and crochet pieces that reference traditional women's crafts, political manifestos, and the general doom, gloom, and uncertainty of 2019.
In a set of four recent oil paintings that include the aptly-titled Jungle and three floral still lifes embedded within undulating, wavelike backgrounds, German artist Lennart Rieder seems to point toward the profound gulf between humanity and the natural matrix from which we once emerged.
Cuban artist Elio Rodríguez returns to Jaeckel Gallery with a selection of his wall-mounted monochromatic soft sculptures.
For further information, please contact 532 Gallery by phone at 1.917.701.3338, or by e-mail at info@532gallery.com