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Collaboration: A Potential History of Photography is a research project and a pedagogical tool that explores the event of photography. This project was conceived and produced by Laura Wexler, Susan Meiselas, Ariella Azoulay, Wendy Ewald and Leigh Raiford, who worked collaboratively to study over 100 photography projects, created between 1860 and the present. Based on […]
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“All of the stories of the world are the same, the face just changes on the hero or the villain.” — Willie Stewart summarizing the central logic of Joseph Campbell’s Hero of a thousand faces This solo exhibition in the Project Room concludes Willie Stewart’s one year residency at Artspace, which began last August. For the […]
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There is a longstanding joke in the art world that “all good artists are bad at sports.” This cheeky saying has exerted widespread influence, even inspiring the name of one of the longest running contemporary art podcasts. But when we take a moment to assess the validity of this statement, we find ourselves asking questions […]
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per•verse /pɚˈvɜrs/ adj. willfully determined or disposed to go counter to what is expected or desired; contrary wayward; cantankerous persistent or obstinate in what is wrong turned away from what is right, good, or proper Artspace is pleased to present Perverse Furniture, a group exhibition that upsets conventional notions of furniture to explore a range of […]
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Everyone is the dream of their ancestors. —Erin Antonak Artspace is very pleased to debut Seven Spans, a solo show of ten fiber and corn husk scaled sculptures by our current Artist-in-Residence, Erin Lee Antonak, and a collaborative installation with photographer Kim Weston. Together, these new works contemplate indigenous identity and ritual, cosmological beliefs, survivance, methods […]
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For our annual 2019 Benefit Auction, Artspace is excited to debut a color-wise, textile-centric group show of drawings, paintings, photographs, prints and sculptures by over 100 locally based and internationally renowned artists. This selection of works is inspired by the influential careers of Josef Albers (1888-1976) and Anni Albers (1899-1994), who spent the final quarter […]
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Artspace is very pleased to present There was Nothing – Kuch bhi Naheen Tha!, a living archive of fleeting activity taking place along one of Pakistan’s most popular and rapidly gentrifying public beaches. For the past eight years, multimedia artist Yaminay Chaudhri has dedicated her practice to documenting the impact of rising global investment in […]
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Artspace is pleased to announce 変身 (Henshin), a solo show of experimental video, sound and kinetic installation produced from 2010-2019 by our current Artist-in-Residence, Binwanka.
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In Plain Sight/Site explores foundational economies and histories of early America in New England and their connections to indigenous, enslaved and indentured populations in both the Old World and the New through the lens of the incessant hunger for land, labor and products.
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Life on the sea has captivated the collective consciousness of land dwellers—we go there to seek freedom, respite, peace and thrill, to unplug, practice mindfulness and drift into memories of childhood.