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SUMMARY:No Soft Edges: Women in Minimalism
DESCRIPTION:No Soft Edges questions the conventional relationship between gender and minimalism with an intergenerational exhibition dedicated to the often overlooked women working within the field of minimalist theory and practice. Focusing on the works of six artists—Karen Carson\, Alex Chitty\, Gisela Colón\, Linda Daniels\, Beverly Fishman\, and Anne Truitt—the exhibition covers nearly sixty years of contributions by women to a realm of artistic production historically dominated by men\, with the intention of redefining a canon that continues to grow and develop.
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LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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SUMMARY:Deborah Brown: Return to Forever
DESCRIPTION:Palm Beach – GAVLAK is pleased to present Return to Forever\, a selection of recent paintings by New York-based artist Deborah Brown. On view from September 22–October 17\, 2021\, this show marks the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery\, following the inclusion of her work in the group show\, Nasty Women\, at GAVLAK Los Angeles in 2020.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/deborah-brown-return-to-forever/
LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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SUMMARY:NEW WAVE presents: Estelle Maisonett\, Joiri Minaya\, Renzo Ortega and Asser Saint-Val
DESCRIPTION:GAVLAK Palm Beach is delighted to present a group show comprising recent work from New Wave’s 2020-2021 artists-in-residence\, Estelle Maisonett\, Joiri Minaya\, Renzo Ortega\, and Asser Saint-Val—the first four artists invited to be in residence with the program. Each working in South Florida for six to eight weeks\, the artists included in Maisonett\, Minaya\, Ortega\, Saint-Val: Selections from the New Wave Residents manipulate conventions of form and media in their renderings of both individual and communal narratives. In a multifaceted exploration of identity\, transformation\, migration and belonging\, the politics of representation is a current that runs throughout the exhibition\, on view from August 25 through September 26. \nNew Wave—founded by Sarah Gavlak in 2018—supports emerging artists from marginalized communities\, reflecting New Wave’s mission to cultivate dialogue and foster understanding across avenues of difference. In nurturing the practices of artists from historically underrepresented backgrounds\, New Wave breaks down barriers faced due to gender\, sexuality\, race\, and immigration status\, emphasizing the work of LGBTQ+ and BIPOC artists. As a recent but already impactful fixture of Florida’s art scene\, New Wave provides a critical bridge between the South Florida region and broader art-world currents\, elevating the compelling ideas emerging from beyond traditional art-world centers. A portion of the proceeds from the show will benefit New Wave’s residency program and public programming. \n“New Wave’s world-class artist-in-residence program was born out of a desire to transform South Florida’s creative landscape with newfound support for emerging artists and a platform for radical ideas\,” said New Wave Founder Sarah Gavlak. “Since launching the residency in 2019\, we’ve combined the strengths of collectors\, community stakeholders\, and art-world players to fashion generative residencies\, resulting in a number of new works that we look forward to unveiling in our Palm Beach group show.” \n“In anticipation of the fourth edition of New Wave Art Wknd this December\, we’re thrilled to showcase the recent work of our first four artists-in-residence\,” said New Wave Program Director Sarah Haimes. “Rich with personal\, political\, and pop culture references\, the works in the exhibition reflect on each artist’s individual exploration of identity through inventive imagery and compelling narratives.” \nLima-born\, North Carolina-based artist Renzo Ortega\, whose practice is informed by the artist’s informed by the artist’s immigrant journey\, paints in acrylic and incorporates other materials such as rain water and beach sand—sourced during his residency—resulting in multidimensional renderings imbued with a sense of regeneration and transformation. Embracing the metaphorical charges of the sea as a site of rebirth and dynamism\, Ortega’s vibrant Mar Bravo series alludes to what the artist describes as the “potluck of possibilities” that results from equal access and opportunity. Regarding paintings as historical documents\, Ortega’s at times abstract forms suggest the richness that results from cultural exchange in a diverse society. \nBronx-based Mexican Peurto-Rican artist Estelle Maisonett\, who primarily works with found objects\, photography\, and sourced clothing\, constructs tableaus that offer an intimate exploration of how identity is informed by locations and materials. Maisonett’s creative process centers upon the artist’s rumination on her own identity and the communities to which she belongs\, in these recent works seeking to unearth how particular objects and landscapes\, with which the body interacts\, come to be invested with sociocultural meaning. Depictions of the human body itself are noticeably absent from Maisonett’s life-size genre scenes\, prompting reflection on the imagined figures suggested by the fabric and printed imagery affixed to the canvas. \nThrough the manipulation of found garments\, Dominican-United Statesian artist Joiri Minaya unseats the sanitized images of Caribbean life dominant in the colonial imagination. For the works in this exhibition\, Minaya sourced tropical-print shirts from thrift stores\, noting their overlapping visual themes despite differences in material\, time of production\, and circumstance. With an air of romanticization\, these textiles depict the Caribbean as\, in the words of the artist\, “a space constructed of carefully chosen fantasies\, repeated ad nauseam\, dissolving any original meaning or cultural contributions into a watered-down\, decontextualized capitalist production.” With her interventions into printed landscapes\, hibiscus flowers drip blood and US navy ships pepper the ocean\, disrupting those enduring representational modes which seek to erase violent histories. \nHaiti-born\, South Florida-based artist Asser Saint-Val’s recent works from his current series titled Magickal Entities reflect the artist’s interest in biological processes and their effects on self-consciousness. Of particular interest to the artist is Neuromelanin\, a term coined by psychiatrist Richard King to refer to the manifestation of African spirituality in embodied practices\, and the pineal gland\, which is believed to shape the imagination and subconscious. Through multi-sensory\, immersive installations strongly rooted within Surrealist traditions\, Saint-Val guides viewers through experiences meant to enhance a sense of self-awareness and connection with one’s own identity. \nIn the exhibition\, the New Wave artists survey diverse strategies for amplifying cutting-edge cultural\, social\, and political discourse. Including works created over the course of these residencies\, the show exemplifies the rich potential of New Wave’s programming\, displaying great strength in addressing complex subject matter through a lens that is as nuanced as it is visionary. Showcasing the important work of these talented emerging artists\, Maisonett\, Minaya\, Ortega\, Saint-Val: Selections from the New Wave Residents opens a door to rigorous practices that will only continue to grow as they further their contributions to the critical conversations of our time.\n\nABOUT THE NEW WAVE ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM \nNew Wave’s mission is to foster a vital dialogue around diversity\, inclusivity\, immigration\, and equal rights for women\, BIPOC\, and LGBTQ+ communities through public programs\, and by hosting an artist-in-residence program for emerging artists from marginalized communities at Rosemary Square in West Palm Beach. Founded in 2019\, New Wave’s residency program offers exposure to some of the nation’s top collectors and art world players\, an apartment and studio space for 6 weeks\, as well as unrestricted funds of $5\,000. The first four artists selected for the residency comprise Renzo Ortega\, Estelle Maisonett\, Joiri Minaya\, and Asser Saint-Val—further reading about each artist can be found on ​​www.newwave.art​​.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/new-wave-presents-estelle-maisonett-joiri-minaya-renzo-ortega-and-asser-saint-val/
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SUMMARY:Anthony Sonnenberg: I'm not here. This isn't happening.
DESCRIPTION:In this new body of sculpture work\, Sonnenberg reveals an excitement about process and spontaneity of firing\, with inspiration ranging from tombstones and funerary masks to the accumulated surfaces of Meissen and Sèvres porcelain.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/anthony-sonnenberg-im-not-here-this-isnt-happening/
LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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SUMMARY:Marc Dennis: Love in the Time of Corona
DESCRIPTION:GAVLAK is pleased to announce Love in the Time of Corona\, the gallery’s first solo presentation of work by Brooklyn-based painter\, Marc Dennis. The exhibition features a selection of new paintings in Dennis’ signature hyperrealist style\, all produced during the prolonged period of social isolation experienced by people around the world\, uncannily reflecting a near-universal state of existence in which work\, leisure\, and communications have been collapsed into a vast\, seamless universe of images. By co-opting imagery from celebrated paintings of centuries past\, including works by Caravaggio and Ingres\, Dennis’ works find new meaning in the hallowed lineage of Old Master painting to explore contemporary questions of artistic ownership\, pictorial representation\, and the consumption of images. Love in the Time of Corona opens on April 22 and will be on view through June 5\, 2021 at GAVLAK Palm Beach
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/marc-dennis-love-in-the-time-of-corona/
LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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SUMMARY:Viola Frey: The Space Just Between: Sculpture and Works on Paper 1970 - 1989
DESCRIPTION:GAVLAK is pleased to present Viola Frey: The Space Just Between: Sculpture and Works on Paper 1970 – 1989\, a showcase of the astonishing range of an artist best known for her vibrant\, monumental figures in clay. Frey’s solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1984 established her national reputation as an artist and activated a whirlwind of collectors eager to acquire her brilliant ceramic sentinels. This exhibition facilitates a broad view of Frey’s artistic output as a gesamtkunstwerk in which works on paper\, both monumentally- and modestly-scaled ceramics\, and a lesser known work in bronze are mutually informative of one another. This presentation marks GAVLAK’s first in a series of gallery exhibitions showcasing Frey’s extensive oeuvre. Viola Frey: The Space Just Between: Sculpture and Works on Paper 1970 – 1989 opens on March 24th and will be on view through April 18th.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/viola-frey-the-space-just-between-sculpture-and-works-on-paper-1970-1989/
LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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SUMMARY:Forrest Kirk: Blind Tiger
DESCRIPTION:GAVLAK is pleased to announce Los Angeles-based artist Forrest Kirk’s first solo exhibition with the gallery at its Palm Beach location. Blind Tiger consists of seven paintings that present the findings of Forrest’s exhaustive research into the secret and obscured histories of Palm Beach. This responsive visual chronicle scrapes back the layers that constitute the town’s glamorous façade to uncover communities hiding in plain sight. An opening reception will be held on Wednesday\, February 24 between 12:00 and 6:00 p.m. \nForrest’s investigations into Palm Beach’s past revealed a parallel with his personal history; when Forrest was a child his stepfather operated several gambling sites concealed within the shells of legitimate businesses. In the late 19th century Palm Beach was home to a predominantly Black settlement called The Styx\, which included a network of speakeasies disguised as legal establishments known as “blind tigers.” Behind hidden entrances the pulse of a vital circuit of nightlife and entertainment throbbed; Forrest in turn was inspired to repurpose a familiar form as the vessel for images that manifest for those who know to look for them.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/forrest-kirk-blind-tiger/
LOCATION:Gavlak Palm Beach\, 340 Royal Poinciana Way\, PALM BEACH\, FL\, 33480\, United States
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