Exhibitions

D.I.Y. with Jessica Diamond, Sol LeWitt, and Lawrence Weiner

9 Dec 2021 - 29 Jan 2022 Susan Inglett Gallery is pleased to present D.I.Y with Jessica Diamond, Sol LeWitt and Lawrence Weiner, an exhibition celebrating the release of the remaining sets of I.C. Edition’s conceptual 1993 project, DO-IT-YOURSELF. A display of the boxed edition will be accompanied by an installation of unique wall works from each... Read more

WILMER WILSON IV

Untrustworthy Ground 21 Oct - 4 Dec 2021 “My work stems from a dissatisfaction with the history of bronze in public spaces, and an attempt to imagine a future where bronze is not so compromised by its own history. New relationships to materials are required for a comprehensive restructuring of our sociality that might be able to excise white supremacy.” — Wilmer Wilson IV Read more

CHANNING HANSEN

I, Algorithm 8 Sep - 16 Oct 2021 I have long been interested in the idea that humans themselves embody an infinite number of potential algorithms. We imagine things like personal choice and free will determine our behavior; yet we are becoming increasingly aware that everything from our romantic relationships to our political preferences to our sartorial selections can be expressed as and shaped by algorithms. Read more

RE: BICYCLING

17 Jun - 23 Jul 2021 Modernism—and modern art—would never exist without bicycles. Alongside mechanical reproduction, few Industrial Revolution innovations had as much of a material impact on art and artists as the freedom afforded by bicycles. The capacity to swiftly ride self-supported, hither and yon, liberated women and men while opening environs and transforming cities by allowing for simplified commutes to and from work, shops, and for leisure. "Re: Bicycling" opens the viewer's eyes to the importance and ongoing relevance of the bicycle. Read more

MAREN HASSINGER

WE ARE ALL VESSELS 29 Apr - 12 Jun 2021 Three large vessels framed in wire and clad in sheer fabric sway ethereally from the ceiling of the Gallery, two woven wire rope equivalents rest below feet firmly planted on the ground. Hassinger looks to the vessel for its rich history and symbolism, for its resonance with the human body. Scale brings these objects in direct communication with the viewer, while their anthropomorphic design sparks a sense of recognition. In the qualities shared by these vessels, and between us, we see our commonality writ large. We are indeed all Vessels. Read more

ALLISON MILLER

UPSIDE DOWN PYRAMID 11 Mar - 24 Apr 2021 In May of 2020, Allison Miller began drawing bold capital letters freehand on paper in black acrylic, cutting them out and photographing them in the landscape: R among banana leaves, S amidst poppies, P suspended on the branch of a copper tree. She then brought the letters back to her studio and glued them down on paper, accompanied by free mark making and strongly-colored grounds. D, A, P, Q, R, S, M, and E all appear. Read more

WILLIAM VILLALONGO

STICKS AND STONES 21 Jan - 6 Mar 2021 In this recent series, Villalongo uses the medium to explore how to best represent the Black subject against the backdrop of race in America. These combined images create a portrait from ecological and cultural histories, emphasizing diaspora, deep time, freedom, beauty, and transformation. Drawing parallels to natural metamorphosis, Villalongo suggests an evolution of Black identity—a caterpillar enters a chrysalis, emerging later as a butterfly or rocks, compressed over millennia, transforming into stunning crystals. Read more