PPL Landscape
Storefront for Art and Architecture presents Ingredients of Reality : the Dismantling of New York City by Lan Tuazon presents sculptures, drawings and prints that discuss how history, the law and class structures are written on the physical environment. Surrealist in concept, Tuazon takes real/existing parts of the built environment — including buildings, lots, and monuments – and creates a new reality against the repressive logic of property. The exhibition includes the presentation of two new works: Architectures of Defense and New York City Bar Graph, which paired with Tuazon’s Army Park and Parking Lot Landscape, present the city disassembled into parts and functions unveiling taxonomies of power reordered into new composite figures that render visible what reality has ceased to distinguish.
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Elyse Graham
Carmichael Gallery is pleased to present Futuro Anteriore, a group exhibition curated by Simmy Swinder and featuring works by Los Angeles-based artists Sarah Danays, Elyse Graham, Gerit Grimm, Lewis Mauk and Allie Pohl. Through a variety of media, the artists explore the multifarious concept of the artifact and its transfiguration through time. There will be an opening reception for Futuro Anteriore on February 11th. The exhibition will remain on view through March 10th, 2012.
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Paradise Row presents Drawings a group show based on an idea of drawing and drafting. The show includes works on paper, video, photographic prints and light works by Diann Bauer, Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, Jake & Dinos Chapman, Shezad Dawood, Mounir Fatmi, Margarita Gluzberg, Kirk Palmer, Guillaume Paris, Barry Reigate and Douglas White.
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Magasin 3 in Stockholm presents the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei in his first solo exhibition in Sweden.
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Stephen Friedman Gallery is delighted to announce ‘Arms Fayre’, a solo exhibition of new work by acclaimed British artist David Shrigley. Presented here for the first time is a group of ceramic sculptures, the artist’s most recent taxidermy curiosity and a brand new animation made especially for this exhibition.
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