SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS GALLERY
1331 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90026
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P. 213.213.0078
F. 213.213.0077
Come check out the new show.
Open until December 11th.
Come visit the gallery tomorrow to check out the newest show, Less Is More. Show goes from October 15th to November 5th.
Open reception tomorrow night from 7-10pm.
Tomorrow, October 8th, is the last day to view 3 Kings.
The gallery will be closed next week to prepare for the next exhibition, Less Is More, which opens October 15th.
Come check out the opening of Three Kings TONIGHT from 8-11pm!!!
We are back in town and currently installing the next show - 3 Kings opening September 17th! Please call to us to schedule an appointment for artwork pick up.
See you all on Saturday!
Subliminal Projects is pleased to announce that the Eve show will be extended until August 27th. A special thanks to our artists, friends and collectors for all your support in making this show a success.
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The Scharlatt Family, Hannah Wilke Collection & Archive, Los Angeles, would like to express our deep appreciation to the Director, Trustees, and Curators of the Museum of Modern Art for their commitment to women artists and for welcoming the work of Hannah Wilke into the museum's permanent collection.
NOW ON VIEW AT THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK:
Hannah Wilke work from HWCALA in MoMA's permanent collection installed together in one room:
4 Drawings, The Judith Rothschild Foundation gifts:
Untitled - circa 193-66, pastel and charcoal
Untitled - 1967, pencil and colored pencil
Untitled - 1969, pencil and pastel
Water Lily - 1969, pastel and collage
City Hall Subway, New York, 1974, kneaded erasers and antique postcard mounted on wood
S.O.S. Starification Object Series,1974-82, gelatin silver prints with gum sculptures, framed
Marxism & Art, 1977, offset lithograph
Ponder-r-rosa, #4, White Plains, Yellow Rocks, 1975, latex, metal snaps, and pushpins, 16 sculptures
Gestures, 1974, b & w video
Also now on view in Contemporary Works from the Collection, are other work from HWCALA including Marxism & Art, 1977, silkscreen on plexiglas, and the film, Hannah Wilke Through the Large Glass,1976.
The Scharlatt Family would like to acknowledge SolwayJones, Los Angeles, Electronic Arts Intermix, New York, VAGA, New York, and Alison Jacques Gallery, London, for their friendship and commitment to Hannah Wilke's legacy.
www.moma.org
"Even in the Age of Gaga it's still necessary to remind the world that female artists face barriers. Yes, women are free to wear a meat dress or express themselves in any artistic way imaginable, which is an important, tectonic shift from the rigidity of decades past — but they are still struggling to pierce the armor plating of art's most sacred institutions." continue reading...
"The best thematic group shows explore not what the disparate artists under their given rubrics might share, but rather how their differences move the chosen topic of conversation forward. The temptation with shows based on race, gender or some narrowly defined subject matter like architecture or food is to look for (often forced or overstated) commonalities. But Subliminal Projects bucks that tradition with its take on the summer-season group show, Eve , "an intelligent look at the wildly diverse practices of a selection of female artists, most of whom have been active and influential in the art world for decades. ..."
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EVE will be on display until August 20th, 2011
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