Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Cat Teo Stephen Hamilton’s painting Omolokun, is his largest to date. The piece, which stretches 85” wide and 130” tall, is made of indigo […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Cat Teo Transcript In Eben Haines’ Well, he takes us further into his understanding of society, and how we’ve become complacent in our own […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Cat Teo In Deities Depleted by Eben Haines, cracked plaster frames a singed drawing of a Roman bust. In front of the blackened drawing […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Kaitlin Benton Transcript In Starshining Sea, Haines utilizes a minimal color palette of black and gray hues to craft an ominous seascape, immersing the […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Kaitlin Benton Transcript In Eben Haines’, Millennials Are Killing the Dinner Industry by Letting it Get Cold, a lone dinner table is nearly submerged […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Calla Savelson Transcript In Eben Haines’ The Weight of Pulling, a lone figure stands with his back to us, carrying a chair and staggering […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Calla Savelson Transcript This piece, titled Moving Days, hangs on the wall as a bundle of found items. We can see a painted mattress […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Kaitlin Benton Transcript This piece titled, Robot, gets its name from the wiry patches of woven string and geometric color blocks of acrylic sheets […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Kaitlin Benton Transcript Loretta Park’s “Fighting Stick” series reclaims a sense of playfulness and fun within found objects. A broken tree branch discarded on […] More »
Transcript by Gallery and Curatorial Fellow Cat Teo Transcript In Loretta Park’s piece Turning Up Down Corner, 2023, Park explores a medium that allows her viewers a peek inside her […] More »