Opens July 7, Reception From 6-9 PM

On Display Through July 28 2018

June 28 – August 24, 2018

Artists' Reception: June 28, 2018, 6:00–8:00pm
 

May – October 2018

941 North Street, Greenwich, CT 06831

CANADA will present paintings by Jason Fox and Daniel Hesidence in a special curated section of Frieze New York dedicated to the legacy of the art dealer Hudson and his gallery Feature Inc. Hudson championed these two artists early on in their careers. He provided crucial support to Fox for nearly two decades starting in 1991. Hudson discovered the paintings of Daniel Hesidence while he was still at graduate school, giving him his first New York solo exhibition in 2002, and offering him encouragement at a seminal period in his unique practice. 

Fox and Hesidence met while showing at Feature and this tribute to Hudson gives CANADA the opportunity to showcase their work together. Their studio dialogue and friendship has developed over the years, providing each artist with a sense of shared purpose. 

Jason Fox presents several of his mid-'90's hybridized portrait paintings of mythic pop antiheroes, blending angst, acidic humor and comic terror. He plays with the vernaculars of analytic cubism, comic book draftsmanship and visionary notation. 

Daniel Hesidence will present large-scale abstract paintings from his 1 7 7 9 / Pedestrians series. They are luminous explorations of pictorial space, meditations on power structures that possess the mystery and recurring inventiveness Hesidence is noted for. The paintings offer a counterpoint to Hesidence's solo show, PLACE HOLDERS, currently on view at CANADA.

Jason Fox : Beware of Darkness
Solo exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery, Brussels
March 1 - April 7, 2018
Opening Reception: Thursday, March 1st, 5 - 8 pm

Samara Golden
A break with Dolphins
Installation at The Bath Club
5937 Collins Ave
Miami Beach

One Day Happening: Thursday, December 7
Noon - 6:30 PM
 

Artsy Projects Miami takes over the historic Bath Club in Miami Beach with immersive installations that draw on found materials and sculptural forms to explore tensions and anxieties of today’s culture. Featuring new works by FlucT, Samara Golden, Jillian Mayer, and Maria Nepomuceno, with performances at 1 PM and 4 PM

READING TOMORROW is part of the exhibition Tomorrow Tomorrow, on view through July 21.
CANADA will be open Saturday, July 15, 12PM-6PM; our summer hours are Monday-Friday, 11AM-6PM.

Saturday and Sunday, May 13-14, 12-8 PM
23 Washington Square North

Just in time for summer, Island, a debut series of furniture pieces by the multidisciplinary artist Marc Hundley, takes its cues from the modernist architecture of Fire Island’s local warm-weather enclaves. Hundley conceived of the collection's assortment of handcrafted lamps, chairs and tables last summer at an airy tree-covered residence in Water Island, a car-less community on the eastern part of Fire Island accessible only by boat, that once housed the American poet Frank O'Hara WH Auden and others. (The property is now owned by Hundley's close friend, Justinian Kfoury.) 

Inspired by the region’s pristine remoteness, Hundley used rustic oak beachwood sourced from previous build-outs done on the house. “Getting building materials there isn't as simple or quick as it is in the city or main land,” he said. His use of found materials imbues the pieces with an arresting assemble-it-yourself quality that is both personal and utilitarian.

After his former studio mate, the abstract painter Matt Connors, gave him a book on the Italian architect Enzo Mari, Hundley begin incorporating Mari’s patchwork approach to furniture-making by cutting his repurposed wood slabs down to smaller piecemeal shapes to form intricate geometric trusses. Several of the furniture pieces incorporate colors found from the nearby beachscape, including pops of gas-can red, pebble black, turmeric-powder yellow and moss green. The top of one larger table is painted a deep blue hue that is meant to suggest a lagoon. An intentional use of exposed wood and concrete speaks to the works' rugged utility.

Back at his Brooklyn studio, Hundley continued to craft furniture with a hazy nostalgia for isolated island life. “I fantasized about an island a lot since between two summers the world seems to have gone mad,” he said. “I imagined being wrecked on some island far from the rest of the world, where I find some great empty abandoned house and use the wrecked wood to make it the nicest home for myself.”

In a fitting nod to the intimate nature of the series, the first survey of Hundley’s furniture pieces will be shown at Kfoury’s city apartment located in the heart of Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village. “It’s a beautiful parlor-like space, but I’m replacing Justinian’s home contents with things I make,” he said. “It will be like my abandoned house on some secluded island somewhere.”

CANADA at Frieze New York 2017

Marina Adams, Etel Adnan, Josh Blackwell, Katherine Bernhardt, Katherine Bradford, Sarah Braman, Matt Connors,
Bella Foster, Grandma Moses, Nancy Haynes, Denzil Hurley, Xylor Jane, Karen Kilimnik, Elisabeth Kley,
Sadie Laska, Sherrie Levine, Lily Ludlow, Mary Manning, Erin O'Donnell, Elena Pankova, Noam Rappaport,
Martha Rosler, David Benjamin Sherry, Sue Tompkins...Organized by Marc Hundley
 

Randall's Island
May 4-7, 2017

Robin Peck recently had a sculpture acquired by the High Museum of Art, Atlanta. The work was generously gifted by the Alex Katz Foundation, New York City.

Katherine Bradford is included in the group exhibition Landscapes After Ruskin: Redefining the Sublime curated by Joel Sternfeld at the Hall Art Foundation, Reading, Vt.

Artists for Haiti Paddle8 benefit auction
Online bidding runs from March 15th-March 30th

Join us Sunday, March 20th, 5-8pm for a reception and artwork viewing
M5 Showroom 375 West Broadway (between Broome and Spring)
Light refreshments will be served. All are welcome.

Artists for Haiti is an auction to benefit the creative youth of the Haitian community of Cazale, to thank them for their enthusiastic help in realizing C.T. Jasper and Joanna Malinowska's Halka/Haiti:18°48’05″N 72°23’01″. The piece documents an opera performance in the village of Cazale and was later presented in the Polish Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale. Proceeds from this auction will also support two Port-au-Prince-based organizations that collaborated on the production of Halka/Haiti: the Orchestre Philharmonique Sainte Trinite and the Fundation Culture Creation.  

Participating artists include; Jan Baracz, Huma Bhabha, Katherine Bradford, Sarah Braman, Emily Davidson, Lesny JN Felix, Jason Fox, Ewa Harabasz, Maryam Jafri, Elisabeth Kley, Elka Krajewska, Stuart Lorimer, Michael Mahalchick, C.T. Jasper & Joanna Malinowska, Andrea Mastrovito, Keith Morrison, Luke Murphy, Odili Donald Odita, Karyn Olivier, Elena Pankova, Dushko Petrovich, R.H. Quaytman, Michael Smith, Radek Szlaga, Mary Temple, Anke Weyer, Wallace Whitney, Krzysztof Wodiczko


 

Anke Weyer featured in PaintersNYC, a group exhibition at Paramo Galeria in Guadalajara, Jalisco, México

Tyson Reeder
TV Dinner
September 24 - November 8, 2015
The Green Gallery, Milwaukee
 

Edited by Magdalena Moskalewicz
$35.00
 

Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montreal, Montreal, Canada

Katherine Bernhardt
Caribbean Canning Factory, San Juan, PR

works by 

Opening Sunday, November 16 

Panel discussion begins at 2 PM 
with François Ceysson, Amanda Ross-Ho
Raphael Rubinstein, and Wallace Whitney

Reception at 4 PM 
with DJ Mira Billotte

MoMA PS 1, New York, NY
October 26, 2014–September 1, 2015

Xylor Jane
Sea Legs
Project Room 2, Santa Monica Museum of Art, California

Carrie Moyer
Pirate Jenny
Columbus College of Art and Design, Columbus, OH

Joanna Malinowska "Dirt Pile"
A Hawk from a Handsaw
CANADA, New York, NY