JUDITH BERNSTEIN: MONEY SHOT
293 Tenth Avenue
January 18 – March 3, 2018
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to announce the forthcoming exhibition of new paintings by Judith Bernstein, who has joined the gallery’s roster of artists. The exhibition, entitled Money Shot, will be on view from January 18 to March 3, 2018 at 293 Tenth Avenue and features seven new large-scale paintings that emphatically continue the artist’s incendiary political critique of the current Trump administration. In the artist’s words, “I am showing Trump for what he is: a fool, a monster, a jester, a sexist, a racist. Donald Trump is a con artist, using the White House as his own personal cash machine.”
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Judith Bernstein, All American Spread Eagle, 2016. Image courtesy Judith Bernstein and Paul Kasmin Gallery
ROBERT INDIANA
515 W 27th Street
January 18 – March 3, 2018
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to announce the forthcoming solo presentation of sculptures by Robert Indiana. The exhibition, which honors the artist in his 90th year and celebrates over 15 years of representation by the gallery, will include two iconic works: LOVE WALL and ONE through ZERO.
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Robert Indiana, "LOVE WALL," 1966 – 2006, Cor-ten steel, Installation view, Park Avenue and 57th Street, New York, Spring, 2008. Photo: Christopher Burke Studio. Artwork © 2017 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
TINA BARNEY
LANDSCAPES
297 Tenth Avenue
January 17 – March 3, 2018
Paul Kasmin Gallery is pleased to announce Landscapes, an exhibition of new and never-before-seen works by Tina Barney. This is the artist’s first New York solo exhibition in the past three years, and her second at the gallery, following major recent exhibitions at the Kunsthalle Wien in 2017 and the New Orleans Museum of Art in 2015.
In September 2017, Rizzoli USA published Tina Barney, a comprehensive monograph spanning her four-decade international career. Alongside her oeuvre of portraits portraying the daily life of the social elite that Barney is most known for, exists an entire series of landscape photographs using her 8 by 10-inch view camera. Barney first began her experimentation with landscape photography in the late 1980s and would not revisit the subject again until the summer of 2017.
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Tina Barney, Bike Parade, 2017. Courtesy of Tina Barney and Paul Kasmin Gallery