Movements of a body can signal a mood, express meaning, or even reveal things that are impossible to put into words. Gestures – anything from the simple nod to an emphatic stance – are significant narrative devices that artists skillfully utilize, whether to configure social interactions in a painting, immortalize them for posterity in a photograph, or transmit their emotional resonance in a sculpture. Gestures are significant clues in our endless pursuit to unravel and make meaning of the complexities and contradictions of a world that is always unfolding.
Equinox Gallery很高兴地推出 Gesture, 含括Diane Arbus, Shuvinai Ashoona, Maxwell Bates, Kim Dorland, Rodney Graham, Adad Hannah, Fred Herzog, David Hockney, Al McWilliams, Eadweard Muybridge, Cindy Sherman, Michael Snow和Neil Wedman的作品展览。
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Equinox Gallery is pleased to present Natural Disorder, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptural works by Bobbie Burgers. This is Burgers’ third exhibition with the gallery.
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Update: Following the November 19 covid measures, the gallery is open Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm. No appointment necessary, however, we are limiting the number of visitors in the gallery at one time. Masks are required for entry. We have masks available at the front desk if you would like one. We ask that you please visit us with only members of your immediate household or core bubble.
Together Apart是艺术家对时间和地点之间的联系所进行的探索。本次展览展出了Adad Hannah, Eadweard Muybridge, Al McWilliams, Nicole Ondre, Erin McSavaney, Frank Stella, Fred Herzog, Vivian Maier, Gathie Falk, Gordon Smith, Douglas Coupland, Jack Shadbolt, Geoffrey Farmer, Kim Dorland, Peter Doig, Neil Wedman, Edward Ruscha, Renée Van Halm, Takao Tanabe, Marion Nicoll, Sonny Assu, Claes Oldenburg, Louise Bourgeois, Shuvinai Ashoona的作品。
Equinox Gallery很高兴推出 Fred Herzog: A Life in Pictures， 一场艺术家个人收藏的老照片及相机展览。这次展览汇集了在艺术家个人暗房里冲洗的早期黑白照片、从未面世的艺术家在圣保罗大学期间所拍摄的照片以及他开创的彩色街头摄影。这次展览体现了Herzog对媒介的理解，并如他所说，"你怎么看，你怎么想"，创造了拍摄照片的正确时机。