Dwellers - solo exhibition Installation view
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Opening Reception: October 18, 6-8pm
On view: 10/18 - 11/18
E.TAY Gallery is pleased to present Dwellers, a solo exhibition of paintings by Lorella Paleni. Paleni’s work investigates the relationships between humans and animals. Her paintings are tangled scenes of encounters in the wild that invite viewers to grapple with their own ecological consciousness.
Through a process of overlapping, erasing, adding and scraping, dynamic landscapes emerge on Paleni’s canvases. Colors and compositions are arranged in a conflicting manner that evokes both mysticism and sinister intent. While the natural environment dominates the pictorial landscape, ambiguous human characters invade the settings to disrupt the harmony.
In Dwellers, gloved human hands, ghostly industrious figures, monkeys, branches, and other beings inhabit the paintings. The foreground and background intersect with the creatures in an inextricable mesh illustrating that, despite the estrangement between human and nonhuman worlds, they are invariably part of an intricate whole.
Paleni’s paintings are an attempt to question the power structure that lies at the root of our reasoning to question human exceptionalism and imagine new possibilities of existence in the world. The work seems to acknowledge that society is hierarchical, and that the few who rise to the top often do so at the expense of the voiceless.
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Anthology 2017 at Charlie Smith London
Private View & Prize Giving: Thursday 03 August 6.30-8.30pm
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON | 336 Old St, Shoreditch, London EC1V 9DR
336 Old Street, London EC1V 9DR, United Kingdom | +44 (0)20 7739 4055 | direct@charliesmithlondon.com | www.charliesmithlondon.com | @CHARLIESMITHldn
Wednesday–Saturday 11am–6pm or by appointment
ANTHOLOGY
Open Call Prize Exhibition
PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 03 August 6.30-8.30pm
EXHIBITION DATES Friday 04 August – Saturday 19 August 2017
GALLERY HOURS Wednesday-Saturday 11am-6pm or by appointment
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON announces its seventh edition of the annual juried exhibition Anthology. Ten finalists will be exhibited
at CHARLIE SMITH LONDON in August 2017 and one winner will receive a £2,500 cash prize and will be profiled on Artlyst. The
winner announcement will take place during the private view on August 3rd .
Selected and curated by internationally respected art world professionals, Anthology is a multi-disciplinary exhibition that reaches
out democratically to artists worldwide. The 2017 jury is Kate Bryan (Art Historian, Curator, Broadcaster), Matthew Collings (Artist,
Writer), Faye Dowling (Curator, Editor, Producer), Zavier Ellis (Gallery Director, Curator, Collector) and Bert Moore (Collector).
The 2017 finalists are:
Tae Eun Ahn
Helen Bermingham
Claudia Carr
Graham Crowley
Luigi Francischello
Giulia Lanza
Steve Moberly
Margaret O’Brien
Lorella Paleni
Jay Rechsteiner
Presented at the CHARLIE SMITH LONDON gallery in Shoreditch, London, the exhibition will continue to be a key barometer of
emerging and established talent, and will continue to provide unforeseen opportunities to artists. Previous winners and finalists
have enjoyed notable success as a direct result of their inclusion in Anthology, having been curated into significant exhibitions;
placed in prominent private collections; and represented by CHARLIE SMITH LONDON.
Previous winners are Tom Ormond (painting), Eric Manigaud (drawing), Robert Crosse (video), Florian Heinke (painting), Ben
Woodeson (sculpture / installation), Beatrice Haines (installation / mixed media) and Eva Masterman (ceramic / sculpture).
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Magic + Love x Art
Magic + Love x Art Curated by Larissa Kikol
Opening reception: Friday, February 17th at 6 PM - 9 PM
We are pleased to present the works of 10 artists in this group exhibition curated by Larissa Kikol.
ABETZ & DRESCHER
DR. JOHANNES ALBES
STEFANO BOSIS
FREDERIKE VON CRANACH
GIUSEPPE GONELLA
TIMO KLÖPPEL
DANIEL LANNES
ERIK NIEMINEN
LORELLA PALENI
SADIE WEIS
The square root of “magic” plus “love” multiplied by “art squared” is an amusing equation that allows one to contemplate artworks that conjure the unknown. Traditionally magic was, in essence, a transformation — taking something less valuable and making it remarkable. The works in this group exhibition are infused with a cathartic spirit and vision of the universe that is expansive, always in motion and open to mystery. The message embedded in the tongue-in-cheek formula, that is the exhibition’s title, suggests that the artist’s role is to find inspiration in the unusual and to create enigmatic and thought provoking works. Artists are everyday shamans, their strategy and artistic process is to construct riddles out of the world.
Virtual to Physical: thepostdigitalprintmaker
Feb 1 – Feb 28
Manhattan Graphics Center
250 West 40 th Street 5 th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Reception and Artist Talks Feb 11, 6:30-8:30
Inquiries: events@ourownart.com
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OTHƎRWISƎ
October 7 - November 6, 2016
Opening reception: Friday, October 7, 6 - 9 PM
“ ... all that we say we are saying around that which cannot be said, cannot be spoken.”
— Susan Griffin
Magic Beans is pleased to announce Lorella Paleni’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.
“OTHƎRWISƎ” is a cohesive body of new paintings investigating animal and human relationships. With colorful and contrasting hues, the paintings are built on layers and transparencies. The light that inhabits the
works are often warm flickering fires, like Will-o’-the-Wisp’s spontaneous combustions. The animal and human body’s gestures mingle with the fire, trees, and other forms populating the space.
The subject of the animal also doubles as the "Other,” uncomfortable and unfamiliar. Paleni’s work investigates the fallacy of the thin line that man draws to separate herself from the otherness of the animal. Her paintings create a language beyond verbal systems, establishing a space where speech eludes and rational thinking fails. The “Other” can emerge as the possibility of something unplanned, unexpected, a mishap.
Magic Beans / Auguststraße 86, 10117 Berlin / +493025766055 / info@magicbeans.gallery / www.magicbeans.gallery