TWO COLORS

March 4 to April 2, 2011

Curated by Clay Hapaz

Artists included: Ronald Bladen, Nayland Blake, Gandy Brodie, Paul Feeley, Louise Fishman, Nancy Haynes, Kim Jones, Byron Kim, Christopher Knowles, Tom Lloyd, Paul McCarthy, Linda Montano, Howardena Pindell, Amy Sillman, Frederic Thursz, Alan Vega, Dan Walsh, Stanley Whitney, Adolf Wölfli, The Wooster Group, Ann Liv Young

 

From left to right: Alan Vega Red Cadillac, 2011 -
Nancy Haynes Pianissimo, 2010 - Linda Montano Mitchell’s Death, 1977 -
Nayland Blake Starting Over, 2000 - Tom Lloyd Untitled, Circa 1964-65 -
The Wooster Group Rumstick Road, 1977

Tom Lloyd Untitled, Circa 1964-65 -
Stanley Whitney Blue Meets Yellow, 2011

Alan Vega Red Cadillac, 2011 - Nancy Haynes Pianissimo, 2010

Paul Feeley Untitled (March 5), 1962 - Ronald Bladen Two Yellow Arms,
Circa 1957-59 - Frederic M. Thursz A Rose is not a rose IS NOT A
ROSE, NO, 1986-89

Alan Vega Blessed Heart, 2006 - Paul McCarthy Painting Face Down,
1972 - The Wooster Group The Emperor Jones, 2000 - Louise Fishman
Me and Joe, 1981 Byron Kim Synecdoche, 1991 to present - Kim Jones
Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, 1981

Louise Fishman Me and Joe, 1981 - Byron Kim Synecdoche, 1991
to present - Kim Jones Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, 1981

Alan Vega Blessed Heart, 2006 -
Paul McCarthy Painting Face Down, 1972 -
The Wooster Group The Emperor Jones, 2000

TWO COLORS Announcement card -
Kim Jones Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, 1981 Color photograph
(Photo by Paul McCarthy)

Linda Montano Mitchell’s Death, 1977 and Tom Lloyd Untitled,
Circa 1964-65

Alan Vega Crucifixion Gun, 1989 -
Kim Jones Telephone Piece, Los Angeles, 1978

Howardena Pindell Free, White and 21, 1980 -
Nancy Haynes Untitled (Plus Painting), 1986