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Friday, December 30, 2011
Amy Revier
Elizabeth Tubergen
Doubt By Two
IPA Gallery/Islensk Grafik
31 December 2011 - 15 January 2012
Doubt By Two: Revier and Tubergen present work in sculpture, drawing, and photography in relation to their time spent living in Iceland (2009-2010). The works operate as a pause and a noting of their experiences through foreign landscape - exploring notions of isolation, memory, catastrophe, and dislocation.
Amy Revier is an artist living and working in London. Her sculptures, woven drawings, and collages often involve an apparatus or object for transport. Revier’s work references the body, ceremony, ritual, psychological states, and memory. She recently expanded her woven drawings into a collaborative project with New York-based artist Natalie Northrup. Together they founded Northrup Revier, a collection of handwoven and handmade garments. She was a Fulbright Fellow in Iceland from 2009-2010 and a Hunt Scholar from 2005-2009, where she received a BFA from Southern Methodist University. Revier recently had solo exhibition at The Reading Room, Dallas; group shows at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts; Champion Contemporary, Austin; And/Or Gallery, Dallas; and The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas.
Elizabeth Tubergen is a project-based artist living and working in Queens, New York. Her work takes the form of sculptures, videos and photographs, and centers around themes of memory, habit, paradox, dislocation, and identity. Her work has been shown at various international locations including John Hansard Gallery in Southampton and Monster Truck Gallery in Dublin. Tubergen’s recent solo shows in the U.S. include Threshold at Illuminated Metropolis Gallery in New York City, Supermoon at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, and Sister City at AVA in Chattanooga, TN. Tubergen is the recipient of a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, as well as fellowships from the Mustard Seed Foundation, the J. William Fulbright Foundation, the American-Scandinavian Foundation, the MacDowell Colony, and Ox-bow school of art. She is presently completing her MFA at Hunter College in New York City.
Opening Reception Saturday 7 January 17:00 - 19:00
Gallery open Thursdays - Sundays 13 :00 - 18:00
Also by appointment (email arevier@balista.com)
IPA Gallery/Islensk Grafik, TRYGGVAGOTU 17, HAFNARMEGIN, 101 REYKJAVIK
PHONE +354 552 2866
This exhibit is generously funded by the U.S. Embassy in Iceland.
Elizabeth Tubergen
Doubt By Two
IPA Gallery/Islensk Grafik
31 December 2011 - 15 January 2012
Doubt By Two: Revier and Tubergen present work in sculpture, drawing, and photography in relation to their time spent living in Iceland (2009-2010). The works operate as a pause and a noting of their experiences through foreign landscape - exploring notions of isolation, memory, catastrophe, and dislocation.
Amy Revier is an artist living and working in London. Her sculptures, woven drawings, and collages often involve an apparatus or object for transport. Revier’s work references the body, ceremony, ritual, psychological states, and memory. She recently expanded her woven drawings into a collaborative project with New York-based artist Natalie Northrup. Together they founded Northrup Revier, a collection of handwoven and handmade garments. She was a Fulbright Fellow in Iceland from 2009-2010 and a Hunt Scholar from 2005-2009, where she received a BFA from Southern Methodist University. Revier recently had solo exhibition at The Reading Room, Dallas; group shows at Fort Worth Contemporary Arts; Champion Contemporary, Austin; And/Or Gallery, Dallas; and The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas.
Elizabeth Tubergen is a project-based artist living and working in Queens, New York. Her work takes the form of sculptures, videos and photographs, and centers around themes of memory, habit, paradox, dislocation, and identity. Her work has been shown at various international locations including John Hansard Gallery in Southampton and Monster Truck Gallery in Dublin. Tubergen’s recent solo shows in the U.S. include Threshold at Illuminated Metropolis Gallery in New York City, Supermoon at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, and Sister City at AVA in Chattanooga, TN. Tubergen is the recipient of a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, as well as fellowships from the Mustard Seed Foundation, the J. William Fulbright Foundation, the American-Scandinavian Foundation, the MacDowell Colony, and Ox-bow school of art. She is presently completing her MFA at Hunter College in New York City.
Opening Reception Saturday 7 January 17:00 - 19:00
Gallery open Thursdays - Sundays 13 :00 - 18:00
Also by appointment (email arevier@balista.com)
IPA Gallery/Islensk Grafik, TRYGGVAGOTU 17, HAFNARMEGIN, 101 REYKJAVIK
PHONE +354 552 2866
This exhibit is generously funded by the U.S. Embassy in Iceland.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Threshold
Visit Threshold at Illuminated Metropolis Gallery through October 1st.
547 W. 27th Street
(between 10th and 11th ave)
5th floor, Suite 529
Friday 1-5, Saturday 12-6
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
TRACE
Private View - Saturday 8th January 4 – 6pm
Exhibition - 8 January -19 February 2011
John Hansard Gallery Project Space
University of Southampton, England
Elizabeth Tubergen – Exposure
Trace is an exploration into the removal and recording of geographical forms from their original, fixed context. The study of the landscape treads the line between representation and abstraction, to extract and reinterpret a given space; to re-contextualise segments of the landscape by calling attention to a space that is permeable, and that is associated with a sense of fragmentation.
The exhibition is an attempt to question elements of space, scale, and occurrence of light. The artists are exploring the limits of removing, capturing and pushing the rudiments of the ever-changing landscape through their own semiotic systems, making observations outside of the gallery space and re-contextualising them within.
Artists: Eloise Rose, Joel Papps, Elizabeth Tubergen, Oliver Gardiner and Frank Pudney
Curated by Laura Hensser
Private View - Saturday 8th January 4 – 6pm
Exhibition - 8 January -19 February 2011
John Hansard Gallery Project Space
University of Southampton, England
Elizabeth Tubergen – Exposure
Trace is an exploration into the removal and recording of geographical forms from their original, fixed context. The study of the landscape treads the line between representation and abstraction, to extract and reinterpret a given space; to re-contextualise segments of the landscape by calling attention to a space that is permeable, and that is associated with a sense of fragmentation.
The exhibition is an attempt to question elements of space, scale, and occurrence of light. The artists are exploring the limits of removing, capturing and pushing the rudiments of the ever-changing landscape through their own semiotic systems, making observations outside of the gallery space and re-contextualising them within.
Artists: Eloise Rose, Joel Papps, Elizabeth Tubergen, Oliver Gardiner and Frank Pudney
Curated by Laura Hensser
Monday, December 20, 2010
Exposure
2.25" x 2.25" contact prints made each day over the last year, 280 of them pictured in this installation on wood shelves. Installation of photographs about 70' in length total. Look here to see how the photo were made : http://elizabethtubergen.blogspot.com/2009/12/exposure.html
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
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