RENE WISE | BILLY TURNER – PARALLEL SERIES 6
2019-05-06Rising UK artists Rene Wise and Billy Turner each deliver two deep techno cuts for the sixth chapter of Mote-Evolver’s ‘Parallel Series’, curated by label founder Luke Slater.
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2019-05-06Craig Leon revisits the extraterrestrial origins of civilization in Anthology of Interplanetary Folk Music Vol. 2: The Canon, a continuing chronicle of his early 80s albums Nommos and Visiting. Exploring the cosmic lore of Leon’s earlier work, The Canon expands upon the conceptual cycle based on the alien and mathematical relationships that backbone the creation of art, architecture, science, and music.
Release Date:
May 10, 2019 (digital)
May 10, 2019 (physical)
NICK WAPLINGTON – LIVING ROOM
2019-05-06In 1991, Aperture published Nick Waplington’s first book, Living Room, to great critical acclaim. A major exhibition followed at their 23rd Street gallery in New York, and for a number of years the exhibition toured the world. The exhibition prints were then put into storage, and soon thereafter Waplington – having moved on to new projects – asked his gallerist, Holly Solomon, to destroy them. In 2018, Solomon’s son Thomas contacted Waplington with surprising news: the original Living Room exhibition prints had not been destroyed, and were still in his possession. Little Big Man is delighted to present these historically significant vintage works, appearing in an exhibition for the first time since the early 1990s.
Exhibition runs through to May 15th, 2019
Little Big Man
801 Mateo Street
Los Angeles
90021 CA
CHRISTOPHER COLVILLE – FLUX
2019-05-06“The photograph is essentially a transformation orchestrated by an artist,” is the mantra of Phoenix-based photographer Christopher Colville, and his new solo exhibition Flux at photo-eye Gallery exemplifies the maxim. Enigmatic, emotional, and explosive, Christopher Colville’s unique silver gelatin prints are utterly contemporary in their execution and methodology while their appearance seems timeless. Crafted using controlled gunpowder-based explosions Colville records the blast’s energy as it travels across traditional light-sensitive photographic paper yielding abstract images that are expressive, not descriptive.
Opposite – Untitled Work of Fire 4-17, #7
Exhibition runs through to May 22nd, 2019
Photo-eye Gallery
541 S. Guadalupe St.
Santa Fe
87501 NM
