David Zwirner is pleased to present concurrent exhibitions of new work by American artist Richard Serra
at the gallery’s 537 West 20th Street location in New York. On view will be a new sculpture in forged
steel, and a new series of drawings by the artist will be presented in the second-floor galleries.
Opposite – 2022, 2020-2022
Exhibition runs through to July 15th, 2022
David Zwirner
537 West 20th Street
NY 10011
New York
Group exhibition with Stefan Guggisberg, Igor Hosnedl, Madeleine Roger-Lacan, Brett Charles Seiler
Opposite – Madeleine Roger-Lacan, It was a nice movie, 2022
Exhibition runs through to June 25th, 2022
Galerie EIGEN + ART
Auguststraße 26
10117 Berlin
Germany
Sorayama’s inclination to draw women started at an early age and his passion has culminated in his latest offering of the female figure shown in a comprehensive bionic format. 13 of the artist’s works will be on display, including three acrylic renderings of Marilyn Monroe, a floating bronze statue, and a steel and aluminum statue.
Opposite – Untitled, 2021
Exhibition runs through to May 28th, 2022
Almine Rech
64 Rue de Turenne (courtyard)
75003 Paris
France
The range features, the iconic Old Skool silhouette is reworked twice. Beige and black are the two base color options with each featuring a white jazz stripe and “WIND” and “SEA” logos at the heel counters. An additional nod to the duo is included at the midsole which reads “VANSANDSEA” several times on each side. The apparel offerings begin with two oversized tees in black and white respectively that carry both WIND AND SEA and Vans branding alongside Vans’ classic checkered pattern. Completing the capsule, these designs are found on a white pair of socks.
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A Mannequin:
Private Agenda’s body of work. Twelve tracks corresponding to twelve
character traits, imagined as personalities in musical form.
What are the dichotomies that define us? Our seen and unseen selves, the façade and the fundamental, the real and the imaginary. The result is musical hyper-realism.
After the recent re-issue of American-Canadian composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland’s acclaimed ‘Keyboard Fantasies’, its otherworldly beauty is now being reworked by a talented group of artists. Bon Iver and Flock of Dimes’s ‘Ever New’ emphasises its emotionality with vocal harmony. Kelsey Lu elaborates pristine instrumentation with her own crystalline sound. Arca’s take on ‘Let Us Dance’ expands fluid dimensions, while with Blood Orange’s version of ‘Sunset Village’ each shimmering timbre unfolds even further. 35 years since Glenn-Copeland’s recording, the collection captures the original’s glowing affect by embracing some of the many spirits it has touched.
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