The capsule is inspired by Scharf’s background as a painter and his noteworthy artwork such as “Paradis Perdu” and “Swamp Style.” Merging Scharf’s creative aesthetic with PANGAIA’s materials science-based approach to fashion technology – by “creating essential products from innovative tech and bio-engineered materials” – the new collection highlights three key styles that are aimed at raising environmental awareness.
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For the gallery’s inaugural exhibition, Sean Kelly, Los Angeles is pleased to announce The Pattern of Landscape, a new body of work by Idris Khan. The show features large scale paintings, bronze sculptures, watercolors on paper, and photography. The exhibition is notable for a series of profound developments in Khan’s work which incorporates both music and text for the first time.
Opposite – The ponds – mine, 2022
Exhibition runs through to November 5th, 2022
Sean Kelly
1357 N Highland Ave
CA 90028
Los Angeles
In her solo exhibition “Portrait of a woman”, the Swiss artist Mai-Thu Perret presents new ceramics, textile works and works on paper that open up a frame of reference from mythology, art history as well as arts and crafts. Her works are characterised in particular by an actualisation of the numerous references, which can be read as a feminist counter-narrative, questioning symbolic, utilitarian and gender-specific material values.
Opposite – Space is the place III, 2020
Exhibition runs through to November 26th, 2022
Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman
Maria-Theresien-Straße 34
6020 Innsbruck
Austria
Dodge carefully applies lustrous brush strokes to transform a desert wasteland into a lush, majestic and spiritual setting that enables him to process the past and imagine a future in one scene. He hopes to create an environment rich with queer symbolism that suggests a sense of belonging and freedom. The animal skull that appears in each painting is a malleable symbol that offers different interpretations depending upon the setting within which it has been placed. According to Dodge, “the skull tantalizes the figures and encourages them to look inward to find the same core that the skull represents.”
Opposite – Memory, 2022
Exhibition runs through to October 29th, 2022
Steve Turner
6830 Santa Monica Blvd.
CA 90038
Los Angeles
Running in congruency with Yellowstone National Park’s 150th anniversary, Burn focuses on wildfire burn regions in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. The works are careful compositions of positive and negative space that capture the elegant lines and shapes created by a natural landscape scarred by flame.
Opposite – Burn III, 2020-2022
Exhibition runs through to October 16th, 2022
Tayloe Piggott Gallery
62 South Glenwood Street, Post Office Box 1435
Jackson
WY 83001
PARTICIPANT INC presents Marti Wilkerson, The 4th Golden Cadillac, a mix of formal portraits and verité documentary photography by Marti Wilkerson, showcasing vintage prints alongside newer works. Featuring subcultural subjects and neighborhood places, including Tompkins Square Park, Howie Pyro, Terence Sellers, Heather Litteer, Jayne County, and Blacklips Performance Cult.
Opposite – Red Rouge, 20112
Exhibition runs through to October 15th, 2022
Participant Inc
253 E Houston St, ground floor
New York
NY 10002
