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Super Dakota

Super Dakota, contributing to entropy since 2013

05/06/2024

“Love is lacking.
on political, religious, family, or romantic lives,
we’re reminded of its failure everyday.
Love is a mysterious, unreachable thing we obsess collectively about,
but we have not learnt the art of loving.
And lack of love is lethal.”

🎧 Listen to the full exhibition text of “Tainted Love” - link tree

Featuring works by !Mediengruppe Bitnik, Jimmy Beauquesne, Alex Clarke, Stevie Dix, Maria Guta & Lauren Huret, Jeanne Jacob, Danica Lundy, Steven Parrino, STURTEVANT, Anna Uddenberg and Julia Wachtel.

Image order 👀

🔥Maria Guta et Lauren Huret, “Heads for Business and Bodies for Sin”, Video excerpt from the eponymous installation, 8 minutes, 2022. Courtesy Maria Guta et Lauren Huret.  💋 STURTEVANT “BLOW JOB” #2, #4, #6, 2006. Edition 2/5. Digital pigment print on FUJI Museum paper, signed and dated. Courtesy Air de Paris.  🍸 Snippets of the opening
💔 Stevie Dix in front of her painting “I don’t wanna be a Mother”, 2024

03/06/2024

💿 NOW ON ❤️‍🩹🔥

« Tainted Love » 〰️ on view at the gallery until July 13th 💕 A huge thanks to everyone who showed up last week for the opening and shared the love ! 💋

Visit us from Wednesday to Saturday, 11:00—18:00, to experience the works of:

!Mediengruppe Bitnik Jimmy Beauquesne Alex Clarke Stevie Dix Maria Guta and Lauren Huret Jeanne Jacob Danica Lundy STURTEVANT Anna Uddenberg Steven Parrino Julia Wachtel

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30/05/2024

💌 OPENING TODAY 💋

Join us tonight from 5-8 pm, for the opening of “Tainted Love” a collective show presenting works by:

!Mediengruppe Bitnik,
Jimmy Beauquesne,
Alex Clarke,
Stevie Dix,
Maria Guta and Lauren Huret,
Jeanne Jacob,
Danica Lundy,
STURTEVANT,
Anna Uddenberg,
Steven Parrino,
Julia Wachtel,

Drawing inspiration from Alex Coles’s essay «Tainted Love – From Nina Simone to Kendrick Lamar», this exhibition adopts its title from Soft Cell’s rendition of the 1965 Gloria Jones track, which gained widespread popularity in the 80s during the HIV crisis. Coles’s insightful inquiry into the twisted romantic ballad reflects on both its historical roots and modern relevance, serving as a guiding force, together with Bell Hooks’ love letter “All About Love”, for exploring various forms of tainted love that remain prevalent in contemporary culture.

Let these works challenge your perspectives on love and its many dimensions. See you tonight ! ✨

27/05/2024

🇨🇭SNEAK PEEK 👀

Into LaRissa Roger’s studio where she crafted the stunning pieces we’re showing at LISTE Art Fair 🔜 in Basel.

For , LaRissa dives into the aesthetics of excess and leisure, questioning who gets to enjoy these luxuries. Inspired by Fragonard’s “Les Hasards Heureux de L’Escarpolette” (“The Swing”), she examines the racial and gender dynamics of this iconic 18th-century French painting. Its hedonistic vibes and intricate details make it a Rococo masterpiece, originally created to satisfy the whims of the aristocracy. 🦋✨

Swipe for a closer look of the paintings in the studio !

22/05/2024

🏃‍♀️ There are still a few days left to catch Thom Trojanowski’s solo exhibition « A Tree; My Favourite Life So Far. » 👀

🔛 Until this Saturday, May 25th

« Trojanowski’s paintings, primarily figurative, incorporate abstract elements reminiscent of the early 20th century, drawing inspiration from post-impressionist artists like Gustav Klimt and contemporary painters such as Peter Doig. A notable parallel can be drawn between the fusion of music and painting during this period, exemplified by Apollinaire’s introduction of the term Orphism to connect the two art forms. This connection is particularly noteworthy given Trojanowski’s background as a professional musician with the group The Cheek, infusing his artworks with a rhythmic flow, even if only instinctively. Moreover, Trojanowski employs color theories from Impressionist and Neo-Impressionist movements, utilizing the subjective nature of color to convey emotional depth and impact. «

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20/05/2024

📢 LAST WEEK ‼️

To see Thom Trojanowski’s solo show “A Tree; My Favourite Life So Far“ 〰️ On view at the gallery until this Saturday, May 25th.

🕚 Opening hours
Wednesday – Saturday / 11:00 – 18:00

📸“Slapped dry by the wind”, 2024
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13/05/2024

✨ Thom Trojanowski’s piece, “This Window Pattern Shadowed on the Wall” (2024), is part of his ongoing solo show “A Tree: My Favourite Life So Far” 👀 Open until May 25th!

Thom’s recent paintings make nods to domestic settings: ceramic shards, modernist tile patterns, windows, gates, or fences, all contributing to a dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces, with each influencing the other. This standout piece features his wife, Stevie Dix, in her childhood bedroom, with the forest peeking through the window. It’s a nostalgic journey that blends past and present, urging us to reflect on environmental challenges and embrace a new ecological perspective. 🌿

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10/05/2024

📢 OPENING NEXT WEEK 🇬🇧

Danica Lundy’s solo show “Boombox” opens next Tuesday at White Cube !

📍White Cube Mason’s Yard
25 – 26 Mason’s Yard London SW1Y 6BU

🗓 Preview: 14 May 2024, 6 – 8pm
15 May – 29 June 2024

“Through out “Boombox” the artist explores structures of power and their varied manifestations within the fabric of the everyday – exerted in and over our bodies, our relationships, and in the subtle undercurrents permeating industries and social strata.

Rich with forensic detail, Lundy’s sensorial and panoptical compositions subject the minutiae of daily events to the scrutiny of the artist’s augmented lens.”

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06/05/2024

🌳 Thom Trojanowski ‘A Tree; My Favourite Life So Far’ 🌳

In this captivating exhibition, trees take center stage, each carrying its own unique mood and personality. Meanwhile, butterflies, depicted both in paint and sculpture, symbolise transformation and the fleeting essence of life. Their ephemeral beauty serves as a poignant reminder of nature’s delicate balance.

Plan your visit to the gallery and immerse yourself in this journey of introspection and connection, guided by Trojanowski’s evocative artworks.

‘A Tree; My Favourite Life So Far’
🗓️ Wednesday – Saturday / ⏰ 11:00 – 18:00
April 20th – May 25th, 2024

02/05/2024

✨ NOW ON ✨

Thom Trojanowski “A Tree; My Favourite Life So Far”
Through until 25 May, 2024

Drawing instinctively from late 19th-century artistic movements, wherein artists departed from strict realism to embrace a more sensitive interpretation of reality, Trojanowski’s compositions feature a diverse array of colors, forms, and textures intricately layered and juxtaposed. Utilizing techniques such as diluted and rubbed oil on canvas, he creates a tie-dye effect, contrasting with areas of thick paint infusing vibrancy into both biotic and abiotic elements. This dynamic materiality invites tactile exploration, echoing the artist’s experiences in the forest from a young age, and today intrinsic to his practice, while also paying homage to the history of painting.

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