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Allison Wang ()“Spicy Fusili”2024Oil on Canvas72 x 72 in
07/12/2024

Allison Wang ()

“Spicy Fusili”
2024
Oil on Canvas
72 x 72 in

Only a couple of weeks left to see “In The Garden”Escape the heat and immerse yourself in this wonderful group exhibitio...
07/10/2024

Only a couple of weeks left to see “In The Garden”

Escape the heat and immerse yourself in this wonderful group exhibition!
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Sam Rathbun ()

“The Greeter”
2024
Oil on Wood Panel
30 x 24 in

William Maxen ()I Am Here Awaitin’Oil, Ink Jet transfer, and House Paint, on Canvas36 x 48 inOn view until July 15th!
06/23/2024

William Maxen ()

I Am Here Awaitin’
Oil, Ink Jet transfer, and House Paint, on Canvas
36 x 48 in

On view until July 15th!

Allison Lu Wang ( )“Pesto”2024Oil on Canvas46 x 34 inPart of the “In The Garden” series on exhibit until July 15
06/11/2024

Allison Lu Wang ( )

“Pesto”
2024
Oil on Canvas
46 x 34 in

Part of the “In The Garden” series on exhibit
until July 15

Sam Rathbun ()“New Growth”Oil on Canvas 54 x 62 inOne of the four artists on exhibit from In The GardenRathbun’s uncanny...
06/10/2024

Sam Rathbun ()

“New Growth”
Oil on Canvas
54 x 62 in

One of the four artists on exhibit from In The Garden

Rathbun’s uncanny scenes painted on wood panels and canvas push the two dimensional towards enmeshment and multiplicity: a snake weaves its own body in and out of what could be delicate branches, haphazard straw, new growth.

They Have No Fear2024Oil, Ink Jet, House Paint on Canvas75 x 56 inWilliam Maxen ( )Currently on view!
06/07/2024

They Have No Fear
2024
Oil, Ink Jet, House Paint on Canvas
75 x 56 in

William Maxen ( )

Currently on view!

In the Garden, opens TONIGHT!Reception is 6:00-9:00 PMCanepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibi...
05/30/2024

In the Garden, opens TONIGHT!

Reception is 6:00-9:00 PM

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition
showcasing paintings by four artists: William Maxen() , Sam Rathbun () Rebecca Raue (), and Allison Lu Wang ().
This collection of paintings pays homage to the enduring, mythic, metaphysical, and aesthetic lineages of gardens, in distinctively contemporary ways. While the garden’s allure has long been
suffused with symbolic and historical weight, the works in this show expand our inherited associations further, across a range of more turbulent and enmeshed aesthetic and affective registers that reflect the crises and possibilities of our time.
Guttering candles, golden drips, prismatic shards, shadow puppets, the worldwide net, real, remembered, imagined, dreamed—all bloom here. The attempt is not to escape the indeterminate world; rather, to find a way in.

Pictured above, William Maxen’s atmospheric, weather gardens
obscure and reveal figures who seem ever in the midst of dissolution and emergence, as drips, condensations, and precipitations, like memory, affectively open moments in time.
Across these four bodies of works, shifting focalizations between the concrete and the abstract create visual rhythms endemic to gardens forgotten, lost, yet to come. In the Garden displays simultaneous profusion and stillness, a world as old as time, ever on the brink of being made
anew.

In the Garden is curated by

In the Garden, opening tomorrow!Reception is 6:00-9:00 PMPictures above Rebecca Raue’s () metaphysical net in a field pu...
05/29/2024

In the Garden, opening tomorrow!

Reception is 6:00-9:00 PM

Pictures above Rebecca Raue’s () metaphysical net in a field punctuated by
pastel and primary colors, sketched figures, scribbles and elementary shapes, insists on the dynamic possibilities of a juvenile playfulness in the face of complexity.

On the left, Sam Rathbun’s () uncanny scenes painted on wood panels push the two dimensional towards enmeshment and multiplicity: a snake weaves its own body in and out of what could be delicate branches, new haphazard straw, new growth; a tree stump filled or carved, embedded or enchanted, carries a reflection of the sky; an expanse of flowers appears both traversable and impermeable, both field and wall.

In the Garden is curated by

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibitionshowcasing paintings by four artists: William Maxe...
05/29/2024

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition
showcasing paintings by four artists: William Maxen ( ) Sam Rathbun ( ) Rebecca Raue () and Allison Lu Wang ( )
Wang’s jagged and violent, ectoplasmic profusions, evoke the dramatic shapes of moods that grip, shiver, and contort as they attempt resolution, experiences that are simultaneously constitutive and
shattering. Maxen’s atmospheric, weather gardens
obscure and reveal figures who seem ever in the midst of dissolution and emergence, as drips, condensations, and precipitations, like memory, affectively open moments in time.

In the Garden is curated by

Opens tomorrow May 30th
6-9 PM

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition showcasing paintings by four artists: William Max...
05/28/2024

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition showcasing paintings by four artists: William Maxen, Sam Rathbun, Rebecca Raue, and Allison Lu Wang.

This collection of paintings pays homage to the enduring, mythic, metaphysical, and aesthetic
lineages of gardens, in distinctively contemporary ways. While the garden’s allure has long been
suffused with symbolic and historical weight, the works in this show expand our inherited
associations further, across a range of more turbulent and enmeshed aesthetic and affective
registers that reflect the crises and possibilities of our time. Guttering candles, golden drips, prismatic shards, shadow puppets, the worldwide net, real,
remembered, imagined, dreamed—all bloom here. The attempt is not to escape the indeterminate world; rather, to find a way in. Raue’s metaphysical net in a field punctuated by pastel and primary colors, sketched figures, scribbles and elementary shapes, insists on the dynamic possibilities of a juvenile playfulness in the face of complexity. Wang’s jagged and violent, ectoplasmic profusions, evoke the dramatic shapes of moods that grip, shiver, and
contort as they attempt resolution, experiences that are simultaneously constitutive and shattering. Rathbun’s uncanny scenes painted on wood panels push the two dimensional towards enmeshment and multiplicity: a snake weaves its own body in and out of what could be delicate branches, new haphazard straw, new growth; a tree stump filled or carved,
embedded or enchanted, carries a reflection of the sky; an expanse of flowers appears both
traversable and impermeable, both field and wall. Maxen’s atmospheric, weather gardens obscure and reveal figures who seem ever in the midst of dissolution and emergence, as drips, condensations, and precipitations, like memory, affectively open moments in time.
Across these four bodies of works, shifting focalizations between the concrete and the abstract
create visual rhythms endemic to gardens forgotten, lost, yet to come. In the Garden displays
simultaneous profusion and stillness, a world as old as time, ever on the brink of being made
anew.

In the Garden is curated by Mortimer Canepa.

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition showcasing paintings by four artists: William Max...
05/22/2024

Canepa Selling is pleased to present In the Garden, a group exhibition showcasing paintings by four artists: William Maxen (), Sam Rathbun (), Rebecca Raue (), and Allison
Lu Wang ().
This collection of paintings pays homage to the enduring, mythic, metaphysical, and aestheticlineages of gardens, in distinctively contemporary ways. While the garden’s allure has long been
suffused with symbolic and historical weight, the works in this show expand our inherited associations further, across a range of more turbulent and enmeshed aesthetic and affectiveregisters that reflect the crises and possibilities of our time.

Hypnopomp On view through tomorrow, April 6th!One of 18 artists in the show, Frank Benson portrays an anthology of his f...
04/05/2024

Hypnopomp On view through tomorrow, April 6th!

One of 18 artists in the show, Frank Benson portrays an anthology of his figurative sculptural work rendered in the Sky Room of the New Museum.

Frank Benson (.info)

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Human Statue Series (Sky Room) 2019
Dye Sublimation Print on Aluminum 
25 x 31 x 1.5 in :: 63.5 x 78.7 x 3.8 cm
 Edition 1 of 20

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