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No Gallery

No is an ambiguously commercial art gallery established in 2019, located in the lowest of the Lower

01/07/2025

2019–2024

01/02/2025

Two days ago (New Years Day at 1am), my friend and colleague Todd Lim passed away. Todd was a gifted artist and a visionary. He lived a full life devoted to art and helping others. He had a humility and kindness I have rarely see in this world. I was always inspired by Todd and he introduced me to a wider world of art outside of my, at the time, limited scope. Shortly after meeting Todd in 2010, I opened my first art gallery in Central Pennsylvania. I had no clue what I was doing and I wish I could say that Todd was easy on me but he wasn’t and looking back on that, I needed a friend who would be honest with me even if what he was telling me would hurt at the time. A few years after that I moved to NYC to pursue a career in the arts. I would not be here today doing what I do without Todd’s guidance early on.

Those who knew Todd deeply loved him deeply. The world has suffered a great loss and he will hopefully live on through the lifetime of art he has left behind.

My deepest condolences to his family and everyone who knew him. Rest in peace friend. I will miss you.

.lim

11/02/2024

Final two days to see the Mark Dion solo exhibition “All Heaven in a Rage”. Full exhibition text by Nick Irvin link in the bio.

No Gallery - 105 Henry Street store no. 4 NYC NY 10002. Hours 12-6pm.

[email protected] or DM for online viewing room.

.erffin

10/27/2024

Great to see a big print spread in today’s focusing on ’s work at the .

“Dion, 63, is no stranger to fleeting art ex-hibitions. Over the past 30 years he has produced a glow-in-the-dark pack-rat skeleton sculpture for the La Brea Tar Pits & Museum in Los Angeles; bears in caves in the remote Norwegian mountainside; and an enormous fish fountain in the coastal town of Stavoren, the Netherlands.

There were group shows, at Documenta in Kassel and the Sculpture Projects in Münster, both in Germany; and solo ones at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston and the Whitechapel Gallery in London. But none “have created a permanent, immersive experience,” he said.

Until now. “I do projects where I knock myself out for years, and it only exists in an exhibition for months,” he said, explaining that many of his works were discarded when an exhibit ended or were placed in storage. “Nothing in this house is tempo-rary. The idea of having something that can be a permanent reference point is exciting.”

Dion’s solo “All Heaven in a Rage” with No Gallery is on view until November 3rd. Gallery hours are Friday-Sunday, 12-6pm and by appointment.

[email protected] for preview requests.

10/26/2024

Mark Dion - The Naturalists - AP 1/5, 2023 - screen print, dowels, and screen printed label - 27 x 23½ x 1 in.
68.58 x 59.69 x 2.54 cm - 31 x 23½ x 1 in. (framed) 78.74 x 59.69 x 2.54 cm (framed)

“Extractivism is one leitmotif in Dion’s practice. It is a logical outcropping of his decades-spanning investigation into the history of science, and the systems of knowledge which continuously renew the popular conviction that these disciplines unveil objective, universal truths and necessities. Capital, too, has always “followed the science,” so long as it bolstered the bottom line. Such tensions are at play in Dion’s recent drawings, two of which are on view in the gallery’s back room. Each subjects a schematized life form to a thicket of textual labeling: a tree in one, and a whale in the other. Taken together, the labels undermine the rationality that their form purports. They intermix resources, products, and various man-made atrocities.

The exhibition’s title comes from a line in William Blake’s “Auguries of Innocence,” a poem penned by the English proto-ecologist around 1803. Blake, too, was concerned with atrocities, and in “Auguries” he begins by listing man’s injustices against animals, before those committed upon other humans. Throughout, Blake asserts the interconnection of all small things to all grand things: “A Dog starv’d at his Master’s Gate / Predicts the ruin of the State. / A Horse misus’d upon the Road / Calls to Heaven for Human blood.” An attack against one is an attack against all.“ - Exhibition text by Nick Irvin. Full text link in bio.

Mark Dion – All Heaven in a Rage
September 19th – November 3rd, 2024
Reception: September 19th, 2024, 6-9 pm
No Gallery – 105 Henry St. #4 NYC NY 10002

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