Boo-tify Your Home. These spooky tales from our crypt are sure to add an edge to your interior. Logan Hick's photographs capture the belly of the beast while Will Barnet's lithographs depict mysteriously fleeting moments. Liliana Porter's prints will stir-up memories from childhood and Teresa Gomez Martorell's embroidered intaglio reliefs from the Bridesmaid series look like they came right out of a Charles Dicken's novel.
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Curator HYE YOUNG KIM excavated some of our most mysterious and thought-provoking works. View her picks below!
Logan Hicks Catacombs 3 Skulls , 2009 Digital c-print on Fuji
20 x 30", metallic paper $500
A New York-based street artist, Logan Hicks, explores dynamic urban environments. Originally a screenprinter, Logan's work gained notoriety due to his ability to capture the sometimes mundane cycle of city life in a haunting, yet refined way with his hand-sprayed stencils and photographs.
Will Barnet Widow's Walk, 1970 Lithograph, 26 x 20", edition 175
$500
Will Barnet's prints depict the human figure and animals, both in casual scenes of daily life and in transcendent dreamlike worlds.
"My interest has been in developing further the plastic convictions that have been evolving in my abstract paintings; so that a portrait becomes in this sense an abstraction. The idea of a person in its most intense and essential aspect." -Will Barnet, 1962
Liliana Porter
Dog and Candle
Chine colle polymer
30 x 22" paper size, photogravure
$2,500
Liliana Porter is a master of quiet and simplicity. Her touching photographs echo the memory of childhood and the nostalgia which those memories evoke.
Teresa Gomez Martorell
Bridesmaid, 2008
Relief Intaglio with attached intaglio with embroidery, 22 1/2 x 30" $1,150
Teresa Gomez Martorell is an artist who uses images like words--bending and manipulating them to communicate a new truth or a new idea. Her works are intensely alluring and communicative. Through art she expresses beauty in the world that so many tend to overlook.
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| About the Curator | |
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Hye Young Kim is a young curator living in New York City. She is currently enrolled in Christie's Educations master's program. She has diverse experience in the art world ans has worked at Christie's Indian and Southeast Asian Art departments, the National Museum of Contemporary Art and Gallery Hangil in Korea. Kim holds a B.A. in Ceramics and Glass Art from Hongik University.
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