~JAKE SHORE . . in BIG GROUP SHOW / ‘AFTERGLOW’ / THE GRAND CHELSEA / OPENS SAT DEC 17
BIG . . OFF-THE-CHARTS . . UNDERGROUND / IN THE SKY – ART BLAST !!!
‘AFTERGLOW’ . . . !!!!!!!
ANAIS HORN: Very happy to announce the Opening Reception of . . . ‘AFTERGLOW’ / SAT DEC 17 / 2 – 8 PM
with . . 20 Artists / 19 ARTISTS & the Text by WENDY VOGEL is an artwork – as well
with Sound Performances at the opening, by . .
LESTER St. LOUIS at 6 PM / EILERT ASMERVIK at 6:30 PM
curated by: ANAIS HORN, FELIX KINDERMANN, and EILERT ASMERVIK
interesting note: this event is supported by the ACFNY/Austrian Cultural Forum NYC,
and, ‘The Grand Chelsea’? . . Anais Horn’s personal ‘flat’ .
born in Austria, she currently lives & works in PARIS /
. . . GLOBAL ?!! that’s so, on point.
see: ANAIS HORN – ABOUT
VENUE OPEN HRS / AFTER THE SAT DEC 17 OPENING:
DEC 18 – 21, 2022 /
SUN DEC 18 & MON DEC 19 / 2 – 4 PM
& THEN BY APPOINTMENT / anais at anais-horn.com
The Grand Chelsea / Anais Horn – Apt 20 C
270 W. 17th Street, Chelsea, NYC / 10011 NY
ANAIS HORN: “in a private, 20th-floor Chelsea apartment offering panoramic views of Manhattan from north to southwest, curious contradictions serve as substrate for the group exhibition . . . ‘Afterglow.’
Built in 1989, when America’s neo-liberal economy seemed unstoppable, a popcorn roof crowns the wide windows that let light flood in day & night, acting both as borders & transmitters between the outside & the inside life.
Elevated in the sky, the domestic space hosts no ghosts but promotes the illusion of detachment from street-level urban realities. In its attempt at simultaneous isolation & accessibility the apartment sets the tone in which the presented works oscillate around the private & the public, connection & alienation, intimacy & distance.”
with: Eilert Asmervik, Elizabeth Beugg, Tony Cokes, Chloe Delanghe, Lina Viste Gronli, Anais Horn, Felix Kindermann, Brittany Adeline King, Kris Lemsalu, Adam Martin, Patrick Carlin Mohundro, Nancy Nowacek, Michael Pollard, Mary-Ashley Ramirez, Kate Sansom, Jake Shore, Julie Stavad, Chang Sujung, George Egerton-Warbutton
