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JESSICA MURRAY PROJECTS
210 NORTH 6TH STREET
BROOKLYN, NY 11211
718.963.0933
info@jessicamurrayprojects.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jessica
Murray Projects is pleased to announce "Broken Can"
by Peter Eide and in the drawing room "Bindi
Pop" by Stacy Greene. Both exhibitions will
open on Friday, May 10 with a reception from 6-9 PM.
Gallery hours are Friday through Sunday, 12- 6 PM. "Broken
Can" and "Bindi Pop" will run through June 16 (closed
Memorial Day weekend.)
MAIN
GALLERY
For Peter Eide's first solo exhibition, "Broken
Can," he transforms everyday objects into modernist
artworks. In his first series, the artist converts mundane
metal garbage cans into post-Chamberlain, post-macho sculptures.
Titled "Jaw Breaker,"" Mars" and "The Spider," these works
are crafted by smashing the can's shining surface into a brick
wall with a car, then painting them with colored auto enamel,
producing small, clean, metal abstractions. To complement
these sculptures, a video of this repetitious smashing, reveals
his inane, modest sculptural practice. For "Cloud," Eide anchors
a cluster of thirty inflated car airbags to the ceiling. Sewn
together these pristine white forms create a life scale model.
In another series, the artist begins with twenty household
mirrors, etching their surfaces with symmetrical drawings
that he has collected. Included are three melded Rorschach
plates, titled "Eccentric Cathedral," and, "Orchid," a mirror
image of a drawing by his five-year-old nephew. Eide has been
included in exhibitions in New York, Berlin and Stockholm.
DRAWING
ROOM
In the drawing room, Jessica Murray Projects is pleased
to announce "Bindi Pop" by Stacy Greene.
As the West became enamored with the spiritual meaning and
decorative potential of the bindi, Greene began collecting
these brightly colored and sparkling symbols of the "third
eye." From her collection she has created "Bindi Pop," a series
of mandala collages made up of an endless array hot pink,
grass green, iridescent and diamond surfaces (to name only
a few). Stacy Greene's work is also included in the "Paris/
Brooklyn Exchange" at Galerie Eric Dupont in Paris.
Jessica
Murray Projects, located at 210 North 6th Street in Williamsburg,
Brooklyn, is housed in a renovated 19th century garage. Programming
includes solo and curated exhibitions of work in all media
by emerging artists, drawing room presentations, publications
and other events.
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