2009 | Monday, December 21, 2009 Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Nudashank is psyched to present its first two-man exhibition. Julian C. Duron and Matthew Craven, both emerging NY artists, are taking over the space with a full-on painting installation. The opening will also feature the debut screening of a new video work by Julian Duron. Opening Reception: Friday January 8th 6pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: January 8th - February 5th 2010 Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 4:04 PM Baltimore, Julian C. Duron, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, painting Tuesday, December 15, 2009 Heady Mugs Installation Photos Title Wall with Nick Mann (Doodles) Bill Fick (left) Ryan De La Hoz (3 center) Benjamin Edmiston (4 right) Lesser Gonzales (left) David Ubias (right) Jordan Bernier Christian Herr Christian Herr (left) Michael Skattum (center) Bill Dunlap (right) Michael Skattum Edward Max Fendley (left) Ryan Riss (center left) Lizz Hickey (center right) Shaun Flynn (right) Benjamin Edmiston Bill Dunlap Lesser Gonzales (left) David Ubias (left center) D'Metrius Rice (right center) Christian Herr (right) Edward Max Fendley Ryan Riss (left) Lizz Hickey (right) D'Metrius Rice Matthew Feyld (left) Luke Ramsey (right) Shaun Flynn Eric Shaw Luke Ramsey Lesser Gonzales (top) Mike Bull (bottom) Bill Fick 11:37 AM heady mugs, installation, rad artists Sunday, December 13, 2009 Heady Mugs Opening Photos Jessie and Annie Robby Rackleff and Jordan Bernier Lesser Gonzalez Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Edmiston and Anne Shaun Flynn Lora and Michael Cara and Victoria Christian Herr Virginia and Emanuel David Ubias Cullen Sean Sheena and Bethany Ryan Browning Lora Alex and DJ Seth Adelsberger and Jimmy Joe Roche John Bohl More photos on the Bmore Art blog 7:53 PM art openings, heady mugs, Nudashank  05/22 - 05/29 (2) 05/15 - 05/22 (3) 05/01 - 05/08 (4) 04/17 - 04/24 (2) 04/03 - 04/10 (1) 03/20 - 03/27 (1) 03/13 - 03/20 (1) 03/06 - 03/13 (2) 02/27 - 03/06 (2) 02/20 - 02/27 (1) 02/13 - 02/20 (1) 02/06 - 02/13 (1) 01/30 - 02/06 (1) 01/23 - 01/30 (2) 01/16 - 01/23 (1) 2010 (39) 12/05 - 12/12 (2) 03/28 - 04/04 (3)  12/20 - 12/27 (1) Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. D... 12/13 - 12/20 (2) Heady Mugs Installation Photos Heady Mugs Opening Photos 11/22 - 11/29 (2) 
Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron | Monday, December 21, 2009 Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Nudashank is psyched to present its first two-man exhibition. Julian C. Duron and Matthew Craven, both emerging NY artists, are taking over the space with a full-on painting installation. The opening will also feature the debut screening of a new video work by Julian Duron. Opening Reception: Friday January 8th 6pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: January 8th - February 5th 2010 Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 4:04 PM Baltimore, Julian C. Duron, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, painting  
2010 | Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti Sunday, December 5, 2010 Photos from Aqua Art Miami 10:04 AM Alex Lukas, Aqua Art Miami, Baltimore, Ben Edmiston, Edward Max Fendley, letha wilson, Matthew Craven, Michael Dotson, nick van woert, Nudashank, sam falls, Steven Riddle Thursday, November 25, 2010 Nudashank @ Aqua Art Fair Nudashank @ Aqua Art Miami Room 107 Featuring: Michael Dotson Nick Van Woert John Bohl Benjamin Edmiston Matthew Craven Sam Falls Steven Riddle Jordan Bernier Caitlin Cunningham Alex Lukas Edward Max Fendley December 2 - 5 Preview Party: Wednesday, December 1 8-11pm www.aquaartmiami.com 6:04 PM aqua art fair, miami, Nudashank, road trips Saturday, November 20, 2010 Photos from Waltr Carpenter's Exhibition Waltr Carpenter 1982 - 2009 Artist, Musician, Friend. Kendall Doreen and David Tara Rusty and Maggie Sheena Jason Liz and Melissa Hannah and Virginia 12:06 PM art openings, Baltimore Art, Waltr Carpentr Monday, November 15, 2010 Opening Reception for Waltr Carpenter: Aghost Friday Nov. 19th Waltr Carpenter Aghost A celebration of the life and creative work of Waltr Carpenter (1982-2009) including drawing, video, light sculpture, sound, and digital prints. Opening Reception: Friday Nov. 19th 6pm-10pm Followed by musical performances by: Abiku w/ visuals by Johnny Rogers STS presents A ghost of Hex Slow Creep (ex. Turquoise Cats, Drugs Bunny) Bethany Dinsick Nudashank H&H Bldg. 3rd Floor 405 W. Franklin St. Baltimore, MD 21201 8:51 PM Aghost, Nudashank, Walter Carpenter, Waltr Carpentr  05/22 - 05/29 (2) 05/15 - 05/22 (3) 05/01 - 05/08 (4) 04/17 - 04/24 (2) 04/03 - 04/10 (1) 03/20 - 03/27 (1) 03/13 - 03/20 (1) 03/06 - 03/13 (2) 02/27 - 03/06 (2) 02/20 - 02/27 (1) 02/13 - 02/20 (1) 02/06 - 02/13 (1) 01/30 - 02/06 (1) 01/23 - 01/30 (2) 01/16 - 01/23 (1) 2010 (39) 12/05 - 12/12 (2) Nudashank @ Aqua Art Fair 11/14 - 11/21 (2) Photos from Waltr Carpenter's Exhibition Opening Reception for Waltr Carpenter: Aghost Frid... 10/17 - 10/24 (2) 
Sunday, May 30, 2010 Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11th 7pm-10pm Show Runs: June 11th- July 2nd Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 9:23 AM Amir H. Fallah, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank  
REFERENCE @ January 14th | Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti  
Color Me Bad Opens Saturday Feb. 19th | Wednesday, February 9, 2011 Color Me Bad Opens Saturday Feb. 19th Color Me Bad Joshua Abelow (Brooklyn) Hugh Scott-Douglas (Toronto) Brian Michael Dunn (DC) Ted Gahl (Brooklyn) Opening Reception: Saturday February 19th 7pm-10pm Exhibition runs: February 19th- March 13th Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 7:21 PM Baltimore, brian michael dunn, color me bad, hugh scott douglas, joshua abelow, Nudashank, ted gahl 05/29 - 06/05 (3) 05/22 - 05/29 (2) 05/15 - 05/22 (3) 05/01 - 05/08 (4) 04/17 - 04/24 (2) 04/03 - 04/10 (1) 03/20 - 03/27 (1) 03/13 - 03/20 (1) 03/06 - 03/13 (2) 02/27 - 03/06 (2) 02/20 - 02/27 (1) 02/13 - 02/20 (1) 02/06 - 02/13 (1) Color Me Bad Opens Saturday Feb. 19th 01/30 - 02/06 (1) 01/23 - 01/30 (2) 01/16 - 01/23 (1) 2010 (39) 12/05 - 12/12 (2) 11/21 - 11/28 (1) 
Baltimore Liste @ The Contemporary Museum | Thursday, May 5, 2011 Baltimore Liste @ The Contemporary Museum Nudashank, along with other area artist-run galleries (including Open Space, Current and Gallery Four) were asked to nominate Baltimore-based artists for a series of solo shows at the Baltimore Contemporary Museum. The 3 sets of 4 solo shows, called Baltimore Liste, will be on view throughout the month of May. Congratulations to Jordan Bernier, Caitlin Cunningham (Nudashank nominees) and the other ten artists selected to exhibit! Caitlin Cunningham From their press release: To produce Baltimore Liste, The Contemporary museum has joined forces with seven local galleries (Area 405, Open Space, Current Gallery, Gallery Four, Nudashank, Subbasement Gallery and Jordan Faye Contemporary Art) each gallery nominated three artists. After visiting 21 studios, Sue Spaid has selected twelve artists to have solo exhibitions at the Contemporary Museum during the month of May. In other words, "Every day is 'May Day' this May." Catch 'em while you can! This show is short! One Week only! The first Exhibition is May 11-15 Opening Reception : Friday the 13th from 6:30 to 9:30 John Bohl (Current) http://www.currentspace.co m/ Shaun Flynn (Gallery Four) http://www.galleryfour.net / Stewart Watson (Area 405) http://www.area405.com/ Jordan Bernier (Nudashank) http://www.nudashank.com/ May 18-22 Opening Reception : Friday May 20th David Page (Jordan Faye Contemporary) http://www.jordanfayeconte mporary.com/jordan_faye_co ntemporary/about_jfc.html Nicholas Gottlund (Open Space) http://www.openspacebaltim ore.com/ Caitlin Cunningham (Nudashank)http://www.nudashank.com/ Josh Wade Smith (Gallery Four) http://www.galleryfour.net / May 25- June 5 Opening Reception : Friday May 27th Michelle Model (Sub Basement) http://www.subbasementarti ststudios.com/subbasement/ index.php Gary Kachadourian (Current) http://www.currentspace.co m/ Kate Mackinnon (Jordan Faye Contemporary)http://www.jordanfayeconte mporary.com/jordan_faye_co ntemporary/about_jfc.html DUOX (Open Space) http://www.openspacebaltim ore.com/ 6:41 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest 05/29 - 06/05 (3) 05/22 - 05/29 (2) 05/15 - 05/22 (3) 05/01 - 05/08 (4) Review of The Shape Of Things To Come by Matt Smith Baltimore Liste @ The Contemporary Museum Studio Visit with Steven Riddle Transmodern Weekend 04/17 - 04/24 (2) 04/03 - 04/10 (1) 03/20 - 03/27 (1) 03/13 - 03/20 (1) 03/06 - 03/13 (2) 02/27 - 03/06 (2) 02/20 - 02/27 (1) 02/13 - 02/20 (1) 02/06 - 02/13 (1) 01/30 - 02/06 (1) 01/23 - 01/30 (2) 01/16 - 01/23 (1) 2010 (39) 12/05 - 12/12 (2) 11/21 - 11/28 (1) 
OUT OF PRACTICE at ART BLOG ART BLOG | Thursday, June 2, 2011 OUT OF PRACTICE at ART BLOG ART BLOG OUT OF PRACTICE SETH ADELSBERGER CONOR BACKMAN KATIE BELL KADAR BROCK MICHAEL DOTSON ALEX EBSTEIN SAM FALLS TED GAHL NOAM RAPPAPORT CORDY RYMAN MARIA WALKER ART BLOG ART BLOG is extremely pleased to announce the opening of "Out of Practice," curated by NUDASHANK. This show is the second in a series of exhibitions ART BLOG ART BLOG is presenting at a temporary location in Chelsea, NY on the 11th floor of 508 West 26th St. An opening reception will be held on Friday, June 3rd from 6-9 p.m. The exhibition runs through Saturday, June 18th. Open hours will be Wednesdays - Saturdays from Noon- 6p.m. and by appointment. "Out of Practice" draws parallels between work that reflects its own materiality, deconstructs its own creation, and refers directly to the studio environment in which it was created. This meta approach serves as the basis for finding new ways to experiment within the medium of painting- expanding its limits, while drawing from a rich history of influences. In realizing such direct combinations of canvas, wood, paper, and pigment, the works in this exhibition evince a formalist minimalism as vestige of the long hours spent alone in the studio. 7:48 AM 05/29 - 06/05 (3) Photos from the Opening of Out Of Practice @ ART B... OUT OF PRACTICE at ART BLOG ART BLOG Intallation Photos from "Radiant Fields" 
Jordan Bernier: New Waves Opens Saturday January 14th | Friday, January 6, 2012 Jordan Bernier: New Waves Opens Saturday January 14th Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Baltimore-based multi-media artist Jordan Bernier. New Waves features a series of new graphite drawings and printed work, along with new single and multi-channel video pieces. Jordan Bernier is a Towson University MFA candidate and received his BFA from MICA. Recent exhibitions include Flatlands at Current Gallery, Baltimore Liste at the Baltimore Contemporary Museum, End of Daze at Space 1026 in Philadelphia, and Paper Jam at Civilian Art Projects. Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14th 7pm - 10pm Show Runs: January 14th - February 5th, 2012  http://jordanbernier.tumblr.com/ http://www.nudashank.com/ 5:50 PM Baltimore, jordan bernier, Nudashank  04/15 - 04/22 (1) 03/25 - 04/01 (1) 03/04 - 03/11 (1) 02/12 - 02/19 (3) 02/05 - 02/12 (1) 01/22 - 01/29 (1) 01/15 - 01/22 (1) 01/01 - 01/08 (1) Jordan Bernier: New Waves Opens Saturday January 14th 2011 (45) 
"REAL TIME" | Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time  04/15 - 04/22 (1) 03/25 - 04/01 (1) "REAL TIME" 03/04 - 03/11 (1) 
FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints | Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions 
Jack Henry - David Ostrowski Opens June 9th | Sunday, June 3, 2012 Jack Henry - David Ostrowski Opens June 9th Jack Henry David Ostrowski Opens: Saturday, June 9th, 7pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: June 9th - June 31st Jack Henry is a Brooklyn based artist working mainly in sculpture. He received his MFA in 2010 from University of Maryland, College Park. Recent exhibitions include Fool's Gold (solo) at Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, Work Sites (curated by Nudashank) at Stamp Gallery, UMD, College Park, and Shakedown at Dodge Gallery, NY. David Ostrowski lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Ostrowski studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Albert Oehlen. Recent exhibitions include F, Artothek, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Dann lieber nein, Figge von Rosen Galerie, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Sprechen sie dick (with Harmony Korine), Jagla Ausstellungsraum, Cologne, 2012, Between Two Ferns (with Michail Pirgelis), Mike Potter Projects, Cologne, 2011, Die Lügnerin (with Philip Seibel), Format:C, Düsseldorf, 2011, New Gestural Painting, September, Berlin, 2012 (group), Blitz, Rod Barton Gallery, London, 2012 (group), Tlk Drty, Amstel41, Amsterdam (group), BolteLang Zürich, 2012 (group).Ostrowski received a studio grant from the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Imhoff-Stiftung for 2012. NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 11:37 PM Baltimore, David Ostrowski, Jack Henry, Nudashank 04/07 - 04/14 (1) 
Primary opens August 17th | Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg  Primary opens August 17th 07/29 - 08/05 (1) 
BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! | Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic 04/07 - 04/14 (1) 03/10 - 03/17 (1) 02/24 - 03/03 (1) 2012 (21) 12/09 - 12/16 (1) 11/04 - 11/11 (1) 09/16 - 09/23 (1) BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! 08/26 - 09/02 (2) 08/05 - 08/12 (1) 07/29 - 08/05 (1) 
GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th | Wednesday, November 7, 2012 GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th GRAN PRIX a collaboration between Nudashank and Gresham's Ghost November 16th - December 16th 2012 Alisa Baremboym Colin Benjamin Lucas Blalock John Bohl Ethan Breckenridge Dustin Carlson Alex da Corte Daniel Conrad Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Degen Lisa Dillin Ara Dymond Shaun Flynn Skye Gilkerson Lesser Gonzalez Jesse Greenberg Max Guy Dina Kelberman Justin Kelly Christopher Lavoie Hermonie Only Erik Parker Nick Peelor Armacost/Planck Will Pierce D'metrius Rice Steven Riddle Nick Vyssotsky Colin van Winkle Gresham's Ghost, in collaboration with Nudashank, is pleased to announce its eighth exhibition, Gran Prix. Gran Prix is the first Gresham's Ghost exhibit outside of New York, expanding the scope and geography of its curatorial discussion. The exhibition brings together twenty-eight artists from Baltimore and New York to highlight the growing conversation occurring between the two cities. As Baltimore's rapidly growing artistic community continues to develop, its impact and connections with artists working in more established enclaves has become both inevitable and vital. Collectively, the artists in Gran Prix share the proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space. These artists fold these previously compartmental spaces into one another to create a landscape that might be a more accurate synthesis of contemporary reality. Baltimore's contemporary art scene has always been active and in flux. The city's transient nature - New York being the goal for many- has kept it under the radar, where its progress has developed in small waves. The past few years have seen a sudden surge of artist-run galleries, and a more permanent structure for artists to engage with and cultivate their practice. The financial realities of the recession have brought artists to the equalizing conversational platform of the internet, creating work that relinquishes a fetish for the past and pushes forward, addressing the problems of contemporary life. These new rhythms are being heard not just in Baltimore but in several cities across the world, and so it is with pleasure that we now begin to extend these burgeoning virtual dialogues into parallel concrete interactions. 405 W. Franklin St. Nudashank (3rd Floor) & Gallery Four (4th Floor) 429 N. Eutaw St. Charles Fish & Sons Bldg. Storefront 425 N. Eutaw St. Storefront Baltimore, MD Opens November 16th 6pm - 10pm Exhibition runs November 16th - December 16th, 2012 There will be open hours at all locations noon- 5pm every Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the exhibition. Additional programming TBA. www.greshamsghost.com www.nudashank.com 9:29 PM Ajay Kurian, Baltimore, contemporary art, Gran Prix, Gresham's Ghost, Nudashank, NYC 04/07 - 04/14 (1) 03/10 - 03/17 (1) 02/24 - 03/03 (1) 2012 (21) 12/09 - 12/16 (1) 11/04 - 11/11 (1) GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th 09/16 - 09/23 (1) 08/26 - 09/02 (2) 08/05 - 08/12 (1) 07/29 - 08/05 (1) 
Search results for end of daze | Showing posts sorted by relevance for query end of daze. Sort by date Showing posts sorted by relevance for query end of daze. Sort by date Monday, August 2, 2010 End Of Daze @ Space 1026 in Philadelphia End Of Daze Nudashank Gallery (Baltimore) at Space 1026 Curated by Alex Ebstein August 6th – 28th, 2010 Opening Reception: Friday, August 6th, 7 – 10 pm End of Daze brings together a selection of work that emerges from the falling haze of a waning psychedelic experience. The images retained are those that quickly melt and dissipate as the room stops spinning and reality comes back into focus. Collectively, these reconstructed kaleidoscopic geometries are odes to a utopian escape from Baltimore's apocalyptic, post-industrial landscape. Seth Adelsberger Jordan Bernier John Bohl Caitlin Cunningham Shaun Flynn Lesser Gonzalez Chiara Keeling Robby Rackleff Jimmy Joe Roche Space 1026 1026 Arch St. 2nd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 Image: Jimmy Joe Roche 4:57 PM alex ebstein, caitlin cunningham, chiara keeling, Jimmy Joe Roche, John Bohl, jordan bernier, Lesser Gonzalez, Nudashank, robby rackleff, seth adelsberger, shaun flynn, space 1026 Sunday, August 8, 2010 Photos from the Opening of End Of Daze @ Space 1026 Andrew Laumann and Shaun Flynn in front of Robby Rackleff's video projection End Of Daze @ Space 1026 On View through August 28 Baltimore invades Philadelphia Chiara Keeling, left, Jordan Bernier center, Caitlin Cunningham right Shaun Flynn behind his awesome sculpture Liz and Jen Alex Ebstein and Seth Adelsberger Seth Adelsberger left 3, Jimmy Joe Roche right John Bohl 2 left, Lesser Gonzalez 4 small, Jimmy Joe Roche video, Shaun Flynn right Shaun, Molly and Lesser in front of John Bohl's painting Chiara Keeling with her piece Shaun Flynn (stellated octahedron) Robby Rackleff's Respawning Grounds Seth, Nick and Marianne in front of Jimmy's cutout Caitlin Cunningham in front of her two flower collages Jordan Bernier and John Bohl in front of Jordan's drawings Alex and Andrew Stuart Lorimer in front of Lesser Gonzalez's drawings Annie Grey, John Bohl and Michael Benevento Do you see this flower collage by Caitlin of the boy in the bubble? SO AMAZING! April Osmanof in front of John Bohl's The Friend Maker Nicky, Emily, Claire Michael and Annie Shaun Flynn's sculpture, in front of Robby Rackleff's video photo by Alex Lukas Jimmy Joe Roche's Vortex Accumulator Photo by Alex Lukas Alex gives Jordan and Lesser a tour of the studio Respawning Grounds from Robby Rackleff on Vimeo. Go Check it out yourself!! Space 1026 1026 Arch Street, 2nd Floor Philadelphia, PA www.space1026.com More Photos HERE 7:23 PM Baltimore, end of daze, Nudashank, space 1026 Friday, January 6, 2012 Jordan Bernier: New Waves Opens Saturday January 14th Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Baltimore-based multi-media artist Jordan Bernier. New Waves features a series of new graphite drawings and printed work, along with new single and multi-channel video pieces. Jordan Bernier is a Towson University MFA candidate and received his BFA from MICA. Recent exhibitions include Flatlands at Current Gallery, Baltimore Liste at the Baltimore Contemporary Museum, End of Daze at Space 1026 in Philadelphia, and Paper Jam at Civilian Art Projects. Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14th 7pm - 10pm Show Runs: January 14th - February 5th, 2012  http://jordanbernier.tumblr.com/ http://www.nudashank.com/ 5:50 PM Baltimore, jordan bernier, Nudashank Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
aaron noah graham | aaron noah graham. aaron noah graham. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Sunday, July 17, 2011 CULTUREHALL Feature Nudashank was invited to curate and write a short essay for the current feature (#72) on the CULTUREHALL website. A link to our feature can be found HERE Artists: Kari Altmann Brenna Murphy Aaron Noah Graham Ben Schumacher 5:29 PM aaron noah graham, ben schumacher, brenna murphy, Culturehall, kari altmann Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
abject expressionism | abject expressionism. abject expressionism. Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
abstraction | abstraction. abstraction. Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Ajay Kurian | Ajay Kurian. Ajay Kurian. Wednesday, November 7, 2012 GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th GRAN PRIX a collaboration between Nudashank and Gresham's Ghost November 16th - December 16th 2012 Alisa Baremboym Colin Benjamin Lucas Blalock John Bohl Ethan Breckenridge Dustin Carlson Alex da Corte Daniel Conrad Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Degen Lisa Dillin Ara Dymond Shaun Flynn Skye Gilkerson Lesser Gonzalez Jesse Greenberg Max Guy Dina Kelberman Justin Kelly Christopher Lavoie Hermonie Only Erik Parker Nick Peelor Armacost/Planck Will Pierce D'metrius Rice Steven Riddle Nick Vyssotsky Colin van Winkle Gresham's Ghost, in collaboration with Nudashank, is pleased to announce its eighth exhibition, Gran Prix. Gran Prix is the first Gresham's Ghost exhibit outside of New York, expanding the scope and geography of its curatorial discussion. The exhibition brings together twenty-eight artists from Baltimore and New York to highlight the growing conversation occurring between the two cities. As Baltimore's rapidly growing artistic community continues to develop, its impact and connections with artists working in more established enclaves has become both inevitable and vital. Collectively, the artists in Gran Prix share the proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space. These artists fold these previously compartmental spaces into one another to create a landscape that might be a more accurate synthesis of contemporary reality. Baltimore's contemporary art scene has always been active and in flux. The city's transient nature - New York being the goal for many- has kept it under the radar, where its progress has developed in small waves. The past few years have seen a sudden surge of artist-run galleries, and a more permanent structure for artists to engage with and cultivate their practice. The financial realities of the recession have brought artists to the equalizing conversational platform of the internet, creating work that relinquishes a fetish for the past and pushes forward, addressing the problems of contemporary life. These new rhythms are being heard not just in Baltimore but in several cities across the world, and so it is with pleasure that we now begin to extend these burgeoning virtual dialogues into parallel concrete interactions. 405 W. Franklin St. Nudashank (3rd Floor) & Gallery Four (4th Floor) 429 N. Eutaw St. Charles Fish & Sons Bldg. Storefront 425 N. Eutaw St. Storefront Baltimore, MD Opens November 16th 6pm - 10pm Exhibition runs November 16th - December 16th, 2012 There will be open hours at all locations noon- 5pm every Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the exhibition. Additional programming TBA. www.greshamsghost.com www.nudashank.com 9:29 PM Ajay Kurian, Baltimore, contemporary art, Gran Prix, Gresham's Ghost, Nudashank, NYC Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Alan Resnick | Alan Resnick. Alan Resnick. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Amanda B. Friedman | Amanda B. Friedman. Amanda B. Friedman. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Amir H. Fallah | Amir H. Fallah. Amir H. Fallah. Monday, June 14, 2010 Photos from the Opening of "Brain Drain" Andrew Liang and exhibiting artist John Bohl next to John's The Friend Maker "Brain Drain," on view through July 2nd, features Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah and Jason Redwood. Freda in front of Amir Fallah's painting (left) and a collaborative piece by Jason Redwood and Drew Beckmeyer Annie and Sarah in front of Drew Beckmeyer's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy This guy brought a cat.... Detail from Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake Wynnie and Sky in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Justin and Michael in front of John Bohl's paintings Liz and John in front of John Bohl's paintings Michael Dotson in front of Drew Beckmeyer's paintings Dj and Christian Sarah and Jared Drew Beckmeyer (left 2), Jason Redwood, Amir Fallah (right center 2) Drew & Jason collab (far left) John Bohl John Bohl Monique next to Amir Fallah's "Geo Pot" Nick Amir H. Fallah (left 2) John Bohl (cinder block) Jason Redwood (right) Alex, Kendall and Sheena Jason Redwood Dainty and Felipe in front of Drew Beckmeyer's painting Melody in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Jason Redwood's 7 Abra (left) and Feel Like Shit (right) Amir Fallah (left) John Bohl (right) Tim Andy and Lauren Rob and Christine Javi, Rob and Mary Michael and Stephanie Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake John Bohl (left 2) and Drew Beckmeyer (right 2) Christian, Seth, Dj, Dustin Black Matter Satellite, Collaboration between Drew Beckmeyer and Jason Redwood Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood (left) Drew Beckmeyer (right) Drew's Earthquake and God Spank John Bohl's cinder block Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl and Drew Beckmeyer Drew's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy, left, John Bohl's Pretzel Maker and Mickey, right Jason Redwood (left), Amir H. Fallah (middle two), Drew + Jason (right) 6:42 PM Amir H. Fallah, art openings, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Sunday, May 30, 2010 Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11th 7pm-10pm Show Runs: June 11th- July 2nd Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 9:23 AM Amir H. Fallah, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
black and white | black and white. black and white. Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Monday, July 20, 2009 Photos from the Opening of Where The Sun Don't Shine Where The Sun Don't Shine is on view through August 8 @ Nudashank. 2:34 PM Annie Farrar, art openings, Bart O'Reilly, black and white, Brendan Sullivan, Henry Winfiele, Jimmy Joe Roche, JM Giordano, nick van woert, Nudashank, Waltr Carpentr, where the sun dont shine Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Black Foliage | Black Foliage. Black Foliage. Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
BMA Print Fair | BMA Print Fair. BMA Print Fair. Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions Monday, March 22, 2010 "Table of Contents" Opens this Friday Table of Contents: Artists Who Make Books In conjunction with "Fresh Prints" at Open Space and the BMA Print Fair Exhibition Runs March 26th- April 9th Opening Reception: Friday March 26th 7pm-10pm Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 8:52 PM andrew laumann, Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, books, cody defranco, jamie felton, jordan bernier, lizz hickey, molly o'connell, new york, Nudashank, open space, paul koneazny, zines Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Brain Drain | Brain Drain. Brain Drain. Monday, June 14, 2010 Photos from the Opening of "Brain Drain" Andrew Liang and exhibiting artist John Bohl next to John's The Friend Maker "Brain Drain," on view through July 2nd, features Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah and Jason Redwood. Freda in front of Amir Fallah's painting (left) and a collaborative piece by Jason Redwood and Drew Beckmeyer Annie and Sarah in front of Drew Beckmeyer's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy This guy brought a cat.... Detail from Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake Wynnie and Sky in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Justin and Michael in front of John Bohl's paintings Liz and John in front of John Bohl's paintings Michael Dotson in front of Drew Beckmeyer's paintings Dj and Christian Sarah and Jared Drew Beckmeyer (left 2), Jason Redwood, Amir Fallah (right center 2) Drew & Jason collab (far left) John Bohl John Bohl Monique next to Amir Fallah's "Geo Pot" Nick Amir H. Fallah (left 2) John Bohl (cinder block) Jason Redwood (right) Alex, Kendall and Sheena Jason Redwood Dainty and Felipe in front of Drew Beckmeyer's painting Melody in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Jason Redwood's 7 Abra (left) and Feel Like Shit (right) Amir Fallah (left) John Bohl (right) Tim Andy and Lauren Rob and Christine Javi, Rob and Mary Michael and Stephanie Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake John Bohl (left 2) and Drew Beckmeyer (right 2) Christian, Seth, Dj, Dustin Black Matter Satellite, Collaboration between Drew Beckmeyer and Jason Redwood Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood (left) Drew Beckmeyer (right) Drew's Earthquake and God Spank John Bohl's cinder block Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl and Drew Beckmeyer Drew's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy, left, John Bohl's Pretzel Maker and Mickey, right Jason Redwood (left), Amir H. Fallah (middle two), Drew + Jason (right) 6:42 PM Amir H. Fallah, art openings, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Sunday, May 30, 2010 Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11th 7pm-10pm Show Runs: June 11th- July 2nd Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 9:23 AM Amir H. Fallah, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
chelsea | chelsea. chelsea. Tuesday, June 14, 2011 Individual Works from "Out of Practice" Cordy Ryman Cast Offs Cordy Ryman Sand Box Cordy Ryman Camo Sweepings Maria Walker Yearly Maria Walker Untitled Maria Walker Home Flag Maria Walker Untitled Seth Adelsberger's Black Border Painting Seth Adelsberger's Away | Out Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Katie Bell Samples Kadar Brock Deredmitbb Kadar Brock Residuum I Michael Dotson Studio Michael Dotson Untitled Alex Ebstein Sewn Side Stripes Alex Ebstein String Grid Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Ted Gahl Glitch 2 (Triscuit) Ted Gahl Untitled (15 Windows) Ted Gahl's White Drawing Ted Gahl Tan Wave (Sails) Ted Gahl (side view) Noam Rappaport Collection #5 Haitian Dime Noam Rappaport Untitled All Photos Courtesy of Brandon Mitchell 3:43 PM Baltimore, chelsea, Nudashank, NYC, Out of practice Thursday, June 2, 2011 OUT OF PRACTICE at ART BLOG ART BLOG OUT OF PRACTICE SETH ADELSBERGER CONOR BACKMAN KATIE BELL KADAR BROCK MICHAEL DOTSON ALEX EBSTEIN SAM FALLS TED GAHL NOAM RAPPAPORT CORDY RYMAN MARIA WALKER ART BLOG ART BLOG is extremely pleased to announce the opening of "Out of Practice," curated by NUDASHANK. This show is the second in a series of exhibitions ART BLOG ART BLOG is presenting at a temporary location in Chelsea, NY on the 11th floor of 508 West 26th St. An opening reception will be held on Friday, June 3rd from 6-9 p.m. The exhibition runs through Saturday, June 18th. Open hours will be Wednesdays - Saturdays from Noon- 6p.m. and by appointment. "Out of Practice" draws parallels between work that reflects its own materiality, deconstructs its own creation, and refers directly to the studio environment in which it was created. This meta approach serves as the basis for finding new ways to experiment within the medium of painting- expanding its limits, while drawing from a rich history of influences. In realizing such direct combinations of canvas, wood, paper, and pigment, the works in this exhibition evince a formalist minimalism as vestige of the long hours spent alone in the studio. 7:48 AM Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Chicago | Chicago. Chicago. Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Friday, October 28, 2011 Artslant- MDW Review Originally Posted at: http://www.artslant.com/chi/articles/picklist#p28480 MDW, Part II by Steve Ruiz Last weekend was the second iteration of the MDW Fair, an independent visual arts fair located at the Geolofts building in the industrial district west of Bridgeport. Despite this being the second round for MDW, and only a few months after the first iteration, the fair’s legacy is about only seven months old and still in flux, so a quick history may be useful: In early 2011, the city of Chicago was experiencing a particularly Chicago-style problem: its emerging, independent artists and galleries were being cut out the art fairs, alternative and straight. Version Fest’s NFO XPO couldn’t take the refugees, as it was too politically left, and perhaps perceived as career-endingly DIY to some emerging artists, whereas Art Chicago couldn’t or wouldn’t price their spaces low enough for adoption by independent spaces or small galleries. While visual art fairs in Chicago have had a long and sordid history (usually told with deep sighs on either end), they have served as valuable gathering sites in a city where visual art culture is remarkably fragmented by geography, institutions, and access. With dozens of local art groups opting out of Art Chicago, a new alternative had to be found. Through e-mails and rushed meetings came MDW (originally Midway Independent Art Fair), an experimental revision of the shape and role of an art fair. MDW is produced by a few of the city’s most ambitious organizers: the Public Media Institute (Ed Marzewski and Aron Gent), Threewalls (director Shannon Stratton), and Roots & Culture (director Eric May). The speed of this group’s deployment was incredibly rapid, racing from concept to an announcement, to proposals. to an opening about three weeks later. With square footage for booths at bargain prices, MDW was priced to move fast. MDW Fall Showcase, 2011. As a place of gathering, MDW was a major success. Everyone showed up, everyone seemed to be participating in one or more of the booths (myself included), and though few sales made, the event launched a number of outside projects and productive collaborations. While its aesthetics were mixed, the sharp spaces and rough edges reflected the way things are normally done in Chicago each weekend, where the city’s best art might occur in a basement gallery paradoxically manicured on only two walls. The fair also reflected the city’s middle reality; namely, that our community is composed of a range of spaces, collectives, galleries, and studios, none of which are operating in opposition to one another. New loft spaces sell work and adopt a clean image despite being unincorporated; established storefront spaces still invite students to the after-parties and put on experimental exhibitions. Whatever this artist-run community is independent from, or whatever it presents an alternative to, it isn’t necessarily within Chicago. But that was all the way back in the spring. This fall’s fair was different, less about showing Chicago to itself, and more about learning from what we’re doing, and building on what we’ve done. This second MDW is the result of a Threewalls conference, titled Hand in Glove, which would focus on organizing alternative art communities, making them practical and sustainable, without threatening their essential independence. These academic and critical pursuits seemed to demand proximity to the subject of their discussion, especially as many of the speakers and attendees were artists themselves, so integrating a second MDW fair was the natural, albeit impromptu, choice. The group at Hand in Glove was distinctly non-local, however, with intercontinental visitors and historic presenters (Courtney Fink of Southern Exposure, Nato Thompson of Creative Time, and Martha Wilson of Franklin Furnace to name only a few) describing their motivations, experiences, and technologies for building communities of artists. The fair was also expanded, both in the number of participants and the variety of hometowns represented. Milwaukee in particular showed up strong, with Small Space hosting hunts for spaces of social potential in the industrial districts surrounding the Geolofts; both naBr’s video by Phyllis Baldino and the Green Gallery’s first in the curious “Lunch Box” series were stand-outs, sharing an ad-hock appreciation for built installations as installation spaces. Maryland’s Nudashank took its odd corner space and ran with it, giving an added appeal to works from Tracy Thomason and Bettina Yung. Duncan MacKenzie and Richard Holland of Bad at Sports broadcasting from ACRE. MDW Fall Showcase, 2011. Chicago spaces were broad and overall very good, with Jno Cook’s kinetic sculptures, Brian Kapernekas at the 65GRAND’s space, Sara Mosk’s collages, ACRE’s endlessly crowded booth, Industry of the Ordinary’s Whiskey and Kisses, and many others. Along with fixing earlier issues with ancillary services, such as opening more bathrooms, having more volunteers and event staff, and providing crucial on-site food (via Eric May’s much enjoyed E-Dogz food truck), the fair’s organizers encouraged a healthier, more artist-focused event by requiring only solo or two-artist proposals from exhibitors. This subtle tweak was very effective, giving the MDW Fair a feeling of advocacy rather than exhibition, choices made on salience rather than diversity, expressing taste over marketability. Overall, the second MDW Fair showed one of the best alternatives to a market-driven art community that I’ve seen, with arbitrary, conflicting, confusing, but universally constructive relationships forced out of interaction. During the Hand in Glove presentation on alternative funding models, speaker Jeff Hnilicka’s demonstration of the human mic caused a dog to bark at the back of the room, and also led an art space on another floor to turn up the bass. The rest of the presentation had to fight bass bounce with volume, by Hnilicka adopting a louder voice and, perhaps incidentally, a more empassioned tone, just to get beyond the bassline. I wasn’t sure which I was nodding along to. Likewise, while hearing Lane Reylea and Martha Wilson describe the importance of artist-run spaces as alternatives to established cultural practices and institutions, and what it means to be an artist when art becomes political and these alternatives become the subject of cultural freedom or frenzy, I was increasingly amazed at the event’s organization. More than just a fair, MDW is a consciously open and healthy site for developing and strengthening artist networks, making room for artists to exhibit, encourage, improve, and inspire each other, while also taking the bold contextual step of acknowledging that yes, visual art also happens to matter. -Steve Ruiz, ArtSlant Staff Writer. 11:19 AM Baltimore, bettina yung, Chicago, MDW, MDW Fair, Nudashank, tracy thomason Installation Photos from MDW Fair in Chicago Tracy Thomason and Bettina Yung Presented by NUDASHANK MDW Fall Showcase Oct. 21st -23rd, 2011 Geolofts 3636 S Iron Street Chicago, IL http://mdwfair.org/ Bettina Yung Bettina Yung Tracy Thomason Bettina Yung Bettina Yung Bettina Yung Tracy Thomason Tracy Thomason Tracy Thomason Tracy Thomason 5:53 AM Baltimore, bettina yung, Chicago, MDW Fair, Nudashank, tracy thomason Thursday, October 6, 2011 Tracy Thomason and Bettina Yung at MDW Fair, Chicago Oct. 21st - 23rd NUDASHANK is excited to announce that we will presenting the work of Tracy Thomason and Bettina Yung at the MDW Fair in Chicago from Oct. 21st - Oct. 23rd. The MDW Fair is located at: Geolofts, 3636 S. Iron Street, Chicago 60609. Tracy Thomason Bettina Yung Formed in spring 2011 as a collaborative project between the Public Media Institute, Roots & Culture and threewalls. The MDW Fair was conceived as a showcase for independent art initiatives, spaces, galleries and artist groups from the Chicago metropolitan area. The initial fair, which took place April 23 & 24th of 2011, drew large crowds and press from ArtSlant, The Chicago Tribune, Bad at Sports and more as Chicagoans gathered for a special focus on the visual arts in their county. This fall, The MDW Fair presents an exposition of solo and duo exhibitions curated by small not-for-profits, artist-run spaces, emerging galleries, collectives and independent curators.In conjunction with The MDW Fair, threewalls & Alliance for Independent Arts Organizers will be hosting The Hand in Glove Conference on the first floor of the Geolofts. The Hand in Glove Conference is a new semiannual conference for independent visual arts facilitators working at the crossroads of creative administration and studio practice. This conference is open to people engaged in the pragmatic realities and imaginative possibilities of organizing exhibitions, re-granting programs, publications, residencies, public programs, platforms for projects, and a variety of other programming that challenges traditional formats for the production and reception of art at the grass-roots level. www.mdwfair.org www.three-walls.org/programs/conferences-symposiums/ www.threewalls.org 7:14 AM Art Fair, Baltimore, bettina yung, Chicago, MDW Fair, Nudashank, tracy thomason Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Claire Grill | Claire Grill. Claire Grill. Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
color me bad | color me bad. color me bad. Thursday, February 24, 2011 Photos from the Opening of Color Me Bad Color Me Bad, on view through March 22nd. Joshua Abelow Brian Michael Dunn Ted Gahl Hugh Scott-Douglas Joshua Abelow and Andy Abelow with Joshua's self-portrait Hugh-mongous Scott-Douglas and Seth Adelsberger in front of Hugh's paintings Reuben Breslar and Ted Gahl with Ted's paintings Andy, Tisch and Joshua Abelow, and Jashin Friedrich Sal and Jordan in front of Brian Michael Dunn's paintings Joshua Abelow and Keith J. Varadi Tracy Thomason and Olivia Maxwell Jimmy Joe Roche is so tough. Jessi Binder and Brian Michael Dunn in front of Brian's painting Maude and Max Olivia and Georgia Dickie Shaun Flynn in front of Ted Gahl's work Lesser in front of Joshua's paintings Maggie Rusty The best cupcakes in the whole world, made by Lora Lora Angelova (worlds best cupcake chef) in front of Brian's paintings Jamie Felton and Paul Koneazny I liked this girl's oufit Russell and Elena Joanna, Emily and Miranda Lindsay, Jamie and Milana John Bohl 8:48 PM art openings, brian michael dunn, color me bad, hugh scott douglas, joshua abelow, Nudashank, ted gahl Thursday, February 17, 2011 Curbs and Stoops spotlights Color Me Bad Excellent write up for Color Me Bad by Chloe Gallagher on Curbs and Stoops 9:13 AM bands at nudashank, chloe gallagher, color me bad, curbs and stoops Wednesday, February 9, 2011 Color Me Bad Opens Saturday Feb. 19th Color Me Bad Joshua Abelow (Brooklyn) Hugh Scott-Douglas (Toronto) Brian Michael Dunn (DC) Ted Gahl (Brooklyn) Opening Reception: Saturday February 19th 7pm-10pm Exhibition runs: February 19th- March 13th Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 7:21 PM Baltimore, brian michael dunn, color me bad, hugh scott douglas, joshua abelow, Nudashank, ted gahl Wednesday, January 26, 2011 Studio Visit with Brian Dunn Brian Dunn is a painter who lives and works in DC. We met up with him this week at his studio to look at work for the upcoming four-person show, Color Me Bad (also featuring Joshua Abelow, Ted Gahl and Hugh Scott-Douglas) which opens February 19th. 2:28 PM brian dunn, color me bad, painting, studio visits Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
David Ostrowski | David Ostrowski. David Ostrowski. Saturday, August 4, 2012 Shoot The Lobster Installation Photos - Shaun Flynn, David Ostrowski and Max Warsh Nudashank @ Shoot The Lobster, Chelsea, NYC Shaun Flynn, David Ostrowski and Max Warsh July 10 - August 3rd http://shootthelobster.com 10:59 PM David Ostrowski, max warsh, shaun flynn, shoot the lobster Wednesday, June 13, 2012 Installation Views from Jack Henry - David Ostrowski 5:08 AM 2012, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Cologne, contemporary art, David Ostrowski, Jack Henry, Nudashank Sunday, June 3, 2012 Jack Henry - David Ostrowski Opens June 9th Jack Henry David Ostrowski Opens: Saturday, June 9th, 7pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: June 9th - June 31st Jack Henry is a Brooklyn based artist working mainly in sculpture. He received his MFA in 2010 from University of Maryland, College Park. Recent exhibitions include Fool's Gold (solo) at Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, Work Sites (curated by Nudashank) at Stamp Gallery, UMD, College Park, and Shakedown at Dodge Gallery, NY. David Ostrowski lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Ostrowski studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Albert Oehlen. Recent exhibitions include F, Artothek, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Dann lieber nein, Figge von Rosen Galerie, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Sprechen sie dick (with Harmony Korine), Jagla Ausstellungsraum, Cologne, 2012, Between Two Ferns (with Michail Pirgelis), Mike Potter Projects, Cologne, 2011, Die Lügnerin (with Philip Seibel), Format:C, Düsseldorf, 2011, New Gestural Painting, September, Berlin, 2012 (group), Blitz, Rod Barton Gallery, London, 2012 (group), Tlk Drty, Amstel41, Amsterdam (group), BolteLang Zürich, 2012 (group).Ostrowski received a studio grant from the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Imhoff-Stiftung for 2012. NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 11:37 PM Baltimore, David Ostrowski, Jack Henry, Nudashank Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
dopeness | dopeness. dopeness. Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Drew Beckmeyer | Drew Beckmeyer. Drew Beckmeyer. Monday, June 14, 2010 Photos from the Opening of "Brain Drain" Andrew Liang and exhibiting artist John Bohl next to John's The Friend Maker "Brain Drain," on view through July 2nd, features Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah and Jason Redwood. Freda in front of Amir Fallah's painting (left) and a collaborative piece by Jason Redwood and Drew Beckmeyer Annie and Sarah in front of Drew Beckmeyer's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy This guy brought a cat.... Detail from Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake Wynnie and Sky in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Justin and Michael in front of John Bohl's paintings Liz and John in front of John Bohl's paintings Michael Dotson in front of Drew Beckmeyer's paintings Dj and Christian Sarah and Jared Drew Beckmeyer (left 2), Jason Redwood, Amir Fallah (right center 2) Drew & Jason collab (far left) John Bohl John Bohl Monique next to Amir Fallah's "Geo Pot" Nick Amir H. Fallah (left 2) John Bohl (cinder block) Jason Redwood (right) Alex, Kendall and Sheena Jason Redwood Dainty and Felipe in front of Drew Beckmeyer's painting Melody in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Jason Redwood's 7 Abra (left) and Feel Like Shit (right) Amir Fallah (left) John Bohl (right) Tim Andy and Lauren Rob and Christine Javi, Rob and Mary Michael and Stephanie Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake John Bohl (left 2) and Drew Beckmeyer (right 2) Christian, Seth, Dj, Dustin Black Matter Satellite, Collaboration between Drew Beckmeyer and Jason Redwood Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood (left) Drew Beckmeyer (right) Drew's Earthquake and God Spank John Bohl's cinder block Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl and Drew Beckmeyer Drew's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy, left, John Bohl's Pretzel Maker and Mickey, right Jason Redwood (left), Amir H. Fallah (middle two), Drew + Jason (right) 6:42 PM Amir H. Fallah, art openings, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Sunday, May 30, 2010 Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11th 7pm-10pm Show Runs: June 11th- July 2nd Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 9:23 AM Amir H. Fallah, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Edward Shenk | Edward Shenk. Edward Shenk. Wednesday, January 26, 2011 Installation Photos from "Reference @ Nudashank" 2:03 PM Baltimore, Conemporary Art, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Ianatti Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Elisa Soliven | Elisa Soliven. Elisa Soliven. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Fabien Lasserre | Fabien Lasserre. Fabien Lasserre. Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Geoffrey Todd Smith | Geoffrey Todd Smith. Geoffrey Todd Smith. Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Gresham's Ghost | Gresham's Ghost. Gresham's Ghost. Wednesday, November 7, 2012 GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th GRAN PRIX a collaboration between Nudashank and Gresham's Ghost November 16th - December 16th 2012 Alisa Baremboym Colin Benjamin Lucas Blalock John Bohl Ethan Breckenridge Dustin Carlson Alex da Corte Daniel Conrad Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Degen Lisa Dillin Ara Dymond Shaun Flynn Skye Gilkerson Lesser Gonzalez Jesse Greenberg Max Guy Dina Kelberman Justin Kelly Christopher Lavoie Hermonie Only Erik Parker Nick Peelor Armacost/Planck Will Pierce D'metrius Rice Steven Riddle Nick Vyssotsky Colin van Winkle Gresham's Ghost, in collaboration with Nudashank, is pleased to announce its eighth exhibition, Gran Prix. Gran Prix is the first Gresham's Ghost exhibit outside of New York, expanding the scope and geography of its curatorial discussion. The exhibition brings together twenty-eight artists from Baltimore and New York to highlight the growing conversation occurring between the two cities. As Baltimore's rapidly growing artistic community continues to develop, its impact and connections with artists working in more established enclaves has become both inevitable and vital. Collectively, the artists in Gran Prix share the proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space. These artists fold these previously compartmental spaces into one another to create a landscape that might be a more accurate synthesis of contemporary reality. Baltimore's contemporary art scene has always been active and in flux. The city's transient nature - New York being the goal for many- has kept it under the radar, where its progress has developed in small waves. The past few years have seen a sudden surge of artist-run galleries, and a more permanent structure for artists to engage with and cultivate their practice. The financial realities of the recession have brought artists to the equalizing conversational platform of the internet, creating work that relinquishes a fetish for the past and pushes forward, addressing the problems of contemporary life. These new rhythms are being heard not just in Baltimore but in several cities across the world, and so it is with pleasure that we now begin to extend these burgeoning virtual dialogues into parallel concrete interactions. 405 W. Franklin St. Nudashank (3rd Floor) & Gallery Four (4th Floor) 429 N. Eutaw St. Charles Fish & Sons Bldg. Storefront 425 N. Eutaw St. Storefront Baltimore, MD Opens November 16th 6pm - 10pm Exhibition runs November 16th - December 16th, 2012 There will be open hours at all locations noon- 5pm every Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the exhibition. Additional programming TBA. www.greshamsghost.com www.nudashank.com 9:29 PM Ajay Kurian, Baltimore, contemporary art, Gran Prix, Gresham's Ghost, Nudashank, NYC Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Jack Henry | Jack Henry. Jack Henry. Wednesday, June 13, 2012 Installation Views from Jack Henry - David Ostrowski 5:08 AM 2012, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Cologne, contemporary art, David Ostrowski, Jack Henry, Nudashank Sunday, June 3, 2012 Jack Henry - David Ostrowski Opens June 9th Jack Henry David Ostrowski Opens: Saturday, June 9th, 7pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: June 9th - June 31st Jack Henry is a Brooklyn based artist working mainly in sculpture. He received his MFA in 2010 from University of Maryland, College Park. Recent exhibitions include Fool's Gold (solo) at Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, Work Sites (curated by Nudashank) at Stamp Gallery, UMD, College Park, and Shakedown at Dodge Gallery, NY. David Ostrowski lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Ostrowski studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Albert Oehlen. Recent exhibitions include F, Artothek, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Dann lieber nein, Figge von Rosen Galerie, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Sprechen sie dick (with Harmony Korine), Jagla Ausstellungsraum, Cologne, 2012, Between Two Ferns (with Michail Pirgelis), Mike Potter Projects, Cologne, 2011, Die Lügnerin (with Philip Seibel), Format:C, Düsseldorf, 2011, New Gestural Painting, September, Berlin, 2012 (group), Blitz, Rod Barton Gallery, London, 2012 (group), Tlk Drty, Amstel41, Amsterdam (group), BolteLang Zürich, 2012 (group).Ostrowski received a studio grant from the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Imhoff-Stiftung for 2012. NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 11:37 PM Baltimore, David Ostrowski, Jack Henry, Nudashank Wednesday, April 25, 2012 WORK SITES Opens @ Stamp Gallery, UMD Jack Henry WORK SITES Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Jack Henry Andrew Laumann Curated by Alex Ebstein and Seth Adelsberger Exhibition Runs: April 25 - May 31, 2012 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 3rd 5-8pm
 Work Sites features three artists who make abstract work that either references or directly uses construction and building materials to create larger dialog about impermanence, waste, and the haphazard discard of these materials. Working in sculpture, digital prints, wall constructions each artist enters the conversation from a different perspective: Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez creates highly stylized sculptures and digital images that pull from found images of halted building projects, and abandoned interiors. Using a design sensibility, and Adobe software, Alvarez masks these scenes in rainbow gradients and glossy textures, reinserting a sense of potential while highlighting the ubiquity of both contemporary design and ruins.
 Jack Henry uses found trash and industrial biproducts along with plaster, resin and cement to create layered, composite sculptures. His colored cross sectioned slabs and plinths appear as condensed, anthropological samples taken from landfills.
 Andrew Laumann uses the decaying urban landscape as fodder for found object sculptures, photography, and painterly constructions. His work addresses gritty street aesthetics with the abundance of abandoned construction materials. Stamp Gallery University of Maryland, College Park 1220 Stamp Student Union The Adele H. Stamp Student Union - Center for Campus Life University of Maryland
College Park, 20742 http://thestamp.umd.edu/entertainment/stamp_gallery Hours Mon – Thurs 10:00am-8:00pm Fri 10:00am-6:00pm Sat 11:00am-4:00pm Closed Sunday Andrew Laumann Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez 8:35 AM andrew laumann, Baltimore, Brooklyn, College Park, contemporary art, Jack Henry, Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez, Nudashank, Stamp Gallery, University of Maryland, Work Sites Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
James Schaeffer | James Schaeffer. James Schaeffer. Wednesday, January 26, 2011 Installation Photos from "Reference @ Nudashank" 2:03 PM Baltimore, Conemporary Art, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Ianatti Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
jason redwood | jason redwood. jason redwood. Monday, June 14, 2010 Photos from the Opening of "Brain Drain" Andrew Liang and exhibiting artist John Bohl next to John's The Friend Maker "Brain Drain," on view through July 2nd, features Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah and Jason Redwood. Freda in front of Amir Fallah's painting (left) and a collaborative piece by Jason Redwood and Drew Beckmeyer Annie and Sarah in front of Drew Beckmeyer's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy This guy brought a cat.... Detail from Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake Wynnie and Sky in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Justin and Michael in front of John Bohl's paintings Liz and John in front of John Bohl's paintings Michael Dotson in front of Drew Beckmeyer's paintings Dj and Christian Sarah and Jared Drew Beckmeyer (left 2), Jason Redwood, Amir Fallah (right center 2) Drew & Jason collab (far left) John Bohl John Bohl Monique next to Amir Fallah's "Geo Pot" Nick Amir H. Fallah (left 2) John Bohl (cinder block) Jason Redwood (right) Alex, Kendall and Sheena Jason Redwood Dainty and Felipe in front of Drew Beckmeyer's painting Melody in front of Jason Redwood's paintings Jason Redwood's 7 Abra (left) and Feel Like Shit (right) Amir Fallah (left) John Bohl (right) Tim Andy and Lauren Rob and Christine Javi, Rob and Mary Michael and Stephanie Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake John Bohl (left 2) and Drew Beckmeyer (right 2) Christian, Seth, Dj, Dustin Black Matter Satellite, Collaboration between Drew Beckmeyer and Jason Redwood Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood (left) Drew Beckmeyer (right) Drew's Earthquake and God Spank John Bohl's cinder block Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl and Drew Beckmeyer Drew's Ltd. Ed. Prophecy, left, John Bohl's Pretzel Maker and Mickey, right Jason Redwood (left), Amir H. Fallah (middle two), Drew + Jason (right) 6:42 PM Amir H. Fallah, art openings, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Sunday, May 30, 2010 Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11th 7pm-10pm Show Runs: June 11th- July 2nd Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 9:23 AM Amir H. Fallah, Brain Drain, Drew Beckmeyer, jason redwood, John Bohl, Nudashank Monday, March 16, 2009 Images from the upcoming Wise Guise Exhibition Painting by Jason Redwood Check out some images by the artists in Wise Guise at our Flickr site! Also cool: Write up on Gutter Magazine's blog Painting by Jon Clary 11:16 AM flickr, gutter magazine, jason redwood, jon clary, Nudashank, press, wise guise Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Jerome Acks | Jerome Acks. Jerome Acks. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Joanne Greenbaum | Joanne Greenbaum. Joanne Greenbaum. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
jordan bernier | jordan bernier. jordan bernier. Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Jordan Bernier Video Installations from New Waves tv grid from jordan bernier on Vimeo. Computer Lab Installation #1 from Jordan Bernier on Vimeo. Black and White Drawing from Jordan Bernier on Vimeo. Cube Installation from Jordan Bernier on Vimeo. Also check out this- Review of New Waves by Baynard Woods for Urbanite 9:07 PM Baltimore, Baynard Woods, jordan bernier, new waves, Nudashank, Video art Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Jordan Bernier: New Waves Installation Views 7:43 PM Baltimore, Baltimore artist, contemporary art, drawing, jordan bernier, Nudashank, Video Friday, January 6, 2012 Jordan Bernier: New Waves Opens Saturday January 14th Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Baltimore-based multi-media artist Jordan Bernier. New Waves features a series of new graphite drawings and printed work, along with new single and multi-channel video pieces. Jordan Bernier is a Towson University MFA candidate and received his BFA from MICA. Recent exhibitions include Flatlands at Current Gallery, Baltimore Liste at the Baltimore Contemporary Museum, End of Daze at Space 1026 in Philadelphia, and Paper Jam at Civilian Art Projects. Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14th 7pm - 10pm Show Runs: January 14th - February 5th, 2012  http://jordanbernier.tumblr.com/ http://www.nudashank.com/ 5:50 PM Baltimore, jordan bernier, Nudashank Thursday, May 26, 2011 Photos from Stay Tooned @ John Fonda Gallery Curated by Nudashank Exhibiting Artist Maude Kasperzak (center) with Bettina Yung (left) and Joanna Kopczyk (right) in front of Maude's painting Stay Tooned @ John Fonda Gallery Curated by Nudashank Jordan Bernier Maude Kasperzak D'Metrius Rice Bonner Sale Bonner Sale with his work Jordan and Caitlin D'Metrius Rice with his paintings Sara and John in front of Jordan Bernier's drawing Jordan and Bonner Sal in front of Bonner Sale's work Pete and Lauren in front of D'Metrius Rice's paintings Bonner's shirt getting cooler Andrew with D'Metrius Rice's painting Max with Jordan Bernier's drawing Justin in front of DJ's paintings Florian in front of DJs paintings Sarah in front of Bonner's painting 12:04 PM Bonner Sale, D'Metrius Rice, jordan bernier, Maude Kasperzak Thursday, May 19, 2011 Stay Tooned @ John Fonda Gallery Curated by Nudashank D'Metrius Rice STAY TOONED at the John Fonda Gallery / Theater Project Curated by Nudashank 45 W. Preston Street Baltimore, MD Artists: Jordan Bernier Maude Kasperzak D'Metrius Rice Bonner Sale Stay Tooned features four artists who blend abstraction, patterning and nostalgic imagery into their rainbow colored paintings. Opening Reception: Thursday May 26th 6 - 9 pm Bonner Sale (left) Maude Kasperzak (center) Jordan Bernier (right) Follow this event on Facebook 5:58 PM Bonner Sale, D'Metrius Rice, jordan bernier, k, Maude Kasperzak, Nudashank Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Baltimore LIste @ The Contemporary Museum: Group 1 Photos Jordan Bernier's animation installation Baltimore Liste series, curated with the help of local artist-run galleries, Area 405, Open Space, Current, Gallery Four, Nudashank Photos from Group 1, which was on view May 11 - 15 Jordan Bernier (Nudashank) John Bohl (Current) Shaun Flynn (Gallery Four) Stewart Watson (Area 405) John Bohl (above and 4 below) Shaun Flynn Stewart Watson 6:44 AM John Bohl, jordan bernier, Nudashank, shaun flynn, the contemporary Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Julian C. Duron | Julian C. Duron. Julian C. Duron. Sunday, January 10, 2010 Photos from the Opening of Lordz of the Flyze Julian Duron and Matthew Craven Julian, Seth, Alex and Matthew Matthew's installation (left) Julian's paintings and wall painting (right) Michael and Ryan Michael and Lora Pete and Molly Mary Helena Kids from the future He is also from the future Stephanie Shaun and Robby Matthew S and Lora Maggie Caitlin Max in his gallery outfit 1:16 PM art openings, Julian C. Duron, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, rad artists Monday, December 21, 2009 Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Nudashank is psyched to present its first two-man exhibition. Julian C. Duron and Matthew Craven, both emerging NY artists, are taking over the space with a full-on painting installation. The opening will also feature the debut screening of a new video work by Julian Duron. Opening Reception: Friday January 8th 6pm-10pm Exhibition Runs: January 8th - February 5th 2010 Nudashank 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com 4:04 PM Baltimore, Julian C. Duron, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, painting Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Justin Kelly | Justin Kelly. Justin Kelly. Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Kate Steciw | Kate Steciw. Kate Steciw. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Katie Bell | Katie Bell. Katie Bell. Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Lauren Luloff | Lauren Luloff. Lauren Luloff. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Margo Benson Malter | Margo Benson Malter. Margo Benson Malter. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Matthew Craven | Matthew Craven. Matthew Craven. Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Sunday, December 5, 2010 Photos from Aqua Art Miami 10:04 AM Alex Lukas, Aqua Art Miami, Baltimore, Ben Edmiston, Edward Max Fendley, letha wilson, Matthew Craven, Michael Dotson, nick van woert, Nudashank, sam falls, Steven Riddle Tuesday, September 7, 2010 Art Department Record Release @ Nudashank Art Department's Paperwork / Birdwork record release party and show with Field Athletics Saturday, September 11 9:00 pm ye$ Read a review of the new album on Beatbots 10:36 AM art department, bands at nudashank, field athletics, Matthew Craven, Nudashank Sunday, January 10, 2010 Installation Shots from Lordz of the Flyze: Matthew Craven and Julian C. Duron Matthew Craven Matthew Craven Matthew Craven Julian Duron Matthew Craven Review on Radar Redux Spotlight on DC's Examiner Show runs thru Feb. 5th Email nudashankgallery@gmail.com to schedule an appointment Closing Reception: Friday February 5th 6-9pm 7:28 PM Baltimore, Brooklyn, Julian Duron, Lordz of the Flyze, Matthew Craven, Nudashank Photos from the Opening of Lordz of the Flyze Julian Duron and Matthew Craven Julian, Seth, Alex and Matthew Matthew's installation (left) Julian's paintings and wall painting (right) Michael and Ryan Michael and Lora Pete and Molly Mary Helena Kids from the future He is also from the future Stephanie Shaun and Robby Matthew S and Lora Maggie Caitlin Max in his gallery outfit 1:16 PM art openings, Julian C. Duron, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, rad artists Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Nick Peelor | Nick Peelor. Nick Peelor. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
NYC | NYC. NYC. Wednesday, November 7, 2012 GRAN PRIX opens Nov. 16th GRAN PRIX a collaboration between Nudashank and Gresham's Ghost November 16th - December 16th 2012 Alisa Baremboym Colin Benjamin Lucas Blalock John Bohl Ethan Breckenridge Dustin Carlson Alex da Corte Daniel Conrad Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Degen Lisa Dillin Ara Dymond Shaun Flynn Skye Gilkerson Lesser Gonzalez Jesse Greenberg Max Guy Dina Kelberman Justin Kelly Christopher Lavoie Hermonie Only Erik Parker Nick Peelor Armacost/Planck Will Pierce D'metrius Rice Steven Riddle Nick Vyssotsky Colin van Winkle Gresham's Ghost, in collaboration with Nudashank, is pleased to announce its eighth exhibition, Gran Prix. Gran Prix is the first Gresham's Ghost exhibit outside of New York, expanding the scope and geography of its curatorial discussion. The exhibition brings together twenty-eight artists from Baltimore and New York to highlight the growing conversation occurring between the two cities. As Baltimore's rapidly growing artistic community continues to develop, its impact and connections with artists working in more established enclaves has become both inevitable and vital. Collectively, the artists in Gran Prix share the proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space. These artists fold these previously compartmental spaces into one another to create a landscape that might be a more accurate synthesis of contemporary reality. Baltimore's contemporary art scene has always been active and in flux. The city's transient nature - New York being the goal for many- has kept it under the radar, where its progress has developed in small waves. The past few years have seen a sudden surge of artist-run galleries, and a more permanent structure for artists to engage with and cultivate their practice. The financial realities of the recession have brought artists to the equalizing conversational platform of the internet, creating work that relinquishes a fetish for the past and pushes forward, addressing the problems of contemporary life. These new rhythms are being heard not just in Baltimore but in several cities across the world, and so it is with pleasure that we now begin to extend these burgeoning virtual dialogues into parallel concrete interactions. 405 W. Franklin St. Nudashank (3rd Floor) & Gallery Four (4th Floor) 429 N. Eutaw St. Charles Fish & Sons Bldg. Storefront 425 N. Eutaw St. Storefront Baltimore, MD Opens November 16th 6pm - 10pm Exhibition runs November 16th - December 16th, 2012 There will be open hours at all locations noon- 5pm every Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the exhibition. Additional programming TBA. www.greshamsghost.com www.nudashank.com 9:29 PM Ajay Kurian, Baltimore, contemporary art, Gran Prix, Gresham's Ghost, Nudashank, NYC Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Monday, March 5, 2012 Nudashank @ the Dependent Fair, NYC "Playtime" by Chris Warthen Presenting Work by Gina Beavers John Bohl Denise Kupferschmidt Chris Warthen THE DEPENDENT THE COMFORT INN 136 LUDLOW STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10002 SATURDAY MARCH 10, 2012 12 - 8 P.M. FREE http://thedependentartfair.info/ Denise Kupferschmidt Gina Beavers, "SixPack" 8:58 PM 2012, Armory Week, Denise Kupferschmidt, Gina Beavers, John Bohl, Nudashank, NYC, The Dependent Fair Saturday, February 18, 2012 Works from Gina Beavers: Le Sigh 10:57 AM Baltimore, Contemporary Painting, Gina Beavers, Nudashank, NYC Thursday, February 9, 2012 Gina Beavers: "Le Sigh" Opens Saturday February 11th GINA BEAVERS Le Sigh Nudashank is pleased to present Le Sigh, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Gina Beavers. Beavers' paintings reside somewhere between surrealism and abstraction. Glimpses of real life are isolated for their humor, intuitively and intentionally clipped and transformed through techniques borrowed from sculpture and design as well as painting. Gina Beavers lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her BA from UVA. Recent exhibitions include a solo show at PACS Gallery (Brooklyn) and group shows "Go Figure!" at Dodge Gallery (NYC) and "The Death of Affect" at ART BLOG ART BLOG (NYC). There will be an essay by Fran Holstrom. Opening Reception: Saturday February 11 7 - 10 pm Show runs: February 11th- March 10th, 2012  Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, Noon - 5pm and also by appointment *Also, check out this interview with Gina by Jon Lutz of Daily Operation. * 9:26 AM Baltimore, Contemporary Painting, Gina Beavers, Le Sigh, Nudashank, NYC Tuesday, June 14, 2011 Individual Works from "Out of Practice" Cordy Ryman Cast Offs Cordy Ryman Sand Box Cordy Ryman Camo Sweepings Maria Walker Yearly Maria Walker Untitled Maria Walker Home Flag Maria Walker Untitled Seth Adelsberger's Black Border Painting Seth Adelsberger's Away | Out Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Katie Bell Samples Kadar Brock Deredmitbb Kadar Brock Residuum I Michael Dotson Studio Michael Dotson Untitled Alex Ebstein Sewn Side Stripes Alex Ebstein String Grid Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Ted Gahl Glitch 2 (Triscuit) Ted Gahl Untitled (15 Windows) Ted Gahl's White Drawing Ted Gahl Tan Wave (Sails) Ted Gahl (side view) Noam Rappaport Collection #5 Haitian Dime Noam Rappaport Untitled All Photos Courtesy of Brandon Mitchell 3:43 PM Baltimore, chelsea, Nudashank, NYC, Out of practice Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Out of practice | Out of practice. Out of practice. Thursday, June 23, 2011 Installation Photos from "Out of Practice" @ Art Blog Art Blog 8:49 AM Nudashank, Out of practice Tuesday, June 14, 2011 Individual Works from "Out of Practice" Cordy Ryman Cast Offs Cordy Ryman Sand Box Cordy Ryman Camo Sweepings Maria Walker Yearly Maria Walker Untitled Maria Walker Home Flag Maria Walker Untitled Seth Adelsberger's Black Border Painting Seth Adelsberger's Away | Out Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Conor Backman Untitled Katie Bell Samples Kadar Brock Deredmitbb Kadar Brock Residuum I Michael Dotson Studio Michael Dotson Untitled Alex Ebstein Sewn Side Stripes Alex Ebstein String Grid Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Sam Falls Untitled Ted Gahl Glitch 2 (Triscuit) Ted Gahl Untitled (15 Windows) Ted Gahl's White Drawing Ted Gahl Tan Wave (Sails) Ted Gahl (side view) Noam Rappaport Collection #5 Haitian Dime Noam Rappaport Untitled All Photos Courtesy of Brandon Mitchell 3:43 PM Baltimore, chelsea, Nudashank, NYC, Out of practice Thursday, June 2, 2011 OUT OF PRACTICE at ART BLOG ART BLOG OUT OF PRACTICE SETH ADELSBERGER CONOR BACKMAN KATIE BELL KADAR BROCK MICHAEL DOTSON ALEX EBSTEIN SAM FALLS TED GAHL NOAM RAPPAPORT CORDY RYMAN MARIA WALKER ART BLOG ART BLOG is extremely pleased to announce the opening of "Out of Practice," curated by NUDASHANK. This show is the second in a series of exhibitions ART BLOG ART BLOG is presenting at a temporary location in Chelsea, NY on the 11th floor of 508 West 26th St. An opening reception will be held on Friday, June 3rd from 6-9 p.m. The exhibition runs through Saturday, June 18th. Open hours will be Wednesdays - Saturdays from Noon- 6p.m. and by appointment. "Out of Practice" draws parallels between work that reflects its own materiality, deconstructs its own creation, and refers directly to the studio environment in which it was created. This meta approach serves as the basis for finding new ways to experiment within the medium of painting- expanding its limits, while drawing from a rich history of influences. In realizing such direct combinations of canvas, wood, paper, and pigment, the works in this exhibition evince a formalist minimalism as vestige of the long hours spent alone in the studio. 7:48 AM Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
post-internet | post-internet. post-internet. Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Primary | Primary. Primary. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Printmaking | Printmaking. Printmaking. Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
psychedelic | psychedelic. psychedelic. Monday, September 17, 2012 BLACK FOLIAGE opens this Saturday!! BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matthew Craven This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. Please join us on the evening of September 22nd 2012 for a opening reception from 7-10pm. ARTISTS AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CHRISTOPHER DANIELS CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATTHEW PALLADINO MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES "Try to throw away the flags of consciousness Flow through the fields of time But When you pass the black foliage You can always change your mind" -Looking For Quiet Seeds, Olivia Tremor Control NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor BALTIMORE, MD www.nudashank.com 7:24 AM Baltimore, black and white, Black Foliage, contemporary art, dopeness, Matthew Craven, Nudashank, NYC, psychedelic Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
real time | real time. real time. Friday, April 20, 2012 Install Views and Works from "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Kate Steciew (foreground), Jerome Acks (background) Jerome Acks (left), Justin Kelly (right) Jerome Acks Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Kate Steciw Nick Peelor Nick Peelor Margo Benson Malter Justin Kelly Installation Justin Kelly Justin Kelly Jerome Acks (left), Nick Peelor (right) Nick Peelor Jerome Acks Jerome Acks Alan Resnick 8:49 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Jerome Acks, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, real time Sunday, March 25, 2012 "REAL TIME" Justin Kelly "REAL TIME" Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Show Runs: March 31st - April 22nd, 2012 NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Alan Resnick - "Portrait with Avatar" 7:24 AM aaron noah graham, Alan Resnick, Baltimore, Chicago, contemporary art, Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Kate Steciw, Margo Benson Malter, new york, Nick Peelor, Nudashank, post-internet, real time Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Richmond | Richmond. Richmond. Wednesday, January 26, 2011 Installation Photos from "Reference @ Nudashank" 2:03 PM Baltimore, Conemporary Art, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Ianatti Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Ross Iannatti | Ross Iannatti. Ross Iannatti. Friday, December 10, 2010 REFERENCE @ January 14th REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th thru February 4th NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. FL 3 Baltimore, MD 21201 www.nudashank.com Viewings by Appointment 10:32 AM Baltimore, Conor Backman, Edward Shenk, James Schaeffer, Nudashank, Reference gallery, Richmond, Ross Iannatti Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Susan Bricker | Susan Bricker. Susan Bricker. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
tatiana berg | tatiana berg. tatiana berg. Friday, August 31, 2012 Installation Views from "Primary" 3:45 PM Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Abstraction, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Thursday, August 30, 2012 Individual Works from "Primary" Katie Bell Katie Bell Katie Bell Tatiana Berg Susan Bricker Susan Bricker Stacy Fisher Stacy Fisher Amanda B. Friedman Joanne Greenbaum Clare Grill Clare Grill Clare Grill Fabienne Lasserre (above and below) Fabienne Laserre Fabienne Lasserre Lauren Luloff Lauren Luloff Elisa Soliven Elisa Soliven Susan Bricker Amanda B. Friedman Primary is on view through September 14th. email nudashank(at) gmail.com to schedule an appointment 8:27 AM abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Clare Grill, Contemporary Painting, Elisa Soliven, Fabienne Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, Nudashank, Primary, stacy fisher, tatiana berg Sunday, August 5, 2012 Primary opens August 17th Fabien Lasserre Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012. Nudashank is located at 405 West Franklin Street, 3rd floor, Baltimore, MD 21201. The gallery is open by appointment only; please contact nudashank@gmail.com for scheduling. For additional information, please visit http://www.nudashank.com/. About the artists Katie Bell (b. 1980, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include a two-person exhibition with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles. Fisher is a graduate of Cleveland Institute of Art and Ohio State University. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others. Elisa Soliven Tatiana Berg 8:47 AM abject expressionism, abstraction, Amanda B. Friedman, Baltimore, Claire Grill, Elisa Soliven, Fabien Lasserre, Joanne Greenbaum, Katie Bell, Lauren Luloff, new york, Nudashank, Primary, Susan Bricker, tatiana berg Tuesday, February 16, 2010 Installation Photos from New Painthings: Ted Gahl / Tatiana Berg Tatiana Berg's Tents and Paintings Ted Gahl Ted Gahl: Left- Self-Portrait (Head on a Lance), Right- Tomcattin' Ted Gahl- Tomcattin' Ted Gahl: Left- Glitch 2 (Triscuit), Right- Domestic Scene (After Bonnard) Ted Gahl- Domestic Scene (After Bonnard) Left- Ted Gahl, Lazy Ex Right- Tatiana Berg, VD Painting Tatiana Berg - Hatch Ted Gahl - Student Ted Gahl- Growth Tatiana Berg- Proscenium on TV Tatiana Berg- Division of Meat Ted Gahl: Left- Montgomery, Right- After the Fact Ted Gahl: Left- Flatmates Right- Drivers Ted Gahl- Fiction Ted Gahl: Top- Funhaus, Bottom- Homage to K.H.2 New Painthings on Fecal Face 2:39 AM Baltimore, new painthings, Nudashank, painting, RISD, tatiana berg, ted gahl Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Western Exhibitions | Western Exhibitions. Western Exhibitions. Friday, April 27, 2012 FEEL HARDER - Geoffrey Todd Smith and The Art Formerly Known as Prints Geoffrey Todd Smith - "Feel Harder" FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known as Prints Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terrence Hannum Adriane Herman Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Jimmy Joe Roche Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions and Nudashank Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7-10pm West Side Gallery Brunch w/ CURRENT, Gallery 4, and sophiajacob Sunday, April 29th Noon - 3pm NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin St. 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 443-415-2139 www.nudashank.com 8:49 AM Baltimore, BMA Print Fair, Chicago, contemporary art, Geoffrey Todd Smith, Nudashank, Printmaking, Western Exhibitions Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Subscribe Interested in receiving information about NUDASHANK exhibitions, artists, and projects? 04/07 - 04/14 (1) Installation Views from Conor Backman: The Other Real 
Nudashank @ Aqua Art Miami Room 107 Featuring: Michael Dotson Nick Van Woert John Bohl Benjamin Edmiston Matthew Craven Sam Falls Steven Riddle Jordan Bernier Caitlin Cunningham Alex Lukas Edward Max Fendley December 2 - 5 Preview Party: Wednesday, December 1 8-11pm www.aquaartmiami.com Aqua Photos: HERE
MICHAEL DOTSON CURVES October 16 - November 6 Opening Reception: Saturday, October 16th, 7 - 10pm Michael Dotson creates contemporary, synthetic landscapes that achieve a hi-tech sensibility through the use of low-tech media (paint and tape). Applying basic two-point perspective and color theory, Dotson creates vivid geometric simulations of imagined utopic environments. Interior and exterior virtual spaces are rendered with a hard-edged digital flatness that belies the fact that the work is made by the human hand. From pimped out space-age cribs to a crashed, semi-submerged UFO in a crystal mountain lake, Dotson's imagery draws equally from video game nostalgia and idealized contemporary culture. Also on view will be a new series of pixelated marker drawings that turn universal pop symbology into personal iconography. OPENING PHOTOS: HERE
DOUBTING THOMASES Curated by Alex Lukas Doubting Thomases brings together eight Philadelphia-based artists who utilize printmaking techniques and self-printed materials, generally thought of as mediums of multiple, and incorporate them into one-of-a-kind works. With strong backgrounds in ‘zine making, silk screening in basements, and feeding the wrong type of paper through the Xerox machine at Kinkos, the artists in this exhibition are well versed in figuring out how to do it for themselves. It is this work ethic, coupled with a knowledge of traditional printmaking techniques and etiquette, that inspire the artists' rejection of the notion that printed materials are strictly intended for duplication and therefore inherently less valuable. Loosely centered around the Philadelphia artist collective Space 1026, Doubting Thomases includes work in which the artists have screen printed over drawings, drawn over prints, cut up their own prints and collaged them back together, painted over photographs, and pretty much done whatever else works knowing that the result will be hard to define and not really caring. Please just don’t call it “mixed media” or ask what the edition size is. Read more about each artist HERE Bill McRight (left) Chris Kline (right) OPENING PHOTOS: HERE
2009 2009: Wise Guise Xavier Schipani, Mark Brown, Caitlin Cunningham, Jordan Bernier, Bonner Sale, Waltr Carpenter, Molly O'Connell, Noel Freibert, Edie Fake, Jason Redwood, Andrew Lawrence, Yanick Val Gesto, Drew Beckmeyer, Jon Clary, Edward Max Fendley, D'Metrius Rice, Arnaud Loumeau, Matt Lock, Emily Nachison, Chris Warthen, Kevin Hayden, Reuben Breslar, Thomas Bernard Picture Plane Michael Dotson, Morgan Blair, Dan Bina, Tim Horjus, Allison Reimus, Dale Ihnken Where The Sun Don't Shine Nick Van Woert, Waltr Carpenter, Jimmy Joe Roche, J.M. Giordano, Annie Farrar, Bart O'Reilly, Brendan Sullivan, Henry Winfiele CHROMATOSE Juried by Erik Parker John Bohl, Ted Gahl, Tatiana Berg, Bill Dunlap, D'Metrius Rice, Edward Max Fendley, David Ross, David Staniunas, John Garrett Slaby, Herb Reith, Heather Brammeier, Ryan Browning, Darren McManus, Stuart Lorimer, Nicholas Moenich, Andrew Kauffman Knit Wit Sarah Applebaum, Anthony Record, Todd Knopke, Nathan Vincent, Chiara Keeling, Jennifer Strunge Heady Mugs Benjamin Edmiston, Ryan Riss, Henry Gunderson, Caitlin Cunningham, Jordan Bernier, David Ubias, Edward Max Fendley, D'Metrius Rice, Christian Herr, Michael Skattum, Luke Ramsey, Shaun Flynn, Lesser Gonzalez, Eric Shaw, Bill Dunlap, Robby Rackleff, Ryan De La Hoz, Bill Fick, Matthew Feyld, Lizz Hickey, Nick Mann (Doodles), Felipe Goncalves, Mike Bull, Marcello Velho 2012 2011 2010 2009
2010 2010: Lordz of the Flyze Matthew Craven & Julian C. Duron New Painthings Ted Gahl & Tatiana Berg Table of Contents Andrew Laumann, Cody DeFranco, Jordan Bernier Molly O'Connell, Lizz Hickey, Jamie Felton, Paul Koneazny Horror Vacui Laura Brothers, Harrison Haynes, Benjamin Phelan, Dan Gluibizzi Jr., Charles Broskoski The Finer Things Christian Herr & John Garrett Slaby Brain Drain Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, Jason Redwood RE: FURNISHED Seth Crawford, Georgia Dickie, Mitch Magee, Nathan Manuel, Nick Van Woert End Of Daze @ Space 1026, Curated by Alex Ebstein Seth Adeslberger, Jordan Bernier, John Bohl, Caitlin Cunningham, Shaun Flynn, Lesser Gonzalez, Chiara Keeling, Robby Rackleff, Jimmy Joe Roche Day Glow Curated by Andrew Laumann Coley Brown, Jessica Eaton, Sam Falls, Willa Nasatir, Peter Sutherland, Letha Wilson Doubting Thomases Curated by Alex Lukas Micah Danges, Chris Kline, Matt Leines, Isaac Lin, Alex Lukas, Bill McRight, Dan Murphy, Andrew Jeffrey Wright Michael Dotson: CURVES Nudashank's first solo exhibition of Michael Doton's work Waltr Carpenter, Aghost @ Nudashank Waltr Carpenter, artist, muiscian, friend. (R.I.P.) Aqua Art Miami 2010 Michael Dotson, Nick Van Woert, Sam Falls, Matt Craven, Jordan Bernier, Caitlin Cunningham, John Bohl, Steven Riddle, Alex Lukas, Letha Wilson, Benjamin Edmiston, Edward Max Fendley, Andrew Laumann, Lesser Gonzalez 2012 2011 2010 2009
2011 2011: Reference @ Nudashank Conor Backman, Ross iannatti, Edward Marshall Shenk, James Shaeffer Color Me Bad Joshua Abelow, Brian Michael Dunn, Ted Gahl, Hugh Scott-Douglas Scrappy @ Reference Gallery, Curated by Alex Ebstein Seth Adelsberger, Michael Hunter, Noam Rappaport, Bettina Yung The Shape Of Things To Come Stacy Fisher, Tracy Thomason, Maria Walker Radiant Fields Benjamin Edmiston, Edward Max Fendley, Steven Riddle Out Of Practice @ ART BLOG ART BLOG Seth Adelsberger, Conor Backman, Katie Bell, Kadar Brock, Michael Dotson, Alex Ebstein, Sam Falls, Ted Gahl, Noam Rappaport, Cordy Ryman, Maria Walker STREET LEVEL Elaine Cameron-Weir, Jacob Cohen, Leanne Eisen, Jamie Felton, Andrew Laumann Glass House Caitlin Cunningham, Todd Knopke, Emily Nachison, Heidi Norton, and Paul Wackers Strange Grip John Bohl, Andrew Liang, Bonnie Brenda Scott MDW FAIR (Chicago) Tracy Thomason & Bettina Yung Paper Chasers Andrew Guenther, Benjamin Edmiston, Matthew Craven, Elena Johnston, Beth Hoeckel, Cara Ober, John Bohl, Conor Backman, Annie Gray, Samuel T. Adams, Jessica Soulen, Ted Gahl, Jordan Bernier, D'Metrius Rice, Adam Tullie, Russell Hite, Leif Low-Beer, Matt Leines, Alex Lukas, Chris Mucci, Sal Farina, Max Guy, Armacost / Planck, Brion Nuda Rosch, Justin Kelly, Sarah Mosk, Erick Jackson, Sofia Leiby, Mary Helena Clark, Christian Herr, Jessie Unterhalter, David Ubias, Rachel Bone, Tim Karpinski, Amy Boone-McCreesh, Caitlin Cunningham, Molly O'Connell, Sidney Pink, Kaitlin Murphy, Chiara Keeling, Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez, Josh Van Horne, Felipe Goncalves, Adam Dwight, Edward Max Fendley, Steven Riddle Bed Bath & Beyond A solo exhibition of new works by Ryan Lauderdale 2012 2011 2010 2009
2012 2012: New Waves A solo exhibition of works by Jordan Bernier Le Sigh A solo exhibition of works by Gina Beavers "Real Time" Jerome Acks, Justin Kelly, Margo Benson Malter, Nick Peelor, Alan Resnick, and Kate Steciw FEEL HARDER A solo exhibition of works by Geoffrey Todd Smith & The Art Formerly Known As Prints A collaborative exhibtion with Western Exhibitions, featuring Nudashank artists: Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez, Chris Day, Hermonie Only and Jimmy Joe Roche and Western Exhibitions Artists: Adriane Herman, Terence Hannum, Josh Mannis, William J. O'Brien, and Stan Shellabarger Work Sites @ University of Maryland's Stamp Gallery Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez, Jack Henry and Andrew Laumann organized for University of Maryland by Nudashank Jack Henry & David Ostrowski A two-person exhibition of new works by Jack Henry and David Ostrowski Nudashank @ Shoot The Lobster Shaun Flynn, David Ostrowski and Max Warsh Primary Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff, Elisa Soliven Black Foliage A group exhibition of black and white works, curated by Matthew Craven Gran Prix A survey exhibition co-curated with Gresham's Ghost 2012 2011 2010 2009
2013 2013: Dead Zone A film about the future by Alex Da Corte Conor Backman: The Other Real A solo exhibition of new works by Conor Backman 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
Untitled Document Home Exhibitions Artists Available Works Nudashank Shop Blog Ryan Lauderdale Signup for our Mailing List Email: Co-Directors: Alex Ebstein and Seth Adelsberger Address: NUDASHANK 405 W. Franklin Street 3rd Floor Baltimore, MD 21201 Contact: (T) 203 -273 -8289 (&/or) 443 - 415 - 2139 nudashank@gmail.com Hours: Open by Appointment Nudashank is an independent, artist-run gallery space in Baltimore, Maryland dedicated to showcasing young and emerging artists. Founded by Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein in March of 2009, Nudashank shows national and international artwork in group, 2-person and solo exhibitions. Follow us on Facebook PRESS: -New American Paintings Interview -New York Magazine -Brown Paper Bag: Strange Grip -Experiential Surprise: Real Time -Polycrit : Le Sigh -New American Paintings Blog - Le Sigh -New American Paintings Blog-Shape of Things to Come -Urbanite Magazine: Pattern Recognition by Baynard Woods -AirTran Magazine: Notes from the Underground by Bret McCabe -L Magazine: The Rise of the Online Gallery by Paddy Johnson -The Emergence of Dual Sites by Brad Troemel -Curbs & Stoops -The Guardian -Urbanite -Conde Nast Traveler July 2010 -Radar Redux (Reference Review) -Radar Redux (Day Glow Review) -Radar Redux (Horror Vacui) -Washington Post -DC Examiner -Gutter Daily -Baltimore Sun / Herald Tribune -Baltimore Jewish Times -Bmore Art
Untitled Document Artists Exhibited: Nick Van Woert Waltr Carpenter (RIP) Tracy Thomason Stacy Fisher Y. Val Gesto Drew Beckmeyer Charles Broskoski Peter Sutherland Alex Lukas Mark Brown Laura Brothers Caitlin Cunningham Joshua Abelow Molly O'Connell Mitch Magee Leanne Eisen Edward Marshall Shenk Andrew Jeffrey Wright Seth Crawford Amir H. Fallah Michah Danges Jon Clary Matt Lock Dan Gluibizzi Andrew Lawrence Kevin Hayden Noel Friebert Nathan Manuel Reuben Breslar Dale Ihnken Michael Dotson Annie Farrar J.M. Giordano Henry Winfiel Tatiana Berg Christian Herr John Bohl Matthew Craven Herb Reith Andrew Kauffman Ryan Browning Bill Dunlap David Staniunas Sarah Applebaum Todd Knopke Jennifer Strunge Henry Gunderson Michael Skattum David Ubias Erik Shaw Ryan De La Hoz Lizz Hickey Mike Bull Marcello Velho Cody DeFranco Isaac Lin Dan Murphy Ross Iannatti Brion Nuda Rosch Andrew Guenther Adam Tullie Rachel Bone Sarah Mosk Elena Johnston Jess Soulen Bettina Yung Erick Jackson Jessie Unterhalter Soifia Leiby Sidney Pink Ryan Lauderdale Nick Peelor Kate Steciw Justin Kelly Chris Day Jesse A Greenberg Colin Van Winkle Erik Parker Alex Da Corte Andrew Gbur Borna Sammak Kyle Thurman Gina Beavers Jimmy Joe Roche Letha Wilson Andrew Laumann Georgia Dickie Hugh Scott Douglas Sam Falls Jessica Eaton Maria Walker Elaine Cameron-Weir Benjamin Phelan Xavier Schipani Edie Fake Jason Redwood Jordan Bernier Conor Backman Brian Michael Dunn Harrison Haynes Thomas Bernard Arnaud Loumeu Matt Leines Steven Riddle Edward Max Fendley Bonner Sale Emily Nachison Willa Nasatir Coley Brown Jacob Cohen Chris Warthen D'Metrius Rice Allison Reimus Morgan Blair Dan Bina Tim Horjus Brendan Sullivan Bart O'Reilly Ted Gahl John Garrett Slaby Benjamin Edmiston Julian Duron David Ross Darren McManus Nicholas Moenich Heather Brammeier Stuart Lorimer Anthony Record Chiara Keeling Nathan Vincent Luke Ramsey Lesser Gonzalez Shaun Flynn Robby Rackleff Matthew Feyld Nick Mann (Doodles) Felipe Goncalves Jamie Felton Paul Koneazny Bill McRight Chris Klein James Shaeffer Ryan Lauderdale Leif Low-Beer Cara Ober Chris Mucci Beth Hoeckel Max Guy Justin Kelly Armacost/Planck Tim Karpinski Kaitlin Murphy Mary Helena Clark Margo Benson Malter Jerome Acks Hermonie Only Benjamin Degen Colin Benjamin Alisa Baremboym Skye Gilkerson Alex Perweiler Sean Fitzgerald John Roebas Artists Exhibited in Off-Site Projects: Noam Rappaport Michael Hunter Bettina Yung Tracy Thomason Katie Bell Cordy Ryman Kadar Brock Conor Backman Sam Falls Maria Walker Ted Gahl Michael Dotson Caitlin Cunningham Jordan Bernier Chiara Keeling John Bohl Robby Rackleff Jimmy Joe Roche Lesser Gonzalez Shaun Flynn Denise Kupferschmidt Chris Warthen Andrew Laumann Jack Henry Alex Da Corte Ara Dymond Armacost/Planck Chris LaVoie Skye Gilkerson Ethan Breckenridge Max Guy Nick Peelor Justin Kelly Lucas Blalock Alisa Baremboym Jesse A. Greenberg Lisa Dillin Dina Kelberman Will Pierce Dustin Carlson Nick Vysostsky Colin Benjamin
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Bed Bath and Beyond About Exhibitions Artists Available Works Nudashank Shop Blog RYAN LAUDERDALE Bed Bath and Beyond OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, December 3rd 7 - 10pm Reaching the beyond every day. A transcendental mall in which to empty out. Bliss out spa. Stay super spiritual Ryan Lauderdale is a Brooklyn based artist, and Hunter MFA candidate. This is his first exhibition with Nudashank. Show Runs December 3rd, 2011 - January 5th, 2012 Alternate viewings by appointment. More Images >
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black foliage About Exhibitions Artists Available Works Nudashank Shop Blog BLACK FOLIAGE Curated by Matt Craven September 22 - October 21 This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive. The combined efforts from these artists creates something akin to a psychedelic zen garden. *Black Foliage, originally took place on a much smaller scale at Chinatown Arcade, A DIY pop up art space and formerly a cell phone dispensary within the alley at 48 Bowery in New York City on July 22nd 2012. AKIRA HORIKAWA ALEJANDRO GUZMAN ALEX EBSTEIN ALEX LUKAS ALLISON REIMUS ANNA HOBERMAN BEN BLATT BENJAMIN EDMISTON BJORN COPELAND BRUCE WILHELM CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM CASEY GRAY CASEY JEX SMITH CHRISTIAN HERR CODY HOYT DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT DOMINIC PAUL MOORE EMMA BURGESS OLSON EMILY ROZ ETHAN COOK GINA BEAVERS HWAN JAHNG JAMIE FELTON JIMMY BAKER JOSEPH HART JULIAN DURON KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI LANGDON GRAVES LAUREN SEIDEN LEAH DIXON LEIF LOW-BEER LESSER GONZALEZ LETHA WILSON MIYEON LEE MARK SENGBUSCH MARK WARREN JACQUES MATT STONE MICHAEL DOTSON MINKA SICKLINGER MORGAN BLAIR NATALIA YOVANE PAUL KONEAZNY PAUL WACKERS POLLY SHINDLER RYAN BROWNING RYAN DE LA HOZ RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN RYAN SCHNEIDER RYAN WALLACE SAM ADAMS SETH ADELSBERGER SHAI ZURIM SHARA HUGHES STEVEN RIDDLE SUSY GOETERS TED GAHL TIM HULL TIMOTHY BERSTROM THOMAS DELANEY TM DAVY TRISH TILLMAN VICTOR PAYARES WESLEY STOKES
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BRAIN DRAIN June 11 - July 2 Drew Beckmeyer John Bohl Amir H. Fallah Jason Redwood Responding to a lifelong bombardment of over-stimulation, “Brain Drain” picks up right where you stop trying to make sense of the wreckage and start building it into a terrifying altar. Primarily working with paint, Drew Beckmeyer, John Bohl, Amir H. Fallah, and Jason Redwood share an unrestrained use of imagery and color, constantly ricocheting concept off the automatic and following that path down until the Unknown inches further into the light. Opening Reception: Friday, June 11, 7 - 10 pm Photos from the opening HERE John Bohl's Friendmaker Drew Beckmeyer's Earthquake
Brian Michael Dunn (left) Joshua Abelow (right) Color Me Bad Joshua Abelow Brian Michael Dunn Ted Gahl Hugh Scott-Douglas Opening Reception: Saturday February 19th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from February 19th through March 13th Nudashank is pleased to present Color Me Bad, an exhibition that brings together the work of four artists who approach painting with a raw, brash directness. Whether through crude simplicity, slack application, or “dumb” subject matter, the work on display pushes the viewer outside of their comfort zone, challenging their expectations of beauty, refinement, and finish. Revisiting the conversation instigated by the New Museum in 1978 (with their exhibition “Bad Painting”) in a contemporary, post-photoshop and post-internet context, Color Me Bad reminds us that clarity and resolution are not co-dependent. In the midst of a slick, polished digital era, these artists fumble and goof with cool self-awareness, stressing the importance of the imperfect and human. View: Opening Photos Installation Photos
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Dina Kelberman Screencaps July 13 - August 17 Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Dina Kelberman. Dina Kelberman is an artist living and working in Baltimore, MD. She works in a wide variety of media including comics, painting, web media, animation, playwriting, photography, and screencaps. She is a founding member of the Wham City collective and a weekly comics contributor to the Baltimore City Paper. Kelberman was recently invited to create an original web-based piece, "Smoke and Fire," for the New Museum.
Sam Falls Curated by Andrew Laumann Nudashank is pleased to present Day Glow, an investigation into the stylistic variations and innovative processes of current contemporary photography. Day Glow is Nudashank's first guest-curated exhibition. Andrew Laumann is an artist based out of Baltimore, MD. His work was included in Table of Contents at Nudashank in March of 2010. Laumann has recently exhibited his work at Capricious space in Brooklyn, NY and runs Pent House Gallery located in the Norths Arts District of Baltimore, MD since 2009. August 7 - August 28 Opening Reception: Saturday, August 7th 7 - 10 PM Coley Brown Jessica Eaton Peter Sutherland Sam Falls Letha Wilson Willa Nasatir Willa Nasatir ----------------------------- Jessica Eaton --------------------------- Letha Wilson --------------------------- Peter Sutherland View Opening Photos HERE
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Untitled Document CURRENT EXHIBITION: 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 Dina Kelberman SCREENCAPS On view through August 17 Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of video and print works by Dina Kelberman. Dina Kelberman is an artist living and working in Baltimore, MD. She works in a wide variety of media including comics, painting, web media, animation, playwriting, photography, and screencaps. She is a founding member of the Wham City collective and a weekly comics contributor to the Baltimore City Paper. Kelberman was recently invited to create an original web-based piece, Smoke and Fire, for the New Museum.
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Untitled Document SAM FALLS: Untitled Digital C-Print & Collage with Oil Pastel 24" x 21" 2011 
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Geoffrey Todd Smith FEEL HARDER Geoffrey Todd Smith Solo Show in front space *and* THE ART FORMERLY KNOWN AS PRINTS Group Print Show Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Chris Day Terence Hannum Adriane Herman Jimmy Joe Roche Josh Mannis William J. O'Brien Hermonie Only Stan Shellabarger Paul Nudd Co-Organized by Western Exhibitions (Chicago) and Nudashank, in conjunction with the BMA print fair Opening Reception Saturday, April 28th 7 - 10 pm Show Runs: April 28th - May 19th, 2012 In addition to our gallery programming, Nudashank has also organized the current exhibition at the University of Maryland College Park's Stamp Gallery. Work Sites opens Thursday May 3 Featuring work by: Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez Jack Henry and Andrew Laumann View info HERE
Future FUTURE EXHIBITIONS: Conor Backman March 2013 Dina Kelberman July 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009
NUDASHANK SHOP GLASS HOUSE August 13 - September 3 Opening Reception: Sat. August 13 7 - 10 pm Caitlin Cunningham Todd Knopke Emily Nachison Heidi Norton Paul Wackers Nudashank is please to present GLASS HOUSE, a summer group show that embraces the heat and botanical vibrance of the season. Artists examine the domestic and indoor presentation of plants, bringing them into the gallery through painting, sculpture, installation and sewn works. View Installation Photos HERE
Gresham's Ghost, in collaboration with Nudashank, is pleased to announce its eighth exhibition, Gran Prix. Gran Prix is the first Gresham's Ghost exhibit outside of New York, expanding the scope and geography of its curatorial discussion. The exhibition brings together twenty-eight artists from Baltimore and New York to highlight the growing conversation occurring between the two cities. As Baltimore's rapidly growing artistic community continues to develop, its impact and connections with artists working in more established enclaves has become both inevitable and vital. Collectively, the artists in Gran Prix share the proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space. These artists fold these previously compartmental spaces into one another to create a landscape that might be a more accurate synthesis of contemporary reality. Baltimore's contemporary art scene has always been active and in flux. The city's transient nature - New York being the goal for many- has kept it under the radar, where its progress has developed in small waves. The past few years have seen a sudden surge of artist-run galleries, and a more permanent structure for artists to engage with and cultivate their practice. The financial realities of the recession have brought artists to the equalizing conversational platform of the internet, creating work that relinquishes a fetish for the past and pushes forward, addressing the problems of contemporary life. These new rhythms are being heard not just in Baltimore but in several cities across the world, and so it is with pleasure that we now begin to extend these burgeoning virtual dialogues into parallel concrete interactions. GRAN PRIX a collaboration between Nudashank and Gresham's Ghost November 16th - December 16th 2012 Alisa Baremboym Colin Benjamin Lucas Blalock John Bohl Ethan Breckenridge Dustin Carlson Alex da Corte Daniel Conrad Caitlin Cunningham Benjamin Degen Lisa Dillin Ara Dymond Shaun Flynn Skye Gilkerson Lesser Gonzalez Jesse Greenberg Max Guy Dina Kelberman Justin Kelly Christopher LaVoie Hermonie Only Erik Parker Nick Peelor Armacost/Planck Will Pierce D'metrius Rice Steven Riddle Nick Vyssotsky Colin Van Winkle 405 W. Franklin St. Nudashank (3rd Floor) & Gallery Four (4th Floor) 429 N. Eutaw St. Charles Fish & Sons Bldg. Storefront 425 N. Eutaw St. Storefront Baltimore, MD Opens November 16th 6pm - 10pm Exhibition runs November 16th - December 16th, 2012 There will be open hours at all locations noon- 5pm every Saturday and Sunday for the duration of the exhibition. Additional programming TBA.
Nudashank is pleased to present a two-person exhibition featuring the works of David Ostrowski and Jack Henry. Opening Saturday, June 9th 7 - 10pm Jack Henry is a Brooklyn based artist working mainly in sculpture. He received his MFA in 2010 from University of Maryland, College Park. Recent exhibitions include Fool's Gold (solo) at Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, Work Sites (curated by Nudashank) at Stamp Gallery, UMD, College Park, and Shakedown at Dodge Gallery, NY. David Ostrowski lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Ostrowski studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf with Albert Oehlen. Recent exhibitions include F, Artothek, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Dann lieber nein, Figge von Rosen Galerie, Cologne, 2012 (solo), Sprechen sie dick (with Harmony Korine), Jagla Ausstellungsraum, Cologne, 2012, Between Two Ferns (with Michail Pirgelis), Mike Potter Projects, Cologne, 2011, Die Lügnerin (with Philip Seibel), Format:C, Düsseldorf, 2011, New Gestural Painting, September, Berlin, 2012 (group), Blitz, Rod Barton Gallery, London, 2012 (group), Tlk Drty, Amstel41, Amsterdam (group), BolteLang Zürich, 2012 (group). Ostrowski received a studio grant from the Kölnischer Kunstverein and the Imhoff-Stiftung for 2012.
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Lauderdale RYAN LAUDERDALE: Painting Shift Digital Prints 18" x 18" each 2011
GINA BEAVERS: Le Sigh Nudashank is pleased to present Le Sigh, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Gina Beavers. Beavers' paintings reside somewhere between surrealism and abstraction. Glimpses of real life are isolated for their humor, intuitively and intentionally clipped and transformed through techniques borrowed from sculpture and design as well as painting. Gina Beavers lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her BA from UVA. Recent exhibitions include a solo show at PACS Gallery (Brooklyn) and group shows "Go Figure!" at Dodge Gallery (NYC) and "The Death of Affect" at ART BLOG ART BLOG (NYC). Opening Reception: Saturday February 11 7 - 10 pm Show runs: February 11th- March 10th, 2012 More Images >
GINA BEAVERS: Le Sigh Nudashank is pleased to present Le Sigh, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Gina Beavers. Beavers' paintings reside somewhere between surrealism and abstraction. Glimpses of real life are isolated for their humor, intuitively and intentionally clipped and transformed through techniques borrowed from sculpture and design as well as painting. Gina Beavers lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her BA from UVA. Recent exhibitions include a solo show at PACS Gallery (Brooklyn) and group shows "Go Figure!" at Dodge Gallery (NYC) and "The Death of Affect" at ART BLOG ART BLOG (NYC). Opening Reception: Saturday February 11 7 - 10 pm Show runs: February 11th- March 10th, 2012 < Prev Next>
Untitled Document About Exhibitions Artists Available Works Nudashank Shop Blog JORDAN BERNIER: Nudashank is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Baltimore-based multi-media artist Jordan Bernier. New Waves features a series of new drawings, and printed work, along with new single and multi-channel video pieces. Jordan is a Towson University MFA candidate and received his BFA from MICA. Recent exhibitions include Flatlands at Current Gallery, Baltimore Liste at the Baltimore Contemporary Museum, End of Daze at Space 1026 in Philadelphia, and Paper Jam at Civilian Art Projects. Opening Reception: Saturday, January 14th 7pm - 10pm Show Runs: January 14th - February 5th, 2012
Katie Bell (left) & Noam Rappaport (right) OUT OF PRACTICE @ ART BLOG ART BLOG Curated by Nudashank June 3 - June 18th Seth Adelsberger Conor Backman Katie Bell Kadar Brock Michael Dotson Alex Ebstein Sam Falls Ted Gahl Noam Rappaport Cordy Ryman Maria Walker "Out of Practice" draws parallels between work that reflects its own materiality, deconstructs its own creation, and refers directly to the studio environment in which it was created. This meta approach serves as the basis for finding new ways to experiment within the medium of painting- expanding its limits, while drawing from a rich history of influences. In realizing such direct combinations of canvas, wood, paper, and pigment, the works in this exhibition evince a formalist minimalism as vestige of the long hours spent alone in the studio. ART BLOG ART BLOG 508 W. 26th Street 11th Floor New York, NY 10001 ARTBLOGARTBLOG.COM Press: L Magazine KCLOG
NUDASHANK SHOP PAPER CHASERS A Group Exhibition of Works on Paper INSTALLATION PHOTOS HERE Exhibition on view through November 26th Andrew Guenther Matthew Craven Brion Nuda Rosch Alex Lukas Lesser Gonzalez Jordan Bernier Annie Grey Elena Johnston Leif Low-Beer Christian Herr D'Metrius Rice Cara Ober Chris Mucci Jessie Unterhalter Max Guy Beth Hoeckel Armacost/Planck Caitlin Cunningham Adam Tullie Jess Soulen Sarah Mosk Erick Jackson John Bohl Benjamin Edmiston Sofia Leiby Samuel T. Adams Conor Backman Ted Gahl Bettina Yung Matt Lienes Mary Helena Clark Russell Hite Edward Max Fendley Adam Dwight Felipe Goncalves Kaitlin Murphy Josh Van Horne Steven Riddle Sidney Pink Molly O'Connell Sal Farina Tim Karpinski Amy Boone-McCreesh David Ubias Rachel Bone Justin Kelly
Tatiana Berg PRIMARY Opening Friday, August 17th 7 - 10pm Nudashank is pleased to present Primary, a guest curated survey of recent works in abstraction by ten, female New-York based artists. The exhibition includes works by Katie Bell, Tatiana Berg, Susan Bricker, Stacy Fisher, Amanda B. Friedman, Joanne Greenbaum, Clare Grill, Fabienne Lasserre, Lauren Luloff and Elisa Soliven. Working against convention, these artists are putting into practice an "abject expressionism" in respect to materials, composition, color and form, sharing a rogue sense of what constitutes beauty. Among other things, the works in this exhibition reflect an instinctual acting upon surfaces or materials. The artists’ touches are visible, active, and at times assertive--each tear, scrape, twist and drip intentional and impactful. Comprised of paintings, sculpture and the in-between, Primary is not interested in complete resolution and finishing touches--just warm embraces of the imperfect, irregular and open-ended. Primary opens on August 17, 2012, with a reception for the artists from 7-10pm. The exhibition runs through September 14, 2012 More Photos Artists: Katie Bell (b. 1985, Rockford, IL) holds a MFA in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design and a BA from Knox College in Galesburg, IL. Recent exhibitions include Masculinisms, Garden Party Arts, Brooklyn; Small Crowd, Mixed Greens, New York; Out of Practice, Art Blog Art Blog, New York; and Homework, BoxGallery, Galesburg, IL, among others. Tatiana Berg (b. 1985, Washington, DC) has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including Three Points Make a Triangle, Queens Museum, New York; Déjà vu, Regina Rex, Queens; Haymaker, Freight + Volume, New York. This is Berg’s third exhibition at Nudashank; her work was included in Chromatose (2009) and New PainTHINGS (2010). Berg received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, and attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2010. She is currently an MFA candidate at Columbia University. Susan Bricker (b. 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CA) is a graduate of Cranbrook Academy of Art and the San Francisco Art Institute. Bricker’s work has been presented at Storefront Bushwick, Brooklyn; Participant, New York; Bull and Ram, New York; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ; Second Home Projects, Berlin, GER, among other venues. Stacy Fisher (b. 1974, Norwalk, OH) has exhibited extensively in New York at Jeff Bailey Gallery, Allegra LaViola, Thierry Goldberg, Cleopatra’s, Churner and Churner, and Horton, among others. Upcoming exhibitions include pairings with Allison Miller at Weekend, Los Angeles and Michael Byron at Regina Rex in Queens, NY. Amanda B. Friedman (b. 1984, Washington, DC) has studied at the Glasgow School of Art, Scotland and the University of Vermont. Her work has been included in exhibitions at Vox Populi, Philadelphia; Clifton Benevento, New York; Recess, New York; The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; and Artists Space, New York. This summer she participated in a residency at the Shandanken Project in upstate New York. Her first solo show opens this October at Eli Ping Gallery, New York. Joanne Greenbaum (b. 1953, New York) is represented by D’Amelio Gallery, New York. Her work has been the subject of solo presentations at D’Amelio (formerly D’Amelio Terras), New York; Shane Campbell Gallery, Chicago; greengrassi, London; and Nicolas Krupp, Brussels, among others. Recent group exhibitions include UP DO, Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York; A Painting Show, Harris Lieberman, New York; Painting as Fact, Fact as Fiction, de Pury & Luxembourg, Zurich; and Stuff, Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit, among others. She is a graduate of Bard College. Clare Grill (b. 1979, Chicago, IL) holds an MFA from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn and the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. She attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in 2011. Her work was included in exhibitions at Marc Jancou Contemporary, New York; the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle; Edward Thorp Gallery, New York; and Roots and Culture, Chicago, among others. Fabienne Lasserre (b. 1973, Ottawa, CA) has attended Columbia University and Concordia University, Montreal. She is represented by Jeff Bailey Gallery, New York and Gallery Diet, Miami. Her work has been shown at Jolie Laide, Philadelphia; Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York; Larissa Goldston, New York; and the Mai Centre, Montreal, among other venues throughout the US, Mexico, Canada, South America and Europe. Currently, Lasserre is a professor at the Maryland Institute College of Art in its painting department. Lauren Luloff (b. 1980, Dover, NH) has participated in a number of exhibitions in New York, including Dark Interiors and Bright Landscapes, Halsey McKay; Stretching Painting, Galerie Lelong; Painting Expanded, Tanya Bonakdar; Recent Small Works, Horton; Wind, Beach, amd Still Life, End of Century; Material Issues and Other Matters, CANADA; and Not the Way You Remembered, Queens Museum, among others. Luloff holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and a MFA from Bard College. Elisa Soliven (b.1975, New York, NY) is a graduate of Hunter College and Bryn Mawr College. Her work has been reviewed by Two Coats of Paint, the Village Voice, and Time Out New York. Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Vaudeville Park, Brooklyn; Janet Kurnatowaki Gallery, New York; Pierogi, Brooklyn; Diamatina Gallery, Brooklyn; and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, among others.
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May 28th - June 25th Opening Reception: Saturday May 28th, 7 - 10pm Benjamin Edmiston - Edward Max Fendley - Steven Riddle Radiant Fields is a vibrating, neon collision of compressed and infinite space. Theatrical vingettes sit in the midground between cosmic collages, and flattened geometric structures. Extending beyond the frame and into site-specifice installation, Edmiston, Fendley and Riddle mix folk art, psychedelia and abstraction in the full depth of field. Image: Benjamin Edmiston's "Jock Jam"
"REAL TIME" This group exhibition brings together seven strangers from New York, Chicago, and Baltimore that make work about reconciling the digital with the physical. See what happens when things stop being polite and start getting real. Featuring works by: Jerome Acks Aaron Noah Graham Justin Kelly Margo Benson Malter Nick Peelor Alan Resnick Kate Steciw Opening Reception: Saturday March 31 7 - 10 pm Show runs: March 31 - April 22, 2012
REFERENCE @ NUDASHANK The artists of Reference Gallery (Richmond, VA) invade Nudashank as part of a double edged gallery exchange project. Ross Iannatti Edward Shenk Conor Backman James Shaeffer Opening Reception: Friday January 14th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from January 14th through February 4th View Installation Photos HERE View Opening Photos HERE
Maria Walker (left) Tracy Thomason (right) The Shape Of Things To Come Stacy Fisher Tracy Thomason Maria Walker Opening Reception: Saturday April 16th 7-10pm Exhibition runs from April 16th through May 13th View Photos from the opening HERE View Install Photos: HERE Review by Matt Smith on the New American Paintings blog Nudashank is pleased to present The Shape Of Things To Come, an exhibition of abstract, sculptural paintings and objects by Brooklyn-based artists Stacy Fisher, Tracy Thomason and Maria Walker, in conjunction with the Transmodern Festival. The works of the three artists, while comprised of varying materials, share a similarly casual, wonky posture. Falling somewhere between sculpture and painting, works balloon off the walls, hang from the ceiling, sag in imperfect shapes and collectively posess a subtle animation that ties into the Transmodern aesthetic, while remaining grounded in abstraction and object art. Stacy Fisher received a BFA from Ohio State University. She has recently exhibited at Cleopatras in New York, in a two-person show with Gary Panter, Heskin Contemporary, The Bronx River Art Center, and with Daily Operation. Tracy Thomason has a BFA from MICA and an MFA from Cranbrook. She was recently included in a group show at James Fuentes in New York, Maria Walker received an MFA in painting from Tyler School of Art. She has exhibited at Camel Art Space, NYU's Rosenberg Gallery, Sideshow Gallery and as part of the FAWC Visual Fellows Invitational exhibtion in Provinctown, MA.
NUDASHANK SHOP John Bohl STRANGE GRIP On View from September 24 - October 26 John Bohl Andrew Liang Bonnie Brenda Scott Nudashank is pleased to present Strange Grip, a three-person show of separate, site-specific installations Andrew Liang Bonnie Brenda Scott Install Photos HERE Opening Photos HERE
NUDASHANK SHOP STREET LEVEL July 9 - July 30 Opening Reception: Saturday July 9, 8 - 11pm Jamie Felton Andrew Laumann Elaine Cameron-Weir Leanne Eisen Jacob Cohen Street Level is a group exhibition that explores the raw materiality and aesthetics of the street in the form of minimalist paintings, photography, and sculpture. The opening follows the announcement of the winner of the Sondheim Prize at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Image: Andrew Laumann
Available Works AVAILABLE WORKS: Gina Beavers Bettina Yung John Bohl Leif Low-Beer Matthew Craven Jack Henry Tatiana Berg Jordan Bernier Conor Backman Ryan Lauderdale
Yung BETTINA YUNG: Untitled Enamel and Collage on Paper 22" x 30" 2011