OUT OF BLINK
Harif Guzman, Paco Marcial, Nadja Verena Marcin, Jason Rhoades, Jessica Segall
May 11 – 12, 2013
76 Wooster Street
New York, NY
OUT OF BLINK breaks up the classic format of the “white cube exhibition” and will appear for two days in the heart of SoHo, staging artworks by Harif Guzman, Paco Marcial, Nadja Verena Marcin, Jason Rhoades and Jessica Segall, who are conducting a research that goes beyond the idea of “daily order”, either because of their artistic practice or the content of their artworks.
Video, performance, neon, photographs, sculptural works and paintings reveal their personal point of view and critique towards contemporary society and have been realized by overcoming social expectations and through an innovative approach of new media and technology.
May 11
12 pm
Private Brunch (by RSVP only)
12 – 7 pm
public reception
7 pm – late night party
with PERONI
May 12
12 – 6 pm
public reception
Nadja Verena Marcin, The Last Mohican, 2012, C-Print, 51 x 63 in. © Nadja Verena Marcin & 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel.
Jessica Segall, The Thirsty Person, Who Having Found a Spring, Rushes to Drink, Does Not Contemplate Its Beauty, 2011, video.
Paco Marcial, The most excellent history of the Merchant of Vernice: Mr. Ecurié Marchal, Collage on Postcard, 2013, 4 x 6 in. each.
Paco Marcial, The most excellent history of the Merchant of Vernice: Mr. Ecurié Marchal, Collage on Postcard, 2013, 4 x 6 in. each.
Paco Marcial, The most excellent history of the Merchant of Vernice: Mr. Ecurié Marchal, Collage on Postcard, 2013, 4 x 6 in. each.
Paco Marcial, The most excellent history of the Merchant of Vernice: Mr. Ecurié Marchal, Collage on Postcard, 2013, 4 x 6 in. each.
Paco Marcial, drawing series (from left to right: W-Viva Vaccarella, Bugatti le Sarthe, B at Garda 1927, 2012, Decoration Malereien paper, Automotive color, printed matter. Varied dimensions.
Jason Rhoades (1965 – 2006), Meccatuna, 2003, Neon light mounted on orange translucent Plexiglas, wire, lace, transformer, 17.2 x 47 x 1.5 in. (studio proof) Courtesy PFM Collection.