NYAB Event - Brion Nuda Rosch Exhibition

Brion Nuda Rosch Exhibition

DCKT Contemporary

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The gallery presents Brion Nuda Rosch’s first solo exhibition in New York. Deconstructing or rearranging the commonplace, Rosch’s collages and sculptural works heighten awareness and jar the viewer out of an object or photograph's sense of embedded context. Mundane materials such as found book pages, wood, drywall and recycled house paint are slightly or humbly altered. Small adjustments, such as additions or subtractions to found book pages, create seemingly impossible situations. The collaged images create and negate form and content as well as the monumental and un-monumental. A painted stick or block rests on a pedestal, a symbol of importance and a sign that the object is a complete and finished work of art. Contradictions arise and the placement and arrangement of the objects are almost more important than the objects themselves. They are monuments for the everyday and homage to process.

"An Object’s Significance Removed" is a collection of objects found at 99 Cent stores or rescued from thrift stores. These objects once had significance yet are now devalued or discarded and their possible cultural significance is in question. Collected, gathered, covered in plaster and painted they now exist with an undefined meaning.

[Image: Brion Nuda Rosch "Cut Face Rock Mask" (2010) acrylic on paper on found book page 11 x 8.5 in.]

Media

• Other
• Sculpture

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