Kelly Jazvac "Thermoloaded"

Louis B. James Gallery

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Louis B. James presents Thermoloaded, Kelly Jazvac’s first solo exhibition in New York. Her work was previously shown in the gallery’s inaugural group four-person show in September 2011. Jazvac is a sculptor working primarily with adhesive vinyl salvaged from the commercial printing industry, creating singular objects from the physical detritus of a fast-moving, image-based culture. Jazvac’s work engages the stubborn materiality of the seemingly ephemeral in complex ways. Using vinyl salvaged from billboards, buses, and fabricators’ waste bins, she calls attention to the temporal inconsistency inherent in the material: made to be disposed, though unable to be destroyed; up for a month, around for a millennium. Her sculptures call to mind flags, maps, skin, blisters, and body bags, as well as abstract painting. They drape, adhere to, and stand out from the wall, at times evoking the ghostly presence of a lumpen, shrouded body, hastily covered over during a war or epidemic. The relentless opacity of her colors belies the deflated imperfections of her forms.

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Schedule

from April 22, 2012 to May 25, 2012

Opening Reception on 2012-04-22 from 18:00 to 20:00

Artist(s)

Kelly Jazvac

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