Joshua Abelow “ABELOW ON DELANCEY”

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James Fuentes presents Joshua Abelow’s forthcoming exhibition ABELOW ON DELANCEY.

In his second presentation at the gallery, Abelow further explores the pathos, poetics, and self- examination that consume him as an artist. In this exhibition, he pieces together a new series of narratives, uniting autobiography and serial abstraction with repeated geometric patterns and color systems. Abelow stations himself as a central player in the landscape of contemporary art. His crossover activities as a blogger influence the scope of his practice and contextualize his work within the company of peers and influences. The new paintings speak to Abelow’s desire to not only grasp, but also dominate the multitudes of content he finds at his fingertips.

Karma (New York) will publish the artist’s first monograph, ART FICTION, this fall. The book will feature paintings, drawings, photography and poetry.

Joshua Abelow was born in 1976 in Frederick, Maryland. He earned his BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1998 and his MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2008. His solo shows include “OH! ABELOW” at James Fuentes, New York (2011), ‘DUMB & EASY’ at Tomorrow Gallery, Toronto (2011), “FAMOUS ARTIST” at Sorry We’re Closed, Brussels (2012), “ABELOW SCHMABELOW” at Brand New Gallery, Milan (2012), ‘Songs From A Room’ at Devening Projects, Chicago (2012), and “PAINTER” at Wasserman Projects, Birmingham, MI (2013). In 2011 Abelow published a memoir titled ‘Painter’s Journal’ about his adventures in New York City in the late 1990s as a young artist. He is also active as a curator and organizer of exhibitions under the moniker ART BLOG ART BLOG, after his popular blog, which can be found here: joshuaabelow.blogspot.com

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Schedule

from October 10, 2013 to November 10, 2013

Opening Reception on 2013-10-09 from 18:00 to 20:00

Artist(s)

Joshua Abelow

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