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Alex Dodge

Alex Dodge’s work in painting, print, and sculpture has consistently explored the promise of technology as it interacts with and redefines the human body. His painted images are generated using a range of virtual systems and traditional tools, but ultimately rendered in thick layers of oil paint using laser-cut stencils. Other works involve stamped relief block printing, screenprinting with tactile braille ink, and traditional Ukiyo-e cut block printing.  Working across mediums and often with imagery laden with textile patterns, his work implies that technology transcends cultural contexts.

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Alex Dodge: Synthetic/Mystical

Edition 9 of klausgallery.cloud focuses on Alex Dodge in the studio. Read about the process and ideas behind the work in his 2020 exhibition at Klaus.

Print Editions

Alex Dodge - Magic Hands, 2023

Single color screenprint with embossment and Day Glo powder on tan Rives BFK
20 ¼ × 15 inches (51.44 × 38.10 cm)
Edition of 50

Published by Marginal Editions

Catalog for Purchase

Alex Dodge, Daemon-Haunted World

8 x 8 inch, 26 page, soft cover, full color book published on the occasion of the Alex Dodge, Daemon-Haunted World exhibition at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery in 2023.

Public Art

Alex Dodge Public Art Project in Columbus, Ohio

Alex Dodge’s first ever public art project is on view in Columbus, Ohio, as a part of the new Astor Park Project and commissioned by The Pizzuti Companies.

Exhibition Review

Alex Dodge

The New Yorker listed Alex Dodge's solo show at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery in the September 28, 2020 publication.

Virtual Walkthrough

Alex Dodge: Daemon-Haunted World, Virtual Walkthrough

Artist Alex Dodge does a guided tour of his 2023 solo exhibition Daemon-Haunted World at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery. Dodge shares the inspiration behind the artworks included in the show as well as some personal anecdotes. Watch the walkthrough here.

acquisition

Whitney Acquires Alex Dodge

The Whitney Museum in New York City added two Alex Dodge artworks, Human-Assisted Simulations of a Universal Will to Become (Simulation 9) andFunctional Models of Self Realization (sammai-gumi) 6 (both 2014), to their collection. This brings the total up to four in their permanent collection.

Exhibition Review

Alex Dodge

Wallace Ludel reviews Alex Dodge's solo show in Artforum's critics pics.

podcast

Alex Dodge on Sound and Vision Podcast

Alex Dodge talks with artist Brian Alfred about his early days in Denver’s noise music scene, his process, recurrent themes in his work, and more. Listen to the full conversation here.

acquisition

RISD Museum Acquires Alex Dodge Painting

The RISD Museum has acquired Alex Dodge’s painting “Study For INTERNET, no.2,” 2020 for its permanent collection.

museum exhibition

Alex Dodge at the Whitney Museum

Alex Dodge included in Programmed: Rules, Codes, and Choreographies in Art, 1965–2018, a show of works of art based on instructions. The exhibition ran Sept 28, 2018–Apr 14, 2019.

Exhibition Review

The Seduction of Inscrutable, Shrouded Paintings

Claire Voon writes about Alex Dodge’s solo show, Love May Fail, But Courtesy Will Prevail in Hyperallergic.

acquisition

Museums Acquire Alex Dodge Print

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Stanford University, MFA Boston, Spencer Museum of Art, The Robert Hull Fleming Museum, and the New York Public Library has acquired Everything appears as it is, infinite, a 6 color UV screenprint published by Forth Estate.

interview

Sampling Ourselves: A Conversation with Alex Dodge

Kate McQuillen interviews Alex Dodge about his practice for the Art in Print, "Machine Learning" edition.

acquisition

MoMA Acquires Alex Dodge Work

MoMA has acquired for it’s permanent collection Alex Dodge’s New Frontiers, a portfolio with 4 plotter prints on mylar.