Glen Baldridge is an accomplished painter, printmaker and draftsman, who in recent works has embedded sardonic phrases from youth sub-culture into ultra-complex painted patterns. Often working with traditional craft processes like paper marbling, he obscures the words’ readability with a deft hand. Fissures in the otherwise smooth paint on the surfaces of his paintings merge darkness with youth and beauty. Recurring phrases like “No Way”, and “Wait, What” invoke a detached attitude countered by a colorful palette, speaking to attempts to navigate the unpredictable conditions of our time.
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Catalog for Purchase
Glen Baldridge
Wigwag, 2023
Glen Baldridge Wigwag (2023), a catalog produced on the occasion of the artist’s solo show at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery is available for purchase! The catalogue consists of 28 pages in full color.

Review
Glen Baldridge Review in The New Yorker

Interview
Glen Baldridge Interview

news
An Artforum “Must-See” Show

Art Fair
Glen Baldridge, Alex Dodge, Holly Coulis at ACK
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery presented works by Glen Baldridge, Alex Dodge, and Holly Coulis along with Maki Fine Art Gallery at the 2022 Art Collaborations Kyoto art fair.

KLAUSGALLERY.CLOUD
Glen Baldridge in Klaus on Paper
Glen Baldridge’s works on paper are featured in Klaus on Paper, Edition No.4 of KLAUSGALLERY.CLOUD

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Glen Baldridge at Halsey McKay Gallery

Exhibition
Glen Baldridge Prints on KLAUSGALLERY.cloud
Glen Baldridge is featured in a new edition of KLAUSGALLERY.cloud with a focus on his newest editioned prints and works on paper

Acquisition
Glen Baldridge acquisition by MoMA
The Museum of Modern Art acquired Glen Baldridge’s Dream Burner from the IPCNY portfolio Pulled in Brooklyn (2019).

Acquisition
Glen Baldridge acquisition by the Met

News
Glen Baldridge in "Prints and Their Makers"
Glen Baldridge was included in Prints and Their Makers by Phil Sanders (2020). “Sanders offers an in-depth look at this versatile medium and places contemporary prints and practices in the context of traditions and techniques developed over more than a thousand years.”

Exhibition