Ian Pedigo primarily conceives of his artworks as elements of a larger system, where individual sculptures play off of each other in exhibition spaces that he has altered and manipulated. Pedigo also makes intimately scaled works meant to be viewed singularly, like his fresco pieces that combine visual elements that allude to past, present, and future. Pedigo’s slippery references point to cultures of another time, another dimension, or another reality.
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Video Portrait
Unsayable
Director Aleksandr Lee created a film about Ian Pedigo’s practice.
“Moving between sculpture and painting, Pedigo reflects on the agency of materials, the limits of language, and the gradual relinquishing of artistic control. Rather than seeking resolution, the film dwells in the space where meaning remains open and the work is allowed to speak on its own terms.”

Acquisition
Whitney acquires Ian Pedigo collage
Ian Pedigo, Untitled, 2006 is now part of the Whitney Museum of American Art’s permanent collection.

klausgallery.cloud
Ian Pedigo An Archeological Language
Ian Pedigo’s work is featured in the 5th edition of KLAUSGALLERY.CLOUD.

Book
Ian Pedigo Works 2007-2010, 2011
Essays by Chris Sharp, Lillian Davis, and Ryan Doherty. Published by Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG). 84 page, full color images, hard cover book.

exhibition review
Ian Pedigo
Stephen Maine reviews Accumulations of Matter, Ian Pedigo's second solo show at Klaus von Nichtssagend, in the June issue of Art in America.

exhibition review
Ian Pedigo
An Article from Distant Memory, A Necklace of Broken Windows, Skeleton, a solo exhibition at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery, was reviewed by Michael Wilson.

Press
Sculptural Sorcery: Ian Pedigo’s Assemblages of the Natural and Manufactured
A review of Cosmopolitan Sleep Positions by Allison Meier.










































