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Joy Curtis

Joy Curtis’ work uses an array of history-laden materials to creates visual fables. Her practice involves extensive research from the origins of commercial fabrics and dyes, to minerology to architecture. She layers and juxtaposes cloth with brass, hand dyed fabrics rusted with oxidized metals, wax and bronze. Her works describe a rich inner world, one which can be deciphered through its material references, but not fully understood.

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Joy Curtis: The Inner Hospital

Explore the making of “The Inner Hospital” in Edition No. 10 of KLAUSGALLERY.CLOUD

Review

The Bone Magic of Joy Curtis

Joy Curtis’ 2024 show Night Hike and Ocean Grandma was reviewed by Brecht Wright Gander for Hyperallergic on April 28, 2024.

Review

Joy Curtis: Night Hike and Ocean Grandma

Joy Curtis’ 2024 show Night Hike and Ocean Grandma was reviewed by Elizabeth Buhe for The Brooklyn Rail. Read the review here.

Publication

Joy Curtis in "december"

Joy Curtis has several of her sculptures from her Skeleton Woman series reproduced in december, volume 33.2. A concise overview of the series written by december art editor Buzz Spector is included in the introduction to the current issue.

interview

Sculpture Today: A Discussion with Joy Curtis and Rachel Beach

Hrag Vartanian interviews Joy Curtis and Rachel Beach about their concurrent sculpture shows.

Review

Contemporary Takes on the Self in a Manhattan Church

Allison Meier reviews On the Inner and Outer Self at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle in Manhattan.

Review

Jennifer J. Lee and Joy Curtis

Johanna Fateman reviews two concurrent solo shows at Klaus Gallery by Joy Curtis and Jennifer J. Lee

Interview

Sculpture Today: A Discussion with Joy Curtis and Rachel Beach

Hrag Vartanian interviews Joy Curtis and Rachel Beach for Hyperallergic.

discussion

Hearts Gymnastics

Joy Curtis and Melissa Brown discuss their critique club, Hearts Gymnastics. Towards the end of the discussion, Cynthia Carlson joins the conversation.