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Please join the gallery on January 27 at 2 PM for a conversation between artists Tamara Gonzales, EJ Hauser, and Amanda Millet-Sorsa on the occasion of Gonzales’s solo show Amplifiers. The three will discuss the exchange of ideas between artists, and the work that goes into exhibition-making.
Erika Ranee will be talking at a panel discussion at the Milton Resnick and Pat Pasloff Foundation on April 27 at 6:30pm. Other artists on the panel include Pam Glick, Clare Grill, and Jennifer Samet, with Andrea Belag as moderator.
Sam Contis will be giving a talk at the California College of the Arts as part of their Larry Sultan Visiting Artist Lecture series. The talk will be held Wednesday, March 8, 2023 from 7:30PM – 9PM and is open to the public.
Tamara Gonzales is collaborating with Julia K. Gleich for a performance in CounterPointe, part of a 10 year anniversary celebration for Norte Maar. The performances will take place at The Mark O’Donnell Theater in Brooklyn on March 24, 25, and 26, 2023.
Barry Stone will be at Klaus von Nichtssagend gallery on October 14, 2022 to sign copies of his new book Lost Pines. The event begins at 5pm and will go until 8pm.
As part of the current exhibition “Berlin Sky Drawings,” the gallery will screen two videos of Geoffrey Hendricks in the downstairs viewing room, on continuous loop from 12PM-6PM on Saturday, September 24.
Hendricks’s spouse and frequent collaborator, Sur Rodney (Sur) will join the gallery in conversation about Hendricks’s working process and their collaborations at 3PM.
Two videos will screen throughout the day: “The Artists’ Studio” a short film made by Hendricks and (Sur) in 2005 for Exit Art’s exhibition Homomuseum: Heroes and Monuments as well as a longer documentary-style film of Hendricks in 2007 discussing his practice and creating a performance installation at the Villa Buttafava in Lombardy, Italy.
Julia Haft-Candell is offering readings from her Infinite Cards deck on Thursday, July 7 from 2:00-4:00PM. Infinite Cards, 2021, is similar to tarot cards. Each card houses a symbol, such as infinity, knots, eyes or weaving, all of which are shapes recurring in Haft-Candell’s studio practice. Similar to tarot cards, the imagery on each card is symbolic of a greater narrative that, through a reading, connects the participant to their intuition, acting as a divination guide. Suggested donation to the Missouri Abortion Fund.