Defining Space

Lars Strandh, Untitled, 2015, acrylic on canvas

Ward Schumaker, Jump Me, 2013, acrylic and archival print on paper on wood, 34" x 48"

Alicia Henry, untitled (white portrait), dye, thread, linen, cotton, and acrylic, 35 ½ x 21”, untitled (white mask), dye, thread, linen, cotton, and acrylic

Megan Lightell, Berdelle Campbell Garden, oil on canvas over panel, 24 x 24 x 2.5 in

Brady Haston, Corner Meander, 2017 Oil on canvas mounted to panel, 72” x 96”

Alex Blau, Fruit Stripe, 2019, acrylic and airbrush on canvas, 36 x 36 inches

Lain York, Blue tunnel, mixed media on panel, 16 x 16 inches and Upper deck (Yellow), mixed media on panel, 11 x 11 inches

Karen Seapker, Running Mama, 2020, Oil on canvas and The Sower, Oil on canvas, 72 x 60 inches

Simon Roberts, Rhine Falls, Neuhausen, Switzerland, 2016, Archival digital c-type print on Fuji crystal paper, 45 x 60 inches, Edition 1 of 5

Patrick DeGuira, untitled (Pines Before Lightning), 2019, direct digital print on acrylic in painted artist frame, 49 x 37 inches

Zeitgeist is pleased to present Defining Space. A group show featuring works by:

Early March, 2020 may occupy a larger point in time than we can imagine presently. Each of us is now reckoning with new, fluid dimensions of “space” that change throughout the moments of our day.

The internet/virtual space has become very real in every person’s daily experience and protests and rallies compounded by quarantining measures expand and contract our experience of space, "the dimensions within which all things exist and move."

Each piece in this show in some way references notions of “space”: personal, public, interior, exterior, outer space, etc. and our relationship to them.

E-mail lain@zeitgeist-art.com with any inquiries or to set up an appointment.

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dates:

Opening June 20, 2020