Exhibits
High, Low & In Between
June 22 – August 24, 2013
Ryan Johnson
Johannes VanDerBeek
Sara VanDerBeek
Organized by Sara VanDerBeek
High, Low & In Between is a conversation between three artists who are close. Their proximity to each other in space and in thinking has engendered a dialogue about process and practice, inspiration and realization. As studio neighbors sharing a wall, as friends, and as siblings our doors open to each other. A quick question leads to longer thoughts and talks about where things have come from and where they are going. There are moments of connection, overlaps and there are also disconnects. A shared interest in ancient forms, figures, and materials ties us together. Patterns emerge. Colors and shapes are layered, echoing earlier histories. A dialogue with the past and the future is attempted and re-considered. Amongst us there is a similar concern for the larger continuum of creation, but our work is varied. Here we have come together. At certain moments working on the same piece at different times reacting to the others work, and overall contributing singularly individual works that when grouped will sit or stand somewhere high, low and in between.
- Sara VanDerBeek
Johannes VanDerBeek
Sara VanDerBeek
Organized by Sara VanDerBeek
High, Low & In Between is a conversation between three artists who are close. Their proximity to each other in space and in thinking has engendered a dialogue about process and practice, inspiration and realization. As studio neighbors sharing a wall, as friends, and as siblings our doors open to each other. A quick question leads to longer thoughts and talks about where things have come from and where they are going. There are moments of connection, overlaps and there are also disconnects. A shared interest in ancient forms, figures, and materials ties us together. Patterns emerge. Colors and shapes are layered, echoing earlier histories. A dialogue with the past and the future is attempted and re-considered. Amongst us there is a similar concern for the larger continuum of creation, but our work is varied. Here we have come together. At certain moments working on the same piece at different times reacting to the others work, and overall contributing singularly individual works that when grouped will sit or stand somewhere high, low and in between.
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
Saint Louis Cast III; Saint Louis Cast I; Saint Louis Cast II, 2013
Linen, pastel, acrylic paint, cedar, foam
112 x 18 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches each
- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Installation view with
Johannes VanDerBeek, Figure Study with Pot, 2013
and Sara VanDerBeek, Baltimore Aphrodite, 2013
- Installation view with
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- Installation view
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- Sara VanDerBeek
Roman Woman XI, 2013
Digital C-print
20 x 16 inches
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson
Composition, 2013
Cedar, oak, acrylic paint, rope, glue, brass, nails
92 1/2 x 93 x 57 inches
- Ryan Johnson
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Wall (Early Walkers), 2012
Fiberglass, Acqua-Resin, steel and paint
58 1/2 x 48 x 4 1/2 inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Sara VanDerBeek
Baltimore Aphrodite, 2013
Digital C-print
84 x 46 1/2 inches
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson
Facing Chairs, 2012
Cedar, maple, plywood, acrylic paint
58 x 12 7/8 x 93 1/2 inches
- Ryan Johnson
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- Johannes VanDerBeek & Sara VanDerBeek
Venice Fence/Woodstock Pool I; Venice Fence/Woodstock Pool II, 2013
Pigment prints
12 x 8 inches each
- Johannes VanDerBeek & Sara VanDerBeek
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- Installation view
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- Sara VanDerBeek
XXXVIII, 2013; XXXIX, 2013
Wood, paint
98 x 8 x 6 inches; 144 x 12 x 12 inches
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Figure Study with Cup, 2013
Paper pulp, aluminum mesh, steel
83 x 19 x 15 1/2 inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Figure Study with Pot, 2013
Paper pulp, aluminum mesh, steel
89 x 23 x 16 inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
Saint Louis Cast III, 2013
Linen, pastel, acrylic paint, cedar, foam
112 x 18 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches
- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
Carrying Form, 2013
Cedar, acrylic paint, synthetic clay
10 x 18 3/8 x 143 1/4 inches
- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Sara VanDerBeek
XXXVI (Kiva), 2013
Fiberglass reinforced plaster
108 x 9 x 9 inches
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Ancestor (Forefather), 2013
Fiberglass, Acqua-Resin, paint
37 x 16 ¼ x 17 ¼ inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Detail of Ancestor (Forefather), 2013
Fiberglass, Acqua-Resin, paint
37 x 16 ¼ x 17 ¼ inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Sara VanDerBeek
Detail of XXXVI (Kiva), 2013
Fiberglass reinforced plaster
108 x 9 x 9 inches
- Sara VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Detail of Wall (Early Walkers), 2012
Fiberglass, Acqua-Resin, steel and paint
58 1/2 x 48 x 4 1/2 inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
Detail of Saint Louis Cast I, 2013
Linen, pastel, acrylic paint, cedar, foam
112 x 18 3/4 x 10 1/4 inches
- Ryan Johnson & Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Johannes VanDerBeek
Detail of Figure Study with Pot, 2013
Paper pulp, aluminum mesh, steel
89 x 23 x 16 inches
- Johannes VanDerBeek
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- Facade