‘k.94 (3rd version)’ by frank stella, 2006 (aluminum prt, spray paint)

slough
david nolan gallery, new york
may 28 - june 27, 2009

new york’s david nolan gallery is currently showing the group exhibition ‘slough’, curated by artist
steve dibenedetto. the exhibition’s impetus was the flexibility of the word slough. the works in the show
all explore ideas of ‘marginal territory, accumulation, holes and residue’. some works are clearly reflective
of this theme, while other more unexpectedly so. the collection of pieces on show range in both medium
and artistic period. there will be a combination of contemporary and twentieth century works connecting
the new and old. artists featured in the show include vito acconci, jon kessler, dieter roth, frank stella and
andy warhol, among others.

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‘this just out paintant’ by fabian marcaccio, 2008-9 (pigmented inks on structural canvas, alkyd paint and silicone)


‘pink lady: amfar benefit, cannes’ by jessica craig martin, 2008 (digital c-print)


‘the theory of catastrophe’ by malcolm morley, 2004 (oil on linen)


‘schlect erkennbaren blumen still-leben’ by dieter roth, 1977/79 (paint, graphite and cardboard on wood)


‘an abdication of logical thinking’ by john miller, 2009 (assorted objects, plaster, paper mache and imitation gold leaf on panel)


‘untitled’ by dan colen, 2008 (chewing gum and chewing gum wrapper in artist's frame)


‘untitled’ by michelle segre, 2009 (papier-mache, metal, beeswax, oil, acrylic)