Image 1 / 4:
Kelley Walker.
Andy Warhol and Sonny Liston Fly on Braniff (When you got it-flaunt it).
Image 2 / 4:
Lisa Oppenheim.
The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else….
Image 3 / 4:
Jordan Kantor.
Eclipse.
Image 4 / 4:
Carter Mull.
Before and After.
This exhibition spotlights evolving attitudes toward the appropriation, recuperation, and repurposing of extant photographic imagery. Artists, as both producers and consumers in today’s vast image economy, freely adopt and adapt materials from myriad sources. Images culled from the Internet, magazines, newspapers, advertisements, television, films, personal and public archives, studio walls, and from other works of art are all fair game. Image Transfer brings together artists who divert commonplace, even ubiquitous, visual materials into new territories of formal and idiomatic expression.
Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture is curated by Henry Associate Curator Sara Krajewski and is a traveling exhibition co-organized by the Henry Art Gallery and Independent Curators International, New York, and circulated by ICI.
Featured artists: Sean Dack, Karl Haendel, Jordan Kantor, Matt Keegan, Carter Mull, Lisa Oppenheim, Marlo Pascual, Amanda Ross-Ho, Sara VanDerBeek, Siebren Versteeg, Erika Vogt, Kelley Walker
Image 2:
Lisa Oppenheim.
The Sun is Always Setting Somewhere Else….
2006.
Looped slide projection of 15 slides, 35mm Kodak Ektagraphic Slide Projector.
Courtesy of the artist and Harris Lieberman Gallery, New York.
Image 3:
Jordan Kantor.
Eclipse.
2009.
Screenprint on clear polycarbonate and silver Mylar sheet (from suite of five).
Courtesy of the artist and Ratio 3.
Image 4:
Carter Mull.
Before and After.
2010.
Type c print with pasted prints.
Courtesy of the artist and Marc Foxx Gallery.
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