Facing Off
New York is
enchanted with
Pope.L. His pungent
installation at the
2017 Whitney
Biennial won him
the Bucksbaum
Award and his
neon-lit sign on the
High Line captured
the public's
imagination all
summer long. The
artist feeds the
frenzy this fall with
"One thing after
another (part two),"
his new show at
Mitchell-Innes &
Nash. The exhibition
includes a series of
Re-Photo collages
that he describes as
"figural encounters,"
which combine
photos of body parts
and appropriated
print imagery.
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Pope.L.'s Rebuilding the Monument (chicago
version/ the vitrine problem/ two of three), 2007
©
POPE.L.;
COURTESY
OF
THE
ARTIST
AND
FREIGHT+VOLUME
Sam Jablon's paintings begin as
phrases that he renders in a series of
small studies, which evolve into
larger and more frantic compositions.
His newest poetry arrives at
Freight + Volume this September, in
its most triumphant iteration yet.
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View of Sam Jablon's New York studio
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