Laura Letinsky
07 Feb - 17 Apr 2012
© Laura Letinsky
Untitled #3 (from the series Ill Form and Void Full), 2010
Courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery and Valerie Carberry Gallery
Untitled #3 (from the series Ill Form and Void Full), 2010
Courtesy of Yancey Richardson Gallery and Valerie Carberry Gallery
LAURA LETINSKY
BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works
7 February - 17 April, 2012
BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works: Laura Letinsky will debut the artist’s newest body of work, a photographic series titled Ill Form and Void Full (2010–11). Letinsky is known for elegantly composed still-life photographs that engage with sentiments of desire, fulfillment, and loss, as well as the fleeting nature of time. Her studio-based practice has evolved recently in a new direction that incorporates reproductions of images that drastically complicate the perception of space within the field of her compositions. Actual objects, such as papaya, cherry pits, silverware, and ripped paper, along with flat images taken from art reproductions (hers and others) as well as decor and cooking magazines, are carefully arranged, resulting in a disorienting collage within the photograph.
This exhibition is organized by Julie Rodrigues Widholm, MCA Pamela Alper Associate Curator.
BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works
7 February - 17 April, 2012
BMO Harris Bank Chicago Works: Laura Letinsky will debut the artist’s newest body of work, a photographic series titled Ill Form and Void Full (2010–11). Letinsky is known for elegantly composed still-life photographs that engage with sentiments of desire, fulfillment, and loss, as well as the fleeting nature of time. Her studio-based practice has evolved recently in a new direction that incorporates reproductions of images that drastically complicate the perception of space within the field of her compositions. Actual objects, such as papaya, cherry pits, silverware, and ripped paper, along with flat images taken from art reproductions (hers and others) as well as decor and cooking magazines, are carefully arranged, resulting in a disorienting collage within the photograph.
This exhibition is organized by Julie Rodrigues Widholm, MCA Pamela Alper Associate Curator.