WILD THING
10 Jul - 14 Aug 2010
A Summer Exhibition
July 10 – August 14, 2010
Opening Reception Saturday, July 10th, 6-8pm
Jimmy Baker (USA)
Michael Carter (USA)
Ka-ron Davis (USA)
Noah Davis (USA)
Eberhard Havekost (Germany)
Chris Johanson (USA)
Thomas Kiesewetter (Germany)
Jarbas Lopes (Brazil)
Job Piston (USA)
Chadwick Rantanen (USA)
Peter Rogiers (Belgium)
Kehinde Wiley (USA)
Wild Thing, I think I love you... but I wanna know for sure. So come on, and hold me tight—I love you. Wild Thing, Chip Taylor, 1965
Roberts & Tilton is pleased to present Wild Thing, an exhibition of works comprised of various approaches to what is considered wild and untamable, yet simultaneously conceptual and laborious. The works included in Wild Thing are not the embodiment or exacting replica of any one “wild thing,” but of any and all things considered “wild.” By presenting a selection of international and local artists, we come to realize that no distance or variation in culture has the ability to jeopardize the absolute integrity or the personal experience of what each viewer might consider “wild.”
Special thanks to Kirin
Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 11:00am – 6:00pm.
For additional information, please contact Lauren Kabakoff at lauren@robertsandtilton.com or 323.549.0223.
July 10 – August 14, 2010
Opening Reception Saturday, July 10th, 6-8pm
Jimmy Baker (USA)
Michael Carter (USA)
Ka-ron Davis (USA)
Noah Davis (USA)
Eberhard Havekost (Germany)
Chris Johanson (USA)
Thomas Kiesewetter (Germany)
Jarbas Lopes (Brazil)
Job Piston (USA)
Chadwick Rantanen (USA)
Peter Rogiers (Belgium)
Kehinde Wiley (USA)
Wild Thing, I think I love you... but I wanna know for sure. So come on, and hold me tight—I love you. Wild Thing, Chip Taylor, 1965
Roberts & Tilton is pleased to present Wild Thing, an exhibition of works comprised of various approaches to what is considered wild and untamable, yet simultaneously conceptual and laborious. The works included in Wild Thing are not the embodiment or exacting replica of any one “wild thing,” but of any and all things considered “wild.” By presenting a selection of international and local artists, we come to realize that no distance or variation in culture has the ability to jeopardize the absolute integrity or the personal experience of what each viewer might consider “wild.”
Special thanks to Kirin
Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 11:00am – 6:00pm.
For additional information, please contact Lauren Kabakoff at lauren@robertsandtilton.com or 323.549.0223.