Pierogi

Please stop by "Out of Character" opening at Pierogi tonight 6-9 pm.

A group exhibition of moving animation, drawing, painting, and sculpture including work by -

Meredith Allen • Greg Barsamian • Signe Baumane • David Brody • Hugo Crosthwaite • Brian Dewan • Nicole Eisenman • James Esber • Matt Freedman • George Griffin • Red Grooms • W***y Hartland • Emily Hubley • John and Faith Hubley • Darina Karpov • Lisa LaBracio • Andy London • Carolyn London • Matt Marello • William McKearn • Morgan Miller • Caroline Mouris • Frank Mouris • Michaela Müller • Gary Panter • Joyce Pensato • Pes • Anna Samo • David Scher • Guy Richards Smit • Kathy Stecko • Nate Theis • Jim Torok • Martin Wilner • William T. Wiley and more...

177 North 9th St. Bklyn, NY 11211

On view through May 20 with a series of weekly screenings, live performances, and artist talks, details to be announced. Co-curated by Pierogi and W***y Hartland.

Images:
1. Matt Freedman, “Enlightenment,” c.2005, Enamel on plaster on wire with wood structure, approx. 22 x 12 x 13.5 inches

2. Joyce Pensato, “Untitled (Felix),” 2005, Charcoal on paper, 19.75 x 16.25 inches

3. George Griffin, Viewmaster Mutoscope, 1976, Animation viewer that hangs on wall, turn a crank, 32 x 20 x 20.5 inches

4. W***y Hartland, New York City Sketch Book, 2016, Animation, 13:00 min

5. Lisa Labracio & Anna Samo, The Opposites Game, 2019, Animated stop-motion film with Emily Dickinson books, 4:40 min

6. Hugo Crosthwaite, Como Romeo y Julieta, 2021, Stop-motion drawing animation, 3:49 min, Edition 1/5 + 2AP

7. Kathy Stecko, Allegiant II, 2019, Glazed and painted porcelain, 13.5 x 4 x 4 inches

8. William McKearn, Pelto’s Roof, 2017, Wood, bondo, shellac, 12 x 16 x 16 inches

9. Red Grooms, Gold Watch, Ed. 1/1, ‘62-’96, Mixed media, 21 x 15 x 8 inches

If you’re sweltering in Brooklyn please stop by to see “Fragile Force.”
August hours: 11am–6pm, Weds–Fri and by appt.
Images of several of the works on view—

1. Christophe Thompson, “Glass Sword”
2. Detail: Christophe Thompson, “Glass Sword”
3. Jean Blackburn, “Labyrinth”
4. Shannon Plumb, “Rattles and Cherries”