Final Show
In celebration of 18 years of Murray Guy, we announce an exhibition with many of the artists whose work we have presented, with whom we have collaborated, and who have inspired us throughout this time. This will be Murray Guy’s final exhibition. It will be on view from Tuesday January 10th through Saturday February 4th […]
Notes on Blue, 2015
Commissioned by the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Braiding together disparate observations and personal accounts, Notes on Blue is an episodic meditation on blindness, color, and the life and work of British filmmaker Derek Jarman (1942–1994). From the opening scene of her 28-minute video and throughout the work, Davey continually folds time back on itself. In […]
Whatever moves between us also moves the world in general – group show 2016
Opening Thursday November 3, 6–8PM In 1931, Imogen Cunningham was considered to be one of the most important experimental photographers in the United States, and Martha Graham, ten years her junior, was at the forefront of the modern dance movement in New York. The auspicious encounter of these two distinct artists resulted in a significant […]
Moyra Davey 2016
A kind of stubbornness made me read Funeral Rites in its entirety. I both hate and love the book, and in a puerile fashion drew up ‘good’ and ‘bad’ columns to keep track of my thoughts. I’d also been thinking about the author’s obsession with certain photographs of murderers and thieves, and snapshots of loved […]
Copperheads, 2010
“Copperheads” is an artist’s book which documents the most ubiquitous, although possibly least noticed, portrait in the United States: Abraham Lincoln’s visage adorning the American penny which was introduced by the US Mint in 1909 on the occasion of Lincoln’s centennial.
