Exhibitions

Artist China Adams Samuel T. Adams Njideka Akunyili Cara Judea Alhadeff Micaela Amato David Amico Carlos Aresti Milton Avery Thomas Bangsted Kelly Barrie Uta Barth Darcy Brennan Sally Bruno Osvaldo Budet Bernard Buffet Matty Byloos Kirsten Calabrese Matteo Callegari Agustin Cardenas Lawrence Carroll Silvia Castagnino Bruno Ceccobelli Lynn Chadwick Mikhail Chemiakin Judy Chicago Demeter Chiparus Alejandro Colunga Mary Corse Edouard Cortes Matthew Craven Jose Luis Cuevas Tony de los Reyes Jim Dine Joaquin Ferrer Charles Fine Louise Fishman Richard Friese Peter D. Gerakaris Penelope Gottlieb Robert Graham Tim Hawkinson Jene Highstein Marietta Hoferer Hans Hofmann Zhang Huan Shawn Hummel Susan Hutchinson Kyoko Ibe Yoshio Ikezaki Krisjanis Kaktins-Gorsline Saul Kaminer Marion Kavanagh Wachtel Robert Glenn Ketchum Annamarie Kipar Yves Klein Stefan Kurten Tseng Kwong Chi Wifredo Lam Annie Lapin Lawrence Lee Fernand Leger Benjamin Levy I-Ling Eleen Lin Richard Lin Maximilien Luce Carlos Luna David Mach Kaoru Mansour Yang Maoyuan Melvin Martinez Henri Matisse Roberto Matta Warren McArthur Kim McCarty Jessica Mein Carlos Mérida John Millei Carol Miller Berthe Morisot Irving Norman Thomas Nozkowski Nathan Oliveira Pablo Picasso Gio Ponti Kanishka Raja Kaitlynn Redell Ron Reihel Diego Rivera Arnaldo Roche-Rabell Steve Roden Abel Rodriguez Cristina Lei Rodriguez Rotraut Naomi Safran-Hon Lawrence Schiller He Sen John Stezaker Andrew Taylor Seiju Toda Timothy Tompkins Unknown Bertil Vallien Ruth Vollmer Robert Walker Andy Warhol Tom Wesselmann Andrew Wyeth Eduardo Zamora Jianyong Zeng Francisco Zúñiga

Category American Design Impressionist & Modern Latin American Old Masters Photography Post-War & Contemporary

Kelly Barrie:
Trace Elements

March through May, 2010

Kelly Barrie creates photographs that explore the imaginary site where past and present converge. Using found photographs, the artist reconstructs the image through a performative floor drawing using photo-luminescent pigment (glo-powder) and his feet, walking out the image on the floor via a series of actions such as toe drags, heel spins, snake walks and foot sweeps. The artist states “the work is also affected by other phenomena such as insects and pets leaving their tiny footprints in the night. These unseen collaborators lend credence to the ‘accident’, not only as content, but also as procedure that implies the artist does not have to be present for the work to continue.”

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