Category Archives: Mark Moore Gallery

Congratulations to gallery artist Kenichi Yokono on his recent solo booth with Micheko Galerie at Art Stage Singapore. According to ArtInfo, among many other sources, the fair had excellent attendance and brisk sales – including many of Yokono’s work:

Gallery artist Jason Salavon will open a solo exhibition of new work titled “The Top 100,000,000” at Inman Gallery (TX) tonight (Friday, January 17th) from 6-8pm! On view through February 28, the exhibition will debut a new body of work from the new media artist called “The Master Index;” a project that is sourced from a table of the 5 million most visited English language Wikipedia articles from Dec 2007-Nov 2013.

For more information, please visit the gallery site.

Opening at ZieherSmith (NY) this Thursday, January 9th, from 6-8pm is “EAGER,” a solo exhibition of new paintings, ceramics, and major film by MMG artist, Allison Schulnik. With live musical accompaniment by Aaron M. Olson and ensemble at 7pm and 8pm, the opening reception will be a sensory foray into Schulnik’s interdisciplinary practice.

Says the gallery:

“ZieherSmith is pleased to present Allison Schulnik’s second solo exhibition at the gallery featuring the world premiere of her fourth animated film since 2000, Eager, along with related paintings, sculpture, and works on paper. Drawing from sources both autobiographical and inspirational, Eager is a poignant journey set between a timeless void and supernatural abundance; it is a celebration of the moving painting. An experiment in animation as dance (the artist was trained as a dancer), its subjects are choreographed in abstract, emotive gestures. The line is blurred between the material elements of painting (texture, color, form) and the physicality and movement of ballet and theater.  At over 8 minutes, the film is her longest to date.”

Additionally, The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut will host the museum premiere of Eager (2014) as part of the upcoming exhibition Allison Schulnik / MATRIX 168, presented February 6 – May 4, 2014.

For more information, please visit the exhibition page.

The gallery is very proud to announce a solo exhibition by Allison Schulnik at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (CT) as part of the institution’s MATRIX series. Following her solo exhibition at ZieherSmith (NY) – -which will be on view January 9 – February 22, 2014 — MATRIX 168 will feature a selection of Schulnik’s paintings, but will primarily center on the premiere of “Eager” (2013), a new stop-motion, clay animated video by the artist that has been in the making for nearly a year.

Schulnik trained under legendary animator Jules Engel, contributor to Disney classics Fantasia (1940) and Bambi (1942), and founding director of the Experimental Animation Program at California Institute of the Arts (Cal Arts). Her videos directly relate to the subject matter, color palette, and techniques seen in her paintings and sculptures. With this in mind, her work will perfectly compliment the purpose of the MATRIX series, which calls into question preconceptions about art and increases understanding of its possibilities.

We congratulate Allison on another incredible solo museum exhibition.

The Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, has announced the addition of works by Lester Monzon and Julie Oppermann to its permanent collection. We congratulate both artists on this impressive milestone, and thank the museum for its continuing support of the gallery program.