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Object Salon

March 26, 2008- April 5, 2008

David Adamo, Nils Folke Anderson, Fia Backström, Thomas Beale, Bonifacio, Graham Caldwell, Julia Chiang, Cui Fei, Jeff Davis, DEARRAINDROP, John Drury, Harry Druzd, Brenda Garand, Joanne Greenbaum, Patrick Griffin, Patrick Griffin and Jory Rabinovitz Hackett, Midori Harima, Corin Hewitt, Ben Jones, Titus Kaphar, Misaki Kawai, Scott Lenhardt, Taylor McKimens, Nick Nehez, Jason Nocito, Ryan O'Connor, Abby Portner, Jory Rabinovitz, Andre Razo, Athena Razo, Matthew Rodriguez, Aurel Schmidt, Michelle Segre, David Shaw, Allison Read Smith, Joshua Smith, Meryl Smith, Joaquin Spengemann, Josh Tonsfeldt, Jorge Ulrich, B. Wurtz, Michelle Cortez, Christian Witkin

Honey Space

148 11th Ave
Curated by Bob Nickas, Kathy Grayson, Pascal Spengemann, Brooke Geahan and Thomas Beale.

About the curators: Bob Nickas is an independent curator based in New York. Since 1985 he has organized more than seventy exhibitions for galleries and museums worldwide. A new collection of his writings and interviews, Theft Is Vision, published by JRP/Ringier, comes out next month.

Kathy Grayson has been a director at Deitch Projects for the past five years. Together with Jeffrey Deitch she created the exuberant emerging art yearbook "Live Through This" in 2005. Outside of Deitch, she has organized exhibitions at Peres Projects Berlin, the Deste Museum in Athens Greece, and Kim Light Gallery in Los Angeles, amongst others. Kathy also contributes to i-D magazine and is one of the senior editors at The Journal magazine in New York.

Pascal Spengemann is co-owner of Taxter Spengemann Gallery.

Brooke Geahan is the founder and director of the Accompanied Literary Society, a non-profit members' organization dedicated to promoting intellectual exchange and collective patronage of the literary arts.

Thomas Beale is a sculptor and the founder of Honey Space.



Books and DVDs related to artists in this show

Location   Gallery Honey Space Address 148 11th Ave New York (Chelsea) NY, 10011 United States Phone

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