make hay is the inaugural exhibition at David Petersen Gallery. make hay presents the work of Jaya Howey, Amanda Ross-Ho, Gala Porras-Kim, Erik Frydenborg, GraceMarie Keaton & Scott Nedrelow. Sept 22 - Nov 4, 2012 OPENING RECEPTION - Sept. 22, 7-9pm
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Prototype for Memorized Structure (studio view), 2012 - Erik Frydenborg
2Cast polyurethane, pigments, hardware. 33”x 20”x 20”
left - Untitled (moth drawing), 2007 - scott nedrelow
carpet on panel 80 x 45 in
right - After you have it but you don't have it, 2012 - scott nedrelow
charcoal dust on Rives BFK 41.5 x 29.5in
Untitled Still Life (REAL ARCHIVE/I KNOW WHAT TO DO), 2011 - amanda ross ho
Hand-drilled drywall, latex paint, graphite, pencil on folded paper, pushpin, found images, linen tape, map tacks, power bar foil backing, construction paper 62 x 48
OPENING RECEPTION - Sept. 22, 7-9pm
David Petersen Gallery
2018 Lyndale Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN 55405
http://davidpetersengallery.com/
rolu is super excited that our friend david peterson is opening a new gallery!
The exhibition Make Hay presents six distinctive approaches to recontextualizing images, objects and language. Working through their own personal histories, alter egos and/or idiosyncratic processes, the works of Make Hay present a dialogue related to the navigation of contemporary culture, both personally and collectively. With drawing, painting, photography and sculpture, the artists of Make Hay, as the title suggests, take advantage of the limitless possibilities at their disposal to disrupt accepted meanings and bring about new ones.
david, along with john marks, ran the awesome minneapolis gallery art of this. they were early rolu supporters and showed scattered light the project mylinh trieu nguyen and david horvitz did as asdf for rolu. we'll always be grateful for that and they were fantastic to work with. congrats david!
please enjoy the time while it passes.
posted by matt olson
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