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For Immediate Release Miles Coolidge Gallery I FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MILES COOLIDGE GALLERY I EXHIBITION DATES: JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 10, 2007 OPENING: THURSDAY, JANUARY 11th, 6 - 8 PM GALLERY HOURS: TUESDAY – SATURDAY, 10 - 6 PM For his fifth solo show in New York, Los Angeles-based artist, Miles Coolidge, will present two of his latest photographic projects in Gallery I. Both works recognize photography's importance in visual and popular culture, embracing the medium as a conceptual and surrealist tool in the history of art. Coolidge works between traditional photographic genres and strategies, de-familiarizing our accustomed approach to our surroundings. His most ambitious project to date, Wall of Death, is an installation of 20 color photographs that replicates a complete and full-scale representation of the performing surface of the traveling carnival act, “Don Daniel's Wall of Death Motorcycle Thrill Show,” operated by the California Hellriders, who are based in Swansea, Massachusetts. Each photograph corresponds to one of the Wall of Death's wooden panels, and the images are mounted edge-to edge on the gallery wall, echoing how the structure appears when fully assembled. Coolidge shot the images on the grounds of the Iron Horse Saloon, Ormond Beach, Florida, during “Biketoberfest 2006”. The Wall of Death is a vertical wooden cylinder in which trained motorcycle and go-kart riders perform for audiences. The riders are held to the sheer surface by the centripetal force generated by their velocities of 35 mph or more. Coolidge’s 20 images depict the 7' wooden surface on which the riders perform. Currently there are 3 Walls of Death in operation in the United States that travel between motorcycling events in the South, the Midwest and the Northeast, in addition to others based in Great Britain, Europe and perhaps elsewhere. Walls of Death are made from wooden panels bolted together and girdled by cables, designed for easy setup, breakdown and transportation. Their basic, modular construction (designed to be continually assembled and reassembled) recalls the functionalism of the early Modernists. Each of Coolidge’s photographs measure 7 x 3-1/2’, and are printed with pigment-based archival inks on glossy inkjet paper overlaid with a UV-protective matte laminate. The prints are then mounted to 26 gauge galvanized steel plates. In the gallery each panel is adhered to the wall with flexible magnetic strips and then positioned edge-to-edge in one row measuring 70' in total. Borrowing its title from an architectural term for permanent street fixtures, Coolidge’s second project, Street Furniture, is a more discreet series of ongoing photographic images that depict obsolete household furnishings abandoned on sidewalks as trash in the artist’s neighborhood. Each image from the ongoing series isolates one found item, presenting it as exemplary of its type; together the works flesh out a description of the kinds of furnishings commonly found in contemporary homes. The items chosen for reclamation were those whose horizontal axis did not match that of the horizon line, and therefore were photographed frontally with their geometry aligned to the camera's image rectangle. The effect is to reveal the arbitrariness of our collective understanding of the world, an intention that links this work with aspects of the Surrealists' project. Constructing a body of work that ranges from the banal to the uncanny, the artist’s twist on the pared-down, documentary aesthetic, creates clear but complex, and ultimately compelling, layers of meaning. Transforming three-dimensional objects onto flat picture planes, Coolidge balances the worlds of art and life in such a way that a simple change of perspective produces images that are inventive and unexpected. Miles Coolidge was recently featured in “Modern Photographs from the Collection XII,” at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and “First the Artist Defines Meaning,” curated by Reinhard Braun and Maren Lübbke-Tido at Camera-Austria in Graz, Austria. His latest solo exhibition, “Juncture,” was exhibited at ACME in Los Angeles in June 2006. FOR FURTHER EXHIBITION INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY. NEXT GALLERY EXHIBITION: SIMON STARLING FEBRUARY 16 – MARCH 24, 2007 JEFF BURTON, NATHAN CARTER, MILES COOLIDGE, JASON DODGE, TRISHA DONNELLY, PAMELA FRASER, LIAM GILLICK, ANNIKA VON HAUSSWOLFF, CARSTEN HÖLLER, BRIAN JUNGEN, JONATHAN MONK, DIEGO PERRONE, JULIA SCHMIDT, SIMON STARLING, GABRIEL VORMSTEIN, JOHANNES WOHNSEIFER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PAMELA FRASER GALLERY II EXHIBITION DATES: JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 10, 2007 OPENING: THURSDAY, JANUARY 11th, 6 - 8 PM GALLERY HOURS: TUESDAY – SATURDAY, 10 - 6 PM For her fourth solo show at Casey Kaplan, Pamela Fraser will present a new series of gouache and acrylic paintings that take color as their main subject and test the logic of established color systems. Best known for her sparse use of bright colors in otherwise empty black or white backgrounds, Fraser continues in this vein with her latest works of efflorescent, multi-colors that take shape as industrial paint-chip samples, color wheels and linear diagrams. Inspired by her research in comparative color theory (from philosophy to design to everyday use) with a particular interest in Ludwig Wittgenstein's Remarks on Color, which pokes holes in the logical understanding of color, Fraser examines the various ways that color operates and is operated on. She utilizes heavily inscribed color codes, such as a funky Pucci pattern or the Ohio State University football team colors, as well as less traditional color combinations, which fall outside of existing color codes. Both approaches explore the ineffable quality of color when it becomes detached from its meaning(s) and encoded logic. With her resistance to the authority of a single convention, style, or visual code, Fraser's reductive simplicity achieves a succession of small gestures and fictitious color schemes through cleverly articulated paint. Pamela Fraser recently participated in Minimalism and After !V, at The Daimler Chrysler Contemporary Art Collection in Stuttgart, Germany; Joy Pop! Pop Art 1960's - 2000's: From Lichtenstein, Warhol to the Current Generation, at Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan; and Extreme Abstraction, at The Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York. Beginning in February 2007 she will be featured in a group exhibition entitled Forest Assembly, at The G.A.D. Gallery in Oslo, Norway. FOR FURTHER EXHIBITION INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY. NEXT GALLERY EXHIBITION: SIMON STARLING FEBRUARY 16 – MARCH 24, 2007 JEFF BURTON, NATHAN CARTER, MILES COOLIDGE, JASON DODGE, TRISHA DONNELLY, PAMELA FRASER, LIAM GILLICK, ANNIKA VON HAUSSWOLFF, CARSTEN HÖLLER, BRIAN JUNGEN, JONATHAN MONK, DIEGO PERRONE, JULIA SCHMIDT, SIMON STARLING, GABRIEL VORMSTEIN, JOHANNES WOHNSEIFER .
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