Marked: A Collection of Works on Paper Curated by James Gallagher Jacob Buckner, Matthew Craven, Bella Foster, John Gall, Casey Gallagher, James Gallagher, Ryan Gallagher, Johanna Goodman, Jordin Isip, Rich Jacobs, Eden Lynch, Taylor McKimens, Allyson Mellberg-Taylor, Jason Polan, Simone Shubuck, Rodger Stevens, Josie Stevenson, Todd St John, Adam Stolorow, Storm Tharp, John Whitlock, Bryce Wymer Gallery at Atlas 11 Spring St, Newburgh, NY Sept. 28 – Oct. 26, 2019 Saturday–Sunday: 12–6pm Monday–Friday: By appointment Following empress Dildospeer Shoving a knife into the back of The men who will never be remembered- as she leads us against the the police chiefs neck, 2018 (the hand of god), 2019 state, 2018 Monotype Offset lithograph Monotype 23” x 15” unframed 35’’ x 37’’ unframed 23” x 15” unframed $450 $600 $450 SOLD

Jacob Buckner Jacob Buckner is a recent graduate of Purchase College, SUNY. Why are some historical objects collected and recorded while others are forgotten? What are the forgotten histories beneath the surface? My prints/drawings on paper act as a transcript of these histories. To take away, to smudge, to rip, and to erase an image illuminates the states between memory and decay. My performances, paintings, and installations follow the works on paper where an archive is asserted while at the same time it is corroded, doubled, negated, and forgotten again. Relics l, 2017 Containment ll, 2017 Crossbearer, 2017 Origins ll, 2017 Ink and found images on found paper Ink and found images on found paper Ink and found images on found paper Ink and found images on found paper 14” x 22” framed 14” x 22” framed 14” x 22” framed 14” x 22” framed $2500 $2500 $2500 $2500 Courtesy Asya Geisberg Gallery, Courtesy Asya Geisberg Gallery, Courtesy Asya Geisberg Gallery, Courtesy Asya Geisberg Gallery, New York New York New York New York

Matthew Craven Attentive to physicality, Matthew Craven’s works on paper are laboriously hand-drawn on the backs of large vintage movie posters, adding a layer of age to pieces already absorbed in the passage of time. Often acquiring several copies of the same vintage textbook, he collages repeating images of ancient art and archaeological remains onto hand-drawn geometric patterns inspired by textiles and decoration from around the word. Craven’s fusions erase particularity, suggesting the primacy of geometric abstraction in our visual vocabulary and implying that patterns and perhaps histories across cultures reflect rather than oppose each other. Relying exclusively on educational and travel sources, his juxtapositions have an eerie déjà-vu quality, a result of the cultural bedrock that is embedded in our psyches. Matthew Craven was born in Michigan. He earned a BFA from Michigan State University, and received his MFA from the School of Visual Arts, NY. He has exhibited widely in the United States and abroad, including solo and two-person exhibitions at David Shelton Gallery, Houston; DCKT Contemporary, NY; Allegra LaViola Gallery, NY; Marvelli Gallery, NY; Gallery Hijinks, San Francisco; Packing, Detroit; 101/Exhibit, Los Angeles; Asya Geisberg Gallery, NY; and Get This! Gallery, Atlanta. Group exhibitions include Danese/Corey, NY; Hashimoto Contemporary, Los Angeles; SPRING/BREAK, NY; Muster-Meier, Switzerland; Richard Heller Gallery, Los Angeles; Perry Rubenstein, NY; and the Hole, NY; among others. Craven has been reviewed in The Brooklyn Rail, Art Critical, The Huffington Post, Art F City, and Burnaway, and has curated exhibitions at DCKT, Asya Geisberg Gallery, and Nudashank. 11” x 13” framed

Echo Park, 2019 Clay Idol, 2019 On the Beach, 2019 Watercolor Watercolor Watercolor 16” x 20” framed / 11” x 13” unframed 11” x 14” framed / 8” x 9” unframed 11” x 14” framed / 8” x 10” unframed $1500 $1200 $1200

Bella Foster Bella Foster was born in Los Angeles, CA in 1985 and lives in Grass Valley, CA. She received a Bachelor of Fine Art from the School of Visual Arts in New York, NY in 1997. One person exhibitions of her work have been presented at Canada, New York, NY (2017), South Willard, Los Angeles, CA (2015), and Art Since the Summer of 69, New York, NY (2010), and a two-person exhibition with Elwyn Palmerton was presented at Southfirst, Brooklyn, NY in 2008. Foster’s work has been featured in thematic exhibitions such as Palo Santo, Ratio 3, San Francisco, CA (2018); Fort Greene, Venus Over Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (2016); Material, Salon 94, New York, NY (2012); Greater Brooklyn, CRG Gallery, New York, NY (2005); and Where are we going? Where do we come from? And where are we going?, Champion Fine Art, Los Angeles, CA (2004). PRICE LIST

“Half-titled 001” $750

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“Half-titled 001” $750 “Half-titled 002” *The piece, “Half- $750 (spoken for)* titled 002” has been promised to someone but if a buyer was interested in acquir- ing the whole group for say, $3500 I can “Half-titled 002” *The piece, “Half- titled 002”figure has something been out $750 (spoken for)* as a replacement for “Half-titled 003” promised to someone my friend. $750 but if a buyer was interested in acquir- ing the whole group for say, $3500 I can figure something out “Half-titled 003” as a replacement for $750 “Half-titled 004” my friend. $750

“Half-titled 004” “Half-titled 005” $750 $750

“Half-titled“Half-titled 005” 009” $750 $750

Half-titled 001, 2019 Half-titled 002, 2019 Half-titled 003, 2019 Half-titled 004, 2019 Half-titled 005, 2019 Half-titled 006, 2019 Found paper collage Found paper collage Found paper collage Found paper collage Found paper collage Found paper collage 6” x 9” framed 6” x 9” framed 6” x 9” framed 6” x 9” framed 6” x 9” framed 6” x 9” framed $750 $750 $750 $750 $750 $750 SOLD

“Half-titled 009” $750 John Gall For the past 25 years, graphic designer John Gall has designed award-winning books and covers for the likes of Haruki Murakami, Vladimir Nabokov and Dave Eggers. What began ten years ago as a personal pursuit to expand his way of visual thinking, the collage work soon became its own form of artistic expression and has grown to address themes beyond its original intent. Working strictly within the parameters of cutting and glueing paper to paper, Gall questions and dismantles the decision making process as it relates to our own instinctive and learned notions of what means to make art. The pieces shown here are part of an ongoing series called “Half-titled” which begin with the half-title page from books he has scavenged and is a play on the art world trope of titling art as “Untitled”. Kadija, 2018 Ink $750

Casey Gallagher Casey Gallagher is a recent graduate of the Cooper Union and is busy drawing somewhere in Brooklyn at this exact moment. Collages, 2019 Found paper $550 each

James Gallagher James Gallagher uses collage to investigate human form and personal identity. His work has been exhibited in galleries around the world and featured in publications such as The Lab Magazine, Elephant Magazine, unFlop Paper and NYArts. His images have appeared in numerous books from Die Gestalten Verlag, including Cutting Edges: Contemporary Collage which Gallagher co-edited. Over the past decade he has curated numerous international collage exhibition and is the publisher, editor and creative director of the contemporary art magazine Secret Behavior. Untitled (Pure Honey), 2018 Untitled 2, 2018 Acrylic and cut paper Acrylic and cut paper Untitled 1, 2018 16” x 20” framed 30” x 30” unframed Acrylic and cut paper $450 $750 30” x 38” unframed SOLD $750 SOLD

Ryan Gallagher Ryan Gallagher is a mysterious artist who’s currently living, working, and surviving in Brooklyn, NY. The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings , Plate No. 369, 2019 Plate No. 257, 2019 Plate No. 367, 2019 Collage on masonite Collage on masonite Collage on masonite 15.5” x 23.5” unframed 15.5” x 23.5” unframed 15.5” x 23.5” unframed $1000 $1000 $1000

Johanna Goodman New York-based Artist, Johanna Goodman studied at Boston University’s School of Fine Art (Boston) and Parsons School of Design (NYC) where she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration in 1992. She has been a freelance Illustrator ever since. Her work has garnered awards from The Society of Publication Design, American Illustration, and Communication Arts. In July 2017 she was awarded a NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship grant for Printmaking / Drawing / Book Arts for her work on The Catalogue of Imaginary Beings. Clients include: The Metropolitan Transit Authority of New York, The Museum of Natural History, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, West Elm, Habitat Skateboards, The Sidney Hillman Foundation, The Paley Center for Media, Time Magazine, Rolling Stone, Le Monde, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, New York Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Bust Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine and The Progressive among many others. By and By, 2019 Mixed media 30” x 22” unframed $2200

Jordin Isip Jordin Isip is from Queens, NY, and has a BFA from RISD (Rhode Island School of Design). His work has appeared in numerous publications including The Atlantic, The Baffler, Juxtapoz, McSweeney’s, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Time, as well as on book covers, theater posters, and music packaging. Jordin has received recognition from American Illustration, The Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, Print, and the Society of Illustrators. He has exhibited throughout the U.S. and in Berlin, Hong Kong, Kilkenny, London, Manila, , and . Jordin has curated over two dozen group shows including Mystery Meat at Future Prospects (Philippines), Scab On My Brain at Space 1026 (Philadelphia), Melted City at Blanc Gallery (Philippines), and Panorama Project 3 at Jonathan LeVine Gallery (NYC). Jordin lives and works in Brooklyn, is Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Illustration Program at Parsons School of Design, and Chair of the Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Competition. Various Drawings $800 each*

*exceptions: Two small sketch book pages $400 each Two spray paint collages $1600 each

Rich Jacob Rich Jacobs is an artist and curator who currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Jacobs has exhibited in the United States, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Inspired by graffiti, psychedelic and folk art, Jacobs’ raw, colorful work frequently appears on a broad range of materials such as magazines, books, CD and LP covers (including most of the albums for Salt Lake City-based group Iceburn), footwear, apparel (such as parkas, skirts and dresses), skateboards, buildings, pillows and so on. gardens, 2019 mama said there’d be sour cream and honey, 2019 nervous conditions, 2019 go back and get it, 2019 inheritance, 2019 Collage on paper days like this, 2019 Collage on paper Collage on paper Collage on paper Collage on paper 8.5” x 11” framed Collage on paper 8.5” x 11” framed 8.5” x 11” framed 8.5” x 11” framed 8.5” x 11” framed $250 8.5” x 11” framed $250 $250 $250 $250 $250 SOLD SOLD SOLD

Eden Lynch visual artist, student, activist. i find inspiration in identity, nature, family, dreams, and books. i aim to use my art to tell the stories of those who often go unheard in order to build community and foster healing. Feeling at Home, 2019 Ding Dong, 2019 Acrylic and waxed crayon Acrylic and waxed crayon 11” x 14” unframed / 16” x 20” framed 11” x 14” unframed / 16” x 20” framed $2450 $2450

Taylor McKimens Taylor McKimens’ work is informed largely by his childhood in Winterhaven, California, and life in the small town on the Mexican border. He has held solo exhibitions at the Watari Museum of Contemporary Art in , Deitch Projects, Art Rock at and The Hole in New York, Studio Raffaelli in , Dio Horia in Mykonos, Loyal Gallery in , Galerie Zurcher in Paris and Annet Gelink in . His work was included in Panic Room: Selections from the Dakis Joannou Collection in , New York Minute at MACRO Museum in Rome and The Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in , Greater New York at MoMA PS1 as well as numerous other exhibitions in museums and galleries internationally. Weeding, 2019 Kelp Queen, 2019 Reef, 2019 From Top: Egg tempera and walnut Egg tempera and walnut Egg tempera and walnut Sluggo, 2019 ink on paper ink on paper ink on paper Egg tempera and 18” x 22” framed 11” x 14” framed 11” x 14” framed walnut ink on paper $1500 $900 $900 8” x 10” framed SOLD SOLD $400 SOLD Spacegarden Summersquash, 2019 Egg tempera and walnut ink on paper 8” x 10” framed $400 SOLD

Allyson Mellberg-Taylor Allyson Mellberg Taylor is a drawer, painter, printmaker, sculptor, sewer, organic vegetable and pigment gardener, mama, zine/artist book maker, science- fiction lover, and art teacher who lives in Charlottesville, Virginia. Allyson’s work is rooted in dystopic sci-fi and the lovely/uncomfortable space we humans attempt to occupy in nature. Untitled, 2019 Untitled, 2019 Untitled, 2019 Ink Ink Ink 9” x 12” framed 9” x 12” framed 9” x 12” framed $200 $200 $200 SOLD SOLD SOLD

Jason Polan I usually wake up at 10 or 11 a.m. I wake up later than most people because I like staying up really late. I usually will look at the Internet for a little—send emails or post something on Instagram. I will then probably head to the post office to check my Post Office Box or mail packages or letters that I prepared the night before. I might stop and get a coffee. I will meander around SoHo, an area in downtown Manhattan that I like and live near. I might take a train up to the Museum of Modern Art to wander around a little. I really like drawing people there because they are focused on the art (and not me). I will probably get a sandwich up there or head back down to Union Square. I will probably stop at a bookstore or two and hopefully run into a friend or two. I might grab some groceries on the way home and then make dinner. I will scan the drawings I made throughout the day, or make new illustrations if I have a deadline coming up. I will write some mail and watch some things on the Internet, maybe a movie or a TV show. I will then read a bit and then go to bed. Untitled (Yellow wife), 2017 Untitled (black discs), 2013 Untitled (Yellow bottom), 2015 Untitled (Black eyes and all), 2016 Mixed media on paper Mixed media on paper Mixed media on paper Mixed media on paper 11” x 15” unframed / 15” x 20” framed 11” x 15” unframed / 15” x 20” framed 11” x 15” unframed / 15” x 20” framed 11” x 15” unframed / 15” x 20” framed $4300 $4300 $4300 $4300

Simone Shubuck Simone Shubuck received her BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in and has exhibited at numerous galleries included Susie Q. Zurich (Switzerland), Jack Hanley Gallery (San Francisco), Kantor Feuer (Los Angeles) and Zach Feuer Gallery (New York). Her work is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Sketches Various sizes Prices Upon Request

Rodger Stevens Rodger Stevens is an American artist and sculptor whose principal medium is wire. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Rodger studied at the Parsons School of Design and the School of Visual Arts in as well as the Studio Programs at the Brooklyn Museum of Art (NY) and the Museum of Arts and Design (NY). He is now an internationally exhibited artist with work in numerous private and institutional collections. He is represented by galleries in New York and abroad, including Kinder Modern (NY), Brad Ford’s Fair (NY), Timothy Yarger Fine Art (Los Angeles), and Mint Gallery (London). Commissions include: The Whitney Museum of Art, The American Folk Art Museum, PS1, Tiffany & Co., Barneys, Sothebys, Starbucks, Nike, West Elm, The New Yorker Magazine, The Katonah Museum, The Bristol Museum, David Rockwell, Jonathan Adler, Todd Oldham, The W Hotel, Mumm’s Champagne, Yohji Yamamoto, The New York Children’s Museum of Art, The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Stuart Weitzman, Persol, The Hangaram Museum of Art in Seoul, The American Greetings Company, and Persol. Long Grass 1, 2019 Long Grass 2, 2019 Long Grass 3, 2019 Long Grass 4, 2019 Drawing and collage Drawing and collage Drawing and collage Drawing and collage 8” x10” unframed 8” x10” unframed 8” x10” unframed 8” x10” unframed 11” x17” framed 11” x17” framed 11” x17” framed 11” x17” framed $375 $375 $375 $375 SOLD

Josie Stevenson After working abstractly for several years, my most recent work has taken on a more figurative manner. With its collaged elements, Long Grass largely references the craft of flower arrangement, and the deliberation and reflection that goes into such a practice. Color has been eliminated as a means of creating a focus on form, texture and composition. Untitled (Banana), 2019 Untitled (Monstera), 2019 Watercolor Watercolor 22” x 30” unframed 22” x 30” unframed $1250 $1250

Todd St. John Todd St. John is an artist, designer, animator and sometimes furniture maker. He sees little separation between the many mediums he deploys, just as he relishes the interplay between his ongoing generative personal practice, frequent collaborations, and client-driven projects. In the surfaces and forms of all St. John’s work—whether furniture, product, graphic campaign or illustration—reside the crosscurrents of his varied experiences and interests in texture, scale, light, movement, image, abstraction, and materiality. Originally from Oahu, Hawaii, St. John currently lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife, Stella and their three children. Birds of North America Painted Bunting, 2019 Indigo Snake Eating (Plate 1), 2019 Paper collage Eggs of North American Paper collage 10” x 12” framed Coot, 2019 10” x 12” framed $400 Paper collage $400 10” x 12” framed $400

Living Fence, 2019 Lexicon, 2019 Ink on paper silkscreen Paper collage 18” x 24” unframed 18” x 24” framed $80 $750 Edition of 25 signed and numbered SOLD

Adam Stolorow Adam Stolorow’s recent collage series Hybrids and Birds of North America decontextualize found magazine images, often of human bodies, obscuring, con- founding and redirecting the commercial purpose of the original photographs and creating new forms in the process. Other collages contrast bright blocks of background color with intricately hand-cut black and white abstract shapes that loop like jungle vines. One of these, “Living Fence,” has been reproduced for this show as a silkscreen edition of 25. Running throughout the artist’s collage work is an emphasis on balance and form such that the combinations of bodies and cut shapes take on a distinctly sculptural quality. Tuesday, 2019 Ink on Gampi Comforts, 2019 Improvements, 2019 18.5” x 23.5” unframed Ink and glue on Gampi Ink and glue on Gampi $5,500 25.5” x 31” unframed 20.5” x 30.5” unframed Courtesty of the artist and $6,500 $6,500 PDX Contemporary Art Courtesty of the artist and Courtesty of the artist and PDX Contemporary Art PDX Contemporary Art

Storm Tharp Storm Tharp was born in 1970 and raised in Ontario, Oregon. He attended Cornell Universtiy and graduated with a BFA from the College of Architecture Art and Urban Planning in 1992. He is a painter and a sculptor who’s work has been included in various public collections including, The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Albright Knox Gallery, The Cleveland Art Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego. He has exhibited his work in select galleries and museums at home and abroad. In 2010, Storm participated in The Whitney Biennial and in 2013 a mid-career survey of his work, Third Person, was presented at The Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University. In 2014 he was awarded a fellowship with the Hallie Ford Foundation and he is represented by PDX Contemporary Art in Portland, Oregon and Galerie Sébastien Bertrand in Geneva, Switzerland. Storm lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. Untitled, 2018 Untitled, 2018 Sumi Ink, Spray Paint, Cut Paper Charcoal, Carbon Pencil, Sumi Ink, 27” x 35” framed Spray Paint, Cut Paper $1200 27” x 35” framed $1200

John Whitlock John Whitlock is an Artist and Musician from Brooklyn NY working primarily in Collage and Assemblage. Inspired by popular graphic culture, and the overabundance of media stimuli present in our society, John’s work attempts to evoke familiarity through abstraction. John has been exhibited, and featured in various publications internationally – including a four page feature in Gestalten’s Age of Collage: Contemporary Collage in Modern Art. John also plays in a band called Half Human. Anarcho Patches, 2019 Various Sketchbooks Found paper textures and India ink on 150 lb watercolor paper Found paper, India ink and acrylic on moleskin 24” x 36” / 24” x 36” (diptych) unframed NOT FOR SALE $1400

Bryce Wymer Bryce Wymer is an American born visual artist currently based in New York City. His works are drawn from abbreviated figurative forms and occasionally lean into romantic, anxiety, tinged narratives. These works are characterized by a unique combination of bold graphic compositions and humanist abstraction. Wymer utilizes a bold candy like palette to engage and bring the viewer into his narratives. His use of limited pallets, overlapping elements and cross sections are a direct result of his interest into the many layers of the human condition.