Open Spring Studios 2017 Opening Fri, April 21 Reception 6–9 pm Open Sat, April 22 Hours 1–8 pm International Studio & Curatorial Program 1040 Metropolitan Ave Brooklyn, New York 11211 iscp-nyc.org @iscp_nyc #iscpopenstudios iscp 101 107 Artists & Curators in Residence Elaine Byrne Alexis Dahan iscp United States / Ireland, Artist United States / France, Artist iscp , Damir Avdagic 220 Norway , Honey Biba Beckerlee 213 Denmark Northern Shamrock 1, Shamrock Northern Nina Bovasso 105 United States tracks Off the beaten 2017, print on glass, 30 × 60 in. Kotelny Island, East Siberian Sea Kotelny Elaine Byrne, 2016, plaster, dimensions variable 2016, plaster, Elaine Byrne 101 United States / Ireland Dahan, Alexis Byrne’s research-based practice examines and engages with over- Naomi Campbell 102 United States / Japan looked histories, individual and collective narratives, historical texts Dahan is interested in how the past appears in current urban phe- and archival materials, and artworks as a platform to mobilize history nomena such as cobblestone roads, payphones, fire alarms and fire Danilo Correale 304 Italy as it relates to current political and social concerns. Byrne shows work hydrants. He shows completed and in-progress sculptures and draw- in progress for an exhibition in September at the Hugh Lane Gallery, ings. Recent exhibitions include LAMB Arts, London; Art Production Dublin, which will include video, photography, painting and sculpture Fund & The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas; and Five Eleven, New York. Lourdes Correa-Carlo 110 United States relating to the militarization currently happening in the Arctic. Recent exhibitions include 21st.Projects, New York; ISCP, New York; and Kevin Kavanagh Gallery, Dublin. Alexis Dahan 107 United States / France 107 Spring 2017 Raul Valverde Spring 2017 Anne de Vries 217 The Netherlands 102 United States / Spain, Artist Constant Dullaart 219 The Netherlands Naomi Campbell United States / Japan, Artist Derek Dunlop 211 Canada Christian Falsnaes 207 Denmark Antonio Fiorentino 306 Italy Stephanie Gudra 212 Germany , 2017, site specific object, 75 × 11 in. , 2017, site object, specific Mark Hilton 108 United States Tetsugo Hyakutake 305 Japan , 2017, metal, glass, stained glass, 5 × 10 3 in. Aki Inomata 209 Japan Surplus (cylinder #217) Pekka & Teija Isorättyä 216 Finland Series #7 Probe Raul Valverde, Raul Valverde, Jess Johnson 303 Australia / New Zealand Valverde’s projects are context-specific and often involve the use of Naomi Campbell, Campbell, Naomi Ayesha Kamal Khan 210 United States / Pakistan appropriation, illusion and irony. He works with a variety of media, including installations, computer-generated simulations, social interventions, photography and publications. Valverde presents new Ling-lin Ku 302 Taiwan / United States Campbell pioneers new directions in three-dimensional stained glass, experiments from the series Surplus, which explores strategies of art in addition to other areas in visual art. Combining her background production and exhibition display. Recent exhibitions include Day Elli Kuruş 214 Germany in art and science, she explores the physics of light, space and time. & Night Projects, Atlanta; The Bronx Museum of the Arts; and The She addresses perception as applied to the retinal world, continuing International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Cartagena de Indias. long-term investigations into global food production and engineering. Sonia Leimer 218 Austria / Italy Exhibitions include SCOPE Miami; Asian Contemporary Art Fair, New York; and Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. 108 Jia-Jen Lin 202 Taiwan / United States Mark Hilton Tess Maunder 205 Australia 105 United States, Artist Nina Bovasso Mazaccio & Drowilal 203 France United States, Artist Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi 221 India Yvonne Mullock 301 Canada / United Kingdom Open Studios Jonas Nobel 215 Sweden Open Studios Liam O’Brien 206 Australia 10 × 7 in. , 2017, graphite on paper, Liutauras Psibilskis 109 United States Untitled Bita Razavi 204 Finland / Estonia / Iran 50 × 40 in. , 2010, ink on abaca handmade paper, Mark Hilton, Hilton, Mark Image credit: Jean Vong Photography credit:Image Jean Vong Fin Lisa Seebach 208 Germany Nina Bovasso, Nina Bovasso, Gian Maria Tosatti 201 Italy Hilton’s practice is driven by a fascination with the passage between the impossible and the inevitable. Recent exhibitions include Raising Raul Valverde 107 United States / Spain Bovasso mainly creates works on paper, and sometimes painting Cattle, Montreal; Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane; and National and sculpture. Exhibitions include Sala 1, Rome; MoCA – Museum of Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. 2 Betty Yu 222 United States Contemporary Art, Cleveland; and Galerie Schmela, Düsseldorf. 3 109 202 205 208 Liutauras Psibilskis Jia-Jen Lin Tess Maunder Lisa Seebach iscp United States, Artist Taiwan / United States, Artist Australia, Curator Germany, Artist iscp , 2017, RAM-Tetraeder: RAM-Tetraeder: , work in progress, multi- , work From the outside (Welt) From Ivana Franke, 2016 Franke, Ivana Jia-Jen Lin, channel video, 1 min. 50 sec. channel Steam 02 Steam 11th Shanghai Biennale, work by by 11th Shanghai Biennale, work Image credit:Image Kukulies Achim Tess Maunder, documentation of the Maunder, Tess Lin’s work creates imagery of the human body and its surroundings metal and glazed 86 × 127 51 in. ceramics, Lisa Seebach, Lisa Seebach, as a reflection of our psyche. She uses sculpture integrated with , January 9 × 7 in. reproduction, 16, 2016, photo photography, video and performance to portray our latent desires and Maunder is a curator, art critic, editor and researcher. Her projects to manipulated realities. Lin presents Funes’ Broken Mirror, a project date focus on the Global South, engaging mostly with the Asia-Pacific Seebach’s sculptures made of bent steel are translations from her Untitled exploring the process of searching for and reconfiguring memories. region. She was recently a co-curator of the 11th Shanghai Biennale freehand drawings. Her space-consuming sculptural formations evoke It examines how we can edit, override and remap memories through with Raqs Media Collective. She presents a Curatorial Hub, a living processes frozen in time, absurd training tools or a conglomeration of a variety of physical and visual experiences over time. Recent exhibi- archive of her curatorial projects both past and present. Recent exhibi- homemade machines. Like delicate drawings on a piece of paper, dark tions include Queens Museum; Franconia Sculpture Park, Shafer; and tions include the 11th Shanghai Biennale; Brisbane City Council; and and fragile constructions of steel stand and hang shakily in the space. Hangar, Barcelona. Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. The sculptures are based on observations of architecture, forms and Liutauras Psibilskis, structures that are isolated, modified and newly combined with one another. Recent exhibitions include Artothek–Raum für junge Kunst, Spring 2017 Cologne; Kunstverein Hannover; and Villa Arson, Nice. Spring 2017 Psibilskis studied art history in Vilnius and visual culture in London. 206 He has written for art magazines in Europe and the United States 203 and has curated exhibitions internationally. He creates translations, Mazaccio & Drowilal Liam O’Brien paintings, performances, institutions and other takes on contemporary 209 cultures. Recent exhibitions include National Gallery of Art, Vilnius; France, Artists Australia, Artist BOZAR, Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels; and Performa, New York. Aki Inomata Japan, Artist , 2015, 110 Champagne Lourdes Correa-Carlo United States, Artist , 2014, high definition 10 × 8 in., 52 pages Domestication artist’s book (published by RVB books), RVB artist’s book (published by Mazaccio & Drowilal, No Title Title No , 2009–16, hermit resin, crabs, single video, 10 min. 15 sec. channel With bold colors and caustic humor, Mazaccio & Drowilal repurpose to a “Shelter” Hand Over Not Why images from popular culture to create photographic collages, new orig- Liam O’Brien, inal images, and installations. In juxtaposing dissonant, often incom- GalleryCourtesy of Maho Kubota patible pictures, they generate a visual shock that oscillates between dimensions variable. credit: Image Aki Inomata Aki Inomata, revulsion and fascination. Mazaccio & Drowilal are currently working -Boder- Hermit Crabs? , 2016, video, 15 min. 7 sec. Governed by the inescapable dictates of mortality and time, O’Brien’s on three new bodies of work: a still-life series, a photographic sculpture practice explores questions regarding the determination of value. series and a book, all of which deal with Californian ideology, Silicon (Light) Utilizing the body, photography and video, the resulting works typi- Valley and visual representation in the digital age. Recent exhibitions cally oscillate between absurdity, humor and confrontation. Retaining Inomata creates her artworks through collaborations with living include X Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art; Galleria Continua, Lourdes Correa-Carlo,Lourdes installationof view the studio as a research and production space, O’Brien exhibits new creatures including dogs, parakeets and bagworms. Through them, Les Moulins; and the French Institute Alliance Française, New York. works currently in production alongside a cross section of existing she explores topics related to identity and questions the status quo. video and performance works. Recent exhibitions include Institute For example, she has given hermit crabs shells made with 3D printers.