Exhibitions

Curator: Hélène Samson

This exhibition will present a selection from JJ Levine’s major photo projects Queer Portraits, Alone Time, and Switch. Levine’s work questions the representation of traditional binary gender roles through staged photographs of queer subjects in intimate, domestic settings. More infomation

Curator: Christine Redfern

JJ Levine creates studio portraits across three major projects: Queer Portraits, Alone Time, and Switch. In all three projects, JJ Levine provokes thought, while maintaining a commitment to formal photographic techniques. The underlying goal of his work is to celebrate resistance and resilience in the queer community.

Opening 2pm – 4pm May 14

Walk through with Adam Basanta @ 3pm

 

In Database Paintings, each image is created by aggregating pixels from freely available images of artworks, sourced from the permanent collections of The Tate, Guggenheim, and Reina Sofia Museums. Using custom software and machine learning techniques, groupings of pixels are “mosaicked” and collaged from the original artworks onto a novel virtual canvas, creating images that articulate a space between recognizability and emergence.

 

Image: Reina Sofia Abstraction (after Gustavo Torner), archival pigment print. Computer-generated aggregate using 27 images from the collection of Museo Reina Sofia, 36” x 23”