An arm extends through a white screen within an irregular rectangular-ish shape. What could be a hand or a hunk of meat levitates.

Hayal Pozanti: Lingering

Jessica Silverman is pleased to announce Lingering, on view from January 15 to February 26, 2022.…

Vertical lines create an illusion of depth, where shades of black and grey layer shadows that converge in one bold strip of rose fire red.

Julian Hoeber: Relief from Pictures

Jessica Silverman is pleased to announce Julian Hoeber: Relief From Pictures, on view from January 15…

Sadie Barnette: Inheritance

Employing archival material–such as the 500-page dossier compiled by the FBI surveilling her father, Rodney Barnette, during his time in the Black Panther Party–the artist wields the personal nature of generational inheritance to inflect international political struggle with urgency, collapsing temporal distinctions of past and present.

A cartoonish house, with a stone chimney and imbricated pink tiles, squats, blubbery and soft against a similarly cartoonish backdrop of rolling, grey hills.

Catherine Wagner: Clues to Civilization

Spanning over three decades, each of the series are fortified by a rigorous examination of knowledge creation and transference, reckoning with collective historical foundations and the concept of the body politic.

In a dazzling dance of wings, beak, body, and color, four corvids are stretched across a neutral cream sky, around a deep blue moon and encircling a yawning red void—the stripped and mythological depiction recalls superstitious themes of spirit, power, and story.

Clare Rojas: Here We Go

The acrylic-on-panel work bears witness to Rojas’s superstitious Peruvian heritage.

A black circle hovers just above the exact center of a grey rectangle. There is a white glow emanating from behind the circle. There is a pattern of faint lines over the grey field.

Homage to a Circle: Tammy Rae Carland, Marsha Cottrell, Zoe Leonard & Davina Semo

The show explores spinning, ringing, orbiting, enclosing, ruminating, and revolving. More than a formal exploration, the show is a social and psychological journey that leads to all sorts of unexpected terrains.

An abstract figurative silkscreened work depicting eight, lilac-bodied figures. One figure floats down from the upper left corner with blue and green rays emanating from its head and hips. The figure's arms reach toward the other seven figures, and white stars cover their breasts. White streams flow toward the other seven figures, who have their arms raised toward the floating figure.

Judy Chicago: Mother Earth + Cohanim

Jessica Silverman is pleased to present two shows by Judy Chicago: “Mother Earth,” an exhibition of new and historic works expressive of the artist’s longstanding concern for the environment and climate justice; and “Cohanim,” a series of porcelain paintings, commemorating Leonard Cohen and his lyrics.

Variable West

New Voices on West Coast Art

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