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Capitolism - The Normalization of Political Violence in the United StatesCapitolism - The Normalization of Political Violence in the United States


 January 20 - April 24, 2021

Capitolism

The Normalization of Political Violence in the United States

Alán Carrasco, Willie Cole, Derek Cracco, Erin Fostel, Florian Heinke, Darius Hill, Mathias Kessler, Dawn Kramlich, Sonja Rieger, Bayeté Ross Smith, Travis Somerville, Catherine Tafur, and Melissa Vandenberg

 

 

JUST PUBLISHED

Catherine Tafur monographCatherine Tafur monograph
 

Catherine Tafur

 

with texts by

Noah Dillon

Zachary Small

and a conversation with

Eric Fischl

 

Hardcover, 316 pages, full color

approx. 12 by 9.6 in.

(ca. 30,7 by 23,7 cm)

 
ISBN:  978-0-9988397-2-1

available via ebay (click book cover on left)

 

 

 

 

 

 

click image to read the full NY Times articleclick image to read the full NY Times article

 

Eugene James Martin "Slap Happy"Eugene James Martin "Slap Happy"

 

Eugene James Martin

Slap Happy

1984-1987

ink, colored pencil. graphite, and acrylic on paper

approx. 13.25 by 10.25 in. (ca. 33,8 by 26,3 cm)



click image to see a selection of available works on paper by Eugene James Martin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maus Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery and space dedicated to supporting creativity with a focus on experimental as well as issue-driven work. Through representing emerging, established, and internationally recognized artists, the gallery is committed to bringing a global perspective to contemporary issues and practices across the Visual Arts. The program consists of exhibitions, print publications, and media outreach, emphasizing on a cross-generational narrative, placing contemporary artists in dialogue with and within the context of historically relevant artists.

A rigorous gallery exhibition program, focusing on ten to twelve week long exhibitions, has become a staple of curatorial excellence in the South of the US, and the gallery has received critical attention from the press, including Art Forum and Art in America. The exhibition Mark Flood: FACEBOOK FARM  was selected as one of three finalists for the AICA-USA Award for Excellence in Art Criticism and Curatorial Achievement in the category "Best show in a commercial space nationally outside of New York".
The gallery's mission is to offer a platform for experimentation in a culturally difficult environment through four to six gallery exhibitions a year in addition to curated projects and exhibitions abroad.

Maus Contemporary has released over a dozen publications so far, most recently monographs on gallery artists Leslie Smith III and Spanish artist Irene Grau, and is currently working on monographs of Catherine Tafur and Melissa Vandenberg.

 

 

 

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