Ahlan Wa Sahlan
For almost a year now, the place where we live has taken on a new meaning. Our relationships with objects, people, pets, plants, and even solitude itself have dramatically changed.
I had the idea for this exhibition while gazing at Swedish artist Christopher Robin Nordstr枚m鈥檚 miniature sculpture, a 1:20 scale replica of a Japanese K艒ban. I noticed a resonance between the K艒ban鈥攖he centerpiece of the show鈥攁nd many other pieces in my personal collection.
For this public exhibition I invite you to join me in appreciating these artists and enter into the world I typically share with my partner and a few friends. In doing so, I hope to rebuild some of the social connections that we have been deprived of for far too long.
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For almost a year now, the place where we live has taken on a new meaning. Our relationships with objects, people, pets, plants, and even solitude itself have dramatically changed.
I had the idea for this exhibition while gazing at Swedish artist Christopher Robin Nordstr枚m鈥檚 miniature sculpture, a 1:20 scale replica of a Japanese K艒ban. I noticed a resonance between the K艒ban鈥攖he centerpiece of the show鈥攁nd many other pieces in my personal collection.
For this public exhibition I invite you to join me in appreciating these artists and enter into the world I typically share with my partner and a few friends. In doing so, I hope to rebuild some of the social connections that we have been deprived of for far too long.
Artists on show
- Aaron Ruff
- Alan Kleinberg
- Alexandria Smith
- Anne Mourier
- Camille de Galbert
- Christopher Daniels
- Christopher Robin Nordström
- Danielle Durchslag
- Francisca Benitez
- Jean-Christian Bourcart
- Mac Premo
- Malcolm McCleod Brown
- Mathis Altmann
- Naji Raji
- Nicolás Enríquez
- Noah Klersfeld
- Oliver Jeffers
- Ryan Frank
- Shannon Finnegan
- Simon Courchel
- Stephen Morrison
- Steven and William Ladd
