“Fallibility of Perception”
2 March—13 April, 2019
Category: News
Joe Amrhein’s work included in “The Fabricated Drawing” at Lesley Heller Workspace
Joe Amrhein’s work is included in “The Fabricated Drawing” at Lesley Heller Workspace, curated by Robin Hill
“The Fabricated Drawing” features work by:
Joe AMRHEIN, Julia COUZENS, Robin HILL, Sharon LOUDEN and Cathy STONE
Exhibition Dates: March 26 – May 7, 2017
Opening reception: Wednesday, March 29, 6-8pm
More information available at Lesley Heller Workspace.
Joe Amrhein’s work included in “A Brief Gospel for Our Times” at ART 3, Brooklyn, NY
Joe Amrhein’s work is included in “A Brief Gospel for Our Times” at ART 3 in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The exhibition runs from February 18 – March 26, 2017.
The exhibition features the work of:
Joe AMRHEIN, Dan BAINBRIDGE, William CORWIN, Carin RILEY, Hazel Lee SANTINO, Andre VON MORISSE
Joe Amrhein’s solo show, “Forged Identities” on view at Another Year in LA
Joe Amrhein’s solo show, “Forged Identities,” is on view at Another Year in LA (online only), and features numerous works on paper and found material, as well as videos of works in progress. View the exhibition here.
Joe Amrhein included in BREAK GROUND at ART3 in Bushwick, Brooklyn
Joe Amrhein is included in BREAK GROUND at ART3 in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
BREAK GROUND: Amrhein-Welish, Schur-Seligson
February 17 – March 20, 2016
Opening Wednesday February 17, 2016
“Museum Studies” Exhibition at the Berman Museum Opening Rescheduled for Tues, 10 Feb, 4:30-6:30pm
“Museum Studies” Exhibition at the Berman Museum, including work by Joe Amrhein, will have its opening reception rescheduled for Tues, 10 Feb, 4:30-6:30pm.
Joe Amrhein Included in Pay to Play at Odetta, Brooklyn, NY
Joe Amrhein is included in Pay to Play at Odetta in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The exhibition runs from January 16 – March 8, 2015.
Joe Amrhein to Speak on a Panel at BRIC Arts
Joe Amrhein will be participating in a panel discussion, Pioneers! O’ Pioneers!, at BRIC in Brooklyn, Tuesday January 21. Find out more about the event here.
Pioneers! O’ Pioneers!
This panel discussion accompanying the OPEN (C)ALL exhibition will offer historic perspectives on the changing landscapes for artists’ work and exhibition spaces since the 1950s.
Panelists will include the renowned American art critic and art historian,Irving Sandler, a witness to the 10th Street in the 1950s, an early example of an “alternative” art scene and a center for Abstract Expressionist painters; artist Joyce Kozloff and art critic and historian Max Kozloff, pioneers of the Soho art scene in the 1970s; Walter Robinson, a painter and critic who documented the art scene in the Lower East Side in the 1980s; and Joe Amrhein, artist and founder of the pioneering Williamsburg gallery Pierogi, who will discuss the rise of Brooklyn and Williamsburg in the 1990s. The discussion will be moderated by Paddy Johnson, founding Editor of Art F City and the Arts Editor for The L Magazine.
JOIN US for this fascinating and timely discussion.
Joe Amrhein will be Giving a Sign-Lettering Workshop at Yale, 6 Feb
Joe Amrhein will be giving a sign-lettering workshop as part of the Side Show exhibition on view at Yale University. The workshop will be held on 6 February. More details on the exhibition and additional events below.
Joe Amrhein Included in “Spaced Out: Migration to the Interior” Curated by Phong Bui
Curated by Phong Bui and Rail Curatorial Projects
Exhibition Dates: 10 October – 14 December, 2014
Hours: 10am – 6pm, Wednesday through Sunday
Location: 220 West 18th St., NY, NY 10011
Artists:
Joe AMRHEIN, Gregory CREWDSON, Cao FEI, Keltie FERRIS, Sylvie FLEURY, Robert GOBER, Tamara GONZALES, Deborah KASS, Jon KESSLER, Jim LAMBIE, Charles LeDRAY, Ryan TRECARTIN, Chris MARTIN, Takeshi MURATA, John O’CONNOR, Roxy PAINE, Bruce PEARSON, Rona PONDICK, Ugo RONDINONE, Alexander ROSS, Mika ROTTENBERG, Will RYMAN, Peter SAUL, James SIENA, Philip TAAFFE, Kazumi TANAKA, Fred TOMASELLI, Richard TUTTLE, Leo VILLAREAL, Peter Lamborn WILSON, Lisa YUSKAVAGE
Curated by Phong Bui and the Rail Curatorial Projects this exhibition features a selection of artists, born between the 1920s and 1980s, who have common interests in psychedelic experience, disordered time perception, consensus trance induction, turn on-tune in-drop out, temporal illusion, altered state of awareness, and novelty theory. Utilizing the psychedelic as a viable space of artistic creation—heightened uses of color, exuberant patterns, distorted forms, fantastical imagery in repetition or chaos, and a highly idiosyncratic visual language—the works seek to challenge our perception.