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A display of monochromatic free newspaper distribution boxes, all 2025, Citizen (Free), Daily (Green), Insider 2 (Purple), Observer (Beige), and Sun (Orange), sits on a series of pedestals made of four worktables of varied heights from Rita McBride’s studio. The sculptures, which were removed from the street and painted to closely match their original color, stand as monoliths empty of information. Like much of McBride’s work, their meaning is responsive and mutable to the conditions in which it is displayed. They are a site of potential, nodding not only to shifting modes of design, but to a given form’s relationship to the public through both intended and actual use.
Alan Charlton had his first exhibition with Konrad Fischer in 1972, when he was twenty-four years old. He has been working ever since in steadfast dedication to the painting of gray monochromes on standardized, shaped, and multi-paneled canvases. Grounded in the...More
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A display of monochromatic free newspaper distribution boxes, all 2025, Citizen (Free), Daily (Green), Insider 2 (Purple), Observer (Beige), and Sun (Orange), sits on a series of pedestals made of four worktables of varied heights from Rita McBride’s studio. The sculptures, which were removed from the street and painted to closely match their original color, stand as monoliths empty of information. Like much of McBride’s work, their meaning is responsive and mutable to the conditions in which it is displayed. They are a site of potential, nodding not only to shifting modes of design, but to a given form’s relationship to the public through both intended and actual use.
Alan Charlton had his first exhibition with Konrad Fischer in 1972, when he was twenty-four years old. He has been working ever since in steadfast dedication to the painting of gray monochromes on standardized, shaped, and multi-paneled canvases. Grounded in the...More
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