Amanda Ross-Ho, Dawn Cerny, Steve Kado
Veronica•Jul 11, 2026 — Aug 29, 2026
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Veronica presents a group show of work by Dawn Cerny, Steve Kado and Amanda Ross-Ho.
Dawn Cerny’s (b. 1979, Carpinteria, CA) sculptures and drawings begin with the notion that “furniture” and “mother” are figures that secure a value (to others) for their potential to hold, display, or be absent-mindedly left with things. Putting form and color to work and entrusting no small part to contingency, these works behave like gestural understudies for a play about the day-to-day grinding weariness and joyful slapstick absurdity of human relationships—about trying to Work It Out…or not. Cerny has had solo institutional exhibitions at the Frye Art Museum (2025); the Seattle Art Museum (2021); the Portland Art Museum (2017); and the Henry Art Gallery (2008 and 2017). Her sculptures, works on paper, and collaborative projects have been exhibited in institutions and galleries across, including AU_PASSAGE, Paris (2025); F Gallery, Houston (2022); Cooper Cole, Toronto (2018); and MOCA, Los Angeles…
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Amanda Ross-Ho, Dawn Cerny, Steve Kado
Veronica•Jul 11, 2026 — Aug 29, 2026
Press Release
Veronica presents a group show of work by Dawn Cerny, Steve Kado and Amanda Ross-Ho.
Dawn Cerny’s (b. 1979, Carpinteria, CA) sculptures and drawings begin with the notion that “furniture” and “mother” are figures that secure a value (to others) for their potential to hold, display, or be absent-mindedly left with things. Putting form and color to work and entrusting no small part to contingency, these works behave like gestural understudies for a play about the day-to-day grinding weariness and joyful slapstick absurdity of human relationships—about trying to Work It Out…or not. Cerny has had solo institutional exhibitions at the Frye Art Museum (2025); the Seattle Art Museum (2021); the Portland Art Museum (2017); and the Henry Art Gallery (2008 and 2017). Her sculptures, works on paper, and collaborative projects have been exhibited in institutions and galleries across, including AU_PASSAGE, Paris (2025); F Gallery, Houston (2022); Cooper Cole, Toronto (2018); and MOCA, Los Angeles…























































































