too little too late
Von Ammon Co.•May 11, 2024 — Jun 16, 2024
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Washington, DC: von ammon co is pleased to announce the opening of Too Little Too Late, a two-person show by Dinos Chapman and Jason Yates. This is Chapman’s first and Yates’ second major exhibition at the gallery.
Though usually sought out by those who desire its ideal climate to maximize productivity and wellness, Los Angeles is sometimes treated as a redoubt for the most deranged, battered and cynical of us. From these isolated sources tends a style of artwork that synthesizes the stuff of Los Angeles—the failing vision of the animation houses; being subsumed by technologies that would prefer to sink into our skin than offer a refuge from the onslaught of daily boredom and toil; the cozy archetype of the 20th century suburban householder sleepwalking into a new era of Christian nationalist cultism. It is through the eyes of Los Angeles and its sprawling environs that the most beguiling, repulsive vision of the 21st century can be seen. Whether via invasion of the exurban household…
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too little too late
Von Ammon Co.•May 11, 2024 — Jun 16, 2024
Press Release
Washington, DC: von ammon co is pleased to announce the opening of Too Little Too Late, a two-person show by Dinos Chapman and Jason Yates. This is Chapman’s first and Yates’ second major exhibition at the gallery.
Though usually sought out by those who desire its ideal climate to maximize productivity and wellness, Los Angeles is sometimes treated as a redoubt for the most deranged, battered and cynical of us. From these isolated sources tends a style of artwork that synthesizes the stuff of Los Angeles—the failing vision of the animation houses; being subsumed by technologies that would prefer to sink into our skin than offer a refuge from the onslaught of daily boredom and toil; the cozy archetype of the 20th century suburban householder sleepwalking into a new era of Christian nationalist cultism. It is through the eyes of Los Angeles and its sprawling environs that the most beguiling, repulsive vision of the 21st century can be seen. Whether via invasion of the exurban household…
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