PARALLEL REALITIES & UNPOPULAR TRUTHS
MARCH 10 - April 30, 2020
3718 W. Slauson, Los Angeles
curated by Mylo Mu and Storm Ascher
Los Angeles, CA — Superposition Gallery is proud to present its ninth exhibition: Parallel Realities and Unpopular Truths, curated by Mylo Mu and Storm Ascher. The exhibition will run from March 10 to April 30, 2020 at 3718 W. Slauson and features seven artists from Los Angeles and New York. Superposition Gallery will celebrate the exhibition with an artists’ reception on March 14th from 7PM to 10PM.
The curatorial experiment centers artwork that unravels process and history to amplify the possibilities of medium. Often intimate or poetic, these paintings, sculptures and videos operate as bodily postures that symbolize the crossing of language and matter; sign and desire. This group show features artists that share interests in family, personal cosmologies and inventive languages and present a renewed approach to art as a tool for world-making. Drawn from the
collections of artists of Superposition Gallery, the works aim to name a new zeitgeist in contemporary art—one that not only surveys, but also poeticizes the gallery space. These seven artists dig into life’s experience to assert that origin does not prevail over destination. Exhibiting artists: Jessica Bellamy, Noah Humes, Java Jones, Eilen Itzel Mena, Haleigh Nickerson, Ginger Q and Raelis Vasquez.
Superposition Gallery is grateful to SoLA Contemporary and their hospitality for this iteration of borrowed space. SoLA Contemporary is a nonprofit, artist-run organization supporting advanced explorations in contemporary art in the Crenshaw district of South LA. Parallel Realities and Unpopular Truths is open by appointment at 3718 W. Slauson from March 10 - March 14, 2020. The gallery is ADA accessible. For more information regarding previews and appointments please contact info@superpositiongallery.com.
A GROUP EXHIBITION AT SUPERPOSITION GALLERY CURATED BY MYLO MU AND STORM ASCHER THAT CENTERS ARTWORK THAT UNRAVELS PROCESS AND HISTORY TO AMPLIFY THE POSSIBILITIES OF MEDIUM OFTEN INTIMATE, OR POETIC; THESE PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES AND INSTALLATIONS OPERATE AS BODILY POSTURES THAT SYMBOLIZE THE CROSSING OF LANGUAGE AND MATTER, SIGN AND DESIRE. THIS EXHIBITION FEATURES ARTISTS THAT SHARE INTERESTS IN FAMILY, PERSONAL COSMOLOGIES AND INVENTIVE LANGUAGES. THE LOS ANGELES AND NYC BASED ARTISTS PRESENT A RENEWED APPROACH TO ART AS A TOOL FOR WORLD-MAKING. DRAWN FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF ARTISTS OF SUPERPOSITION GALLERY, THE WORKS AIM TO NAME A NEW ZEITGEIST IN CONTEMPORARY ART-ONE THAT NOT ONLY SURVEYS, BUT ALSO POETICIZES THE GALLERY SPACE. THESE EMERGING ARTISTS DIG INTO LIFE'S EXPERIENCE TO ASSERT THAT ORIGIN DOES NOT PREVAIL OVER DESTINATION.
Additional Exhibition History
March 2020, Parallel Realities & Unpopular Truths, curated by Mylo Mu and Storm Ascher, Los Angeles, CA
February 2020, Labor of Love, in partnership with FRIEZE Los Angeles: In The City, Little Ethiopia, Los Angeles, CA
February 2020, Pretty Things, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, DTLA Skylight Row, CA
December 2019, Who Owns Black Art?, in partnership with ZEAL, Little Haiti, FL
November 2019, THE GLITCH, curated by Haleigh Nickerson and Storm Ascher, Los Angeles, CA
September 2019, Exotic, book launch and solo exhibition for Sinjun Strom, New York, NY
August 2019, Boiling Point, One Year Anniversary, curated by Storm Ascher, Little Ethiopia, CA
May 2019, CMY=K, curated by Storm Ascher, West Adams, Los Angeles, CA
September 2018, CA$H ONLY, curated by Storm Ascher, Superposition Gallery, New York, NY
August 2018, Superposition Inaugural Exhibition, Superposition Gallery, 1001 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA