Exhibitor listing
ArtHelix / SHIM
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E-mail address :
info.arthelix@gmail.com
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Website :
http://www.arthelix.com
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ArtHelix works to engage the parts of the art world that others overlook.
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Artists Exhibited at the show:
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Maha Alasaker
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Jerry Atkins
Jerry Atkins
Self Portrait (Little Willie)
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Danielle Baron Atkins
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Becky Bailey
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Emma Balder
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Gregory Brellochs
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Barry Roal Carlsen
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Dean Christensen
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Julie Davidow
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Lisa DiClerico
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Ellen Hackl Fagan
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Joana Fischer
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Marzia Gamba
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James Gardella
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Marina Gonella
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Gabriele Gutwirth
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Shani Ha
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Roman Kalinovski
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Jenifer Kent
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Judith Berk King
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Shane Kohfield
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Katherine Mann
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Juliet Martin
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Michael McKeown
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Mary Murphy
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Onel Naar
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Golzar Naghshineh
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Chamberlin Newsome
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William Norton
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Christina Pettersson
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Jenny Phillips
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Chelsea Ramirez
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Julia Rooney
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Marcy Rosenblat
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Robert Samartino
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Gwyneth Scally
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Amy Schissel
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Ko Smith
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Karen Snouffer
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Adriano Valeri
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Claudia Vieira
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Jowita Wyszomirska
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Zelda Zinn
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Other Artists represented by the Gallery:
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Charles Clough
Charles Clough
Biography :
Charles Clough is an American painter and recipient of this years Guggenheim Grant in Fine Arts. A long time resident of Buffalo, Clough was among the vanguard of artists there (Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo and others) that formed Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center in the late 1970's and early 1980's. Moving to New York City in those years he was also an early exhibiting artist at Colin De Land's groundbreaking gallery American Fine Arts Co. He has shown nationally and internationally for over 3 decades and paintings are represented in over 70 Museum collections.
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Brian Gaman
Brian Gaman
Biography :
Beginning in the mid-1970s Brian Gaman embarked on a highly personal exploration on the nature and process of seeing. His ambiguous sculptures rest on the border between industrial cast-offs and intricate, almost magical machines. Enigmatic, large-scale works on paper suggest physical form that has somehow evaporated into the mist. In all his work, Gaman sought to express a visual language that is seductive and unknowable. Fleeting and captivating, Gaman’s art implies that emotionally compelling meaning can be teased from even the simplest of visual gestures.
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Peter Hopkins
Peter Hopkins
Biography :
Peter Hopkins is an American artist,curator, and gallerist. A founding member of Colin De Land's radical American Fine Arts Gallery he has exhibited nationally and internationally for over 30 years.
His work has been included in the Whitney Museum, the Corcoran Biennial, and Documenta IX and numerous solo, group, and museum exhibitions.
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Royce Weatherly
Royce Weatherly
Biography :
Born 1957, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Royce Weatherly, American painter, BA Wake Forest University (1980), MFA University of Wisconsin/Madison 1984, 2015 Guggenheim Grant recipient; has over 3 decades developed a profoundly simple and yet deeply enigmatic personal painting style that combines his peculiar Vermeer-like still lives with a eerie quietude devoid of narrative symbolism.
Slowly made, these works are both luminous and precise in detail, but refuse any greater meaning than what seems to be laid out before us. A potato, or some cooking lard, or a cellophane cigarette wrapper minus the package of cigarettes; the unnoticed held up to scrutiny in an attempt to draw the extraordinary out of the ordinary under an intense gaze that is as much that of a philosopher, or a forensic scientist as that of a painter.
Exhibition :
Winner of 2015 Guggenheim Grant, and awarded prestigious Inge Maren Otto Fellowship to the Watermill Center 2017.
GALLERY INFORMATION
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Founded in
2013
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ArtHelix is modeled on the former American Fine Arts Co. Gallery created by Colin de Land.
As a "meta" gallery, ArtHelix is both a space dedicated to showing challenging art works, but also willing to look at the very ways that art galleries operate as cultural meaning creators.
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