Adam pendleton

Pace Gallery is pleased to present Adam Pendleton: These Elements of Me, the artist’s first solo show in Korea and his sixth with Pace. The exhibition comprises a single large-scale work: a 46-panel grid of compositions silkscreened with black ink on clear sheets of Mylar. Derived from Pendleton’s collages, the titular work is part of an ongoing series that incorporates the artist’s own writings and drawings as well as found materials, such as historical photographs and pages from books in…

Spanning painting, performance, video and writing, Adam Pendleton’s (b. 1984) practice is profoundly eclectic and critical. Within his own concept of “Black Dada”, the artist investigates the past in

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“Who Is Queen?” at MoMA is the artist’s most personal and ambitious show yet, exploring how we might live beyond labels in American society. “I want to overwhelm the museum,” he said.

Pace is pleased to present An Abstraction, an exhibition of recent paintings and drawings by New York-based artist Adam Pendleton, at its 540 West 25th Street gallery in New York from May 3 to August 16.

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Pictures and details of Adam Pendleton: Midnight in America at Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Löwenbräu Areal, Zürich, November 18, 2016 – January 21, 2017 – Contemporary art with installation views

Adam Pendleton’s exhibition considers the relations between (geometric) abstraction, Blackness, and languages of collectivity. Three basic shapes—square, triangle, and circle—are the refrains in this room-sized installation.

Take a close look at Pendleton’s painting process, breaking down the technical and formal dynamics of his canvases and the modes of thought that have inspired his latest compositions.

By Adam PendletonI woke up this morning and realized I live in a country where police mow down civilians with SUVs and storm protesters with batons, rubber bullets, tears gas, and live rounds. I realized you can lose your life for standing up for life. I realized that I am not safe, and this country is not kind. I realized we are living through a health crisis, an economic crisis, a cultural crisis, and a social crisis while the country is being led by a man who fuels all flames of dumb…