Check out this video in which curator Scott Rothkopf discusses the production of Wade Guyton’s eight-panel painting, Untitled (2008), and its connection to our relationship with technology. The work is on view through Sunday in Wade Guyton OS.
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In 2002, Wade Guyton invented a new paintbrush. Its name was the Epson printer.
— Jerry Saltz of New York magazine gives “huge props” to Wade Guyton. Wade Guyton OS is on view through January 13.
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“Painting, Rebooted”: The New York Times on Wade Guyton, whose midcareer retrospective opens at the Whitney October 4.
Photograph by Karsten Moran for The New York Times
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John Kelsey, Depesrsion, Impoetnce, 2012.
Kelsey repurposed found language from spam emails for these “poems,” which he presents on paper featuring the old Whitney Museum insignia, the eagle. The lists of names indicate the emails’ senders, the titles are drawn from the subject lines, and the “stanzas” consist of the seemingly random, cut and pasted content of the messages.
Bottom right photograph by Tyko
