Upcoming Exhibitions
Triangle, Circle, Square: New Paintings by Shawn Powell
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 19th from 6–8pm
Shawn Powell has presented solo exhibitions in Tennis Elbow at The Journal Gallery, New York, NY; 106 Green, Brooklyn, NY; Chapter, New York, NY; Marrow Gallery, San Francisco, CA; and at Abattoir Gallery, Cleveland, OH. His work has been featured online in Vanity Fair, Juxtapoz Magazine, Brooklyn Magazine, Bedford and Bowery, Cleveland Scene, Art F City, Hyperallergic, and Forma as well as in the print publications the CAN Journal, ArtMaze Mag, New American Paintings, and Wassaic Projects’ Secret of the Friendly Woods.
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Shawn Powell
Black Monochrome, 2024
Current Exhibitions
Hildur Jónsson
September 6 – October 12, 2024
Hildur Jónsson makes woven paintings with dyed silk thread, each based on the landscape of her native Iceland, where she travels twice yearly for extended periods of time. Her paintings, which span small, framed works to mural-size wall hangings, stem from her observation and recording of natural phenomena in all seasons. Jónsson takes photographs and makes preliminary studies of the Icelandic landscape, one of the most unique natural environments, with geysers, waterfalls, hot springs and active volcanoes. She extracts and abstracts those primal shapes to structure her woven compositions.
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Hildur Jónsson
Lava Fields #17, 2024
Abattoir at the Quarter
Parlor Trix: Julie Schenkelberg
July 2nd–October 12th 2024
Abattoir is pleased to announce an exhibition of sculptures by Julie Schenkelberg at Abattoir @ The Quarter. The exhibition focuses on the three-dimensional work, Parlor Trix, and includes newer wall sculptures based on this seminal piece. Schenkelberg hails from Cleveland; her mixed-media installations are responsive to the post-industrial landscape of her youth.
Abattoir @ The Quarter is a street-level gallery space that hosts shows focused on emerging artists in the Cleveland area. The exhibitions are designed to expose the residents to working artists in the neighborhood while making art part of the streetscape.
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Julie Schenkelberg
Parlor Trix, 2024