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Almagul Menlibayeva - Kurban
Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to present Kurban, Almagul Menlibayeva's second solo exhibition of video and photography at the gallery. The artist returns to the Steppes of her native Kazakhstan, where she conceives, stages and films mythological narratives, alluring her audience to partake in this visual journey.
Her video Kurban (sacrifice/victim) unfolds like a modern day Iliad. Within the ruins of the abandoned collective farms - once constructed by the deported people of the former Soviet Union, displaced by the government and forced to work in the gulags of Kazakhstan - a seemingly ancient world emerges. Women s...
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David Haxton Color Photographs
Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to present a selection of photographs by David Haxton. This exhibition spans from two early works, both dated from 1980, marking his second inclusion in the Whitney Biennial (1981), to the present day. In his 2005 - 2008 work, Haxton continues his concept of making photographs that utilize the basic elements of photography.
In 1975, Haxton's photography, made of sculpted remnants of his film sets, first became autonomous. Since 1986, Haxton has created his photographs independently by restricting himself to raw materials and subject matter as immaterial as space and light in his st...
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MASLEN & MEHRA Shadow Lands
Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to present Shadow Lands, the collaborative (Tim) Maslen & (Jennifer) Mehra's first solo exhibition at the gallery. Maslen & Mehra explore ideas that revolve around the coexistence of nature and culture in an increasingly complex world.
In an age of digital photography and new technologies, Maslen & Mehra, in their Mirrored and Native series, find themselves immersed in non-digital photographic techniques. For these series they create temporary interventions in natural and urban landscapes, which they then capture with a medium format film camera. The imagery from both these series suggests a place whe...
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Huang Yan Photographs
Priska C. Juschka Fine Art is pleased to announce the opening of Huang Yan's first solo show at the gallery. Huang Yan, a native from the Jilin Province in China, now living in Beijing, has been working with the human body over the last decade, drawing from the past in order to comment on and reflect on the present.
The work is a collaboration of the artist and his wife, Zhang Tiemei. The husband and wife team works in synergy, incorporating the shan-shui landscape tradition by making use of the surface of the human body in place of conventional rice paper. *Huang Yan* also utilizes digital techniques to reproduce his images, blurring the ...
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