Lisa DiLillo is a visual artist based in New York city who creates photographs, video installations, and single channel videos. Some of her recent video work focuses on the peculiar interactions that take place between our human constructs and the “natural” world. DiLillo's work has been exhibited internationally in such venues and festivals as the Walker Art Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, Belgium, the Reina Sofia National Musuem of Art, Madrid, the Rotterdam Film Festival, the Moscow International Festival of Contemporary Dance, and at Thierry Goldberg Projects and Momenta Art Gallery in NY, among others. She has been awarded an Electronic Arts Grant, a Jerome Foundation Grant, and residencies at The Experimental Television Center. She has also curated programs for the Knitting Factory Video Lounge for several years, as well as worked on other curatorial projects.
ClampArt is pleased to present « Into the Woods », a group exhibition including artworks by Corey Arnold, Anna Beeke, Jesse Burke, Caleb Charland, Larry Clark, Lisa DiLillo, Adam Ekberg, Nan Goldin, Gregory Halpern, Collin LaFleche, Sebastian Lemm, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, David Nadel, Ahndraya Parlato, Pacifico Silano, Chad States, Amy Stein, and Robert Voit.
The woods commonly serve as metaphor for many things—including that which is mysterious, perhaps frightening, or simply unfamiliar. The forest marks the edge of mankind’s domain, and for centuries poets, composers, painters, and artists of all media have been inspired by what at first may seem outwardly calm and tranquil, but firmly delineates what should be the boundary of man’s authority.
In recent years a number of emerging...