Public Spaces Open Studios 2022

In conjunction with The Clemente Open Studios weekend, the 4th edition of Public Spaces Open Studios 2022 (PSOS22) will feature site-specific installations in public spaces throughout the building, on view through August 14, 2022.

The program was created by resident artist Flavia Souza. This year’s edition was organized by Flavia Souza and Jodi Waynberg from Artists Alliance Inc.

Participating Artists include:

  1. Philly Abe, Carlucci Bencivenga, Dave Vulcan, and Steve Ellis

  2. David Friedman

  3. Linda Byrne

  4. Lili Chin

  5. Melanie Vote

  6. Nicole Parcher

  7. Gocha Chkadua and Eteri Chkadua

  8. Ezekiel Honig

  9. Wawrzyniec Gucewicz

  10. Tine Kinderman

  11. Flavia Souza

  12. Brian Buckley

 

No.2 David Friedman @davidfriedmanstudio

Friedman draws with barbers clippers and a rotary tool to excavate images within the patterns of a cowhide. He projects his own stories onto a surface, loaded with its own history - skin to skin.

 

No. 3

Linda Byrne

lindabyrne.com

New York Skies / Bridges & Piers

 

No. 4

Lili Chin

lilichin.org

@Lilixc2018

Perimeter Diamond provides a microscopic window into geological structures and patterns hidden in the natural world. Alongside these images are paperclay ceramic wall reliefs chemically affected by salt, crystals and glaze. 

 

No. 6

Nicole Parcher

nicoleparcher.org

@nicoleparcher

I am creating mixed-media installations combining found objects, cheap materials from 99¢ stores, and my own adapted paintings. 

*This installation is no longer on display.

 

No. 8

Ezekiel Honig

ezekielhonig.com

@ezekielhonig

The visual work of Ezekiel Honig is influenced by equal parts abstraction, minimalism, constructivism, the sounds of everyday life, and his background in instrumental music production. 

*This installation is no longer on display.

No. 10

Tine Kindermann

@tinekindermann

Big Babies is an installation developed in 2021 in an artist residency on Governors Island offered by 4heads.org. Painted on kosher Kraft paper with acrylics and based on vintage dolls from my own collection, it addresses the question of how children turn into violent adults.

*This installation is no longer on display.

 

No. 12

Brian Buckley

brianbuckleyphoto.com

@buckleyphotoworks

A unique work in progress of large scale copy paper assembled on  a 71 foot roll of tyvek with acrylic medium.  It symbolizes the ties that bind us all.

 

No. 1 Philly Abe, Carlucci Bencivenga, Dave Vulcan, Steve Ellis

stevellis.com

@stevellisart

The Fanatic Voyage collaboration painting was born in the basement, migrated from apt to apt making brazen pit stops, and was bombed on the streets of the L.E.S. It is a time capsule of a long hot summer punctuated by the sound of jackhammers and collapsing buildings.

 

No. 3

Linda Byrne

lindabyrne.com

New York Skies / Bridges & Piers

 

No. 4

Lili Chin

@lilixc2018

Perimeter Diamond provides a microscopic window into geological structures and patterns hidden in the natural world. Alongside these images are paperclay ceramic wall reliefs chemically affected by salt, crystals and glaze. 

 

No. 5

Melanie Vote

melanievote.com

@melanievote

This piece, Found was inspired from children’s toys, especially Precious Moments figurines. 

For me they are the ultimate symbol of kitsch. Many of them have religious themes, but at the same time depict children as pseudo-sexualized objects. In this series I was very inspired by artifacts of cultures like the Olmec. This work is a faux artifact from a society with little questionable substance. 

 

No. 7

Gocha Chkadua

and Eteri Chkadua

gochachkadua.com

eterichkadua.com

@eterichkadua

Alien Bloom - a fictional garden, is a post-industrial landscape,  populated  with  sculptural  Alien shaped  flora, constructed from disposable plastic containers . It is a space for an ontological celebration, that represents the transformation of the crude excrement of society--objects otherwise harmful to the ecology crafted into an endless aesthetic exploration.

 

No 9

Wawrzyniec Gucewicz

@wawrzyniecgucewicz

My work was born out of anger at the Russian aggression against Ukraine. It is dedicated to Ukrainian artists who had to give up their previous work and are now defending their families and homeland. Art cannot be neutral and indifferent to evil.

No. 11

Flavia Souza

flavia-souza.com

@flavia1souza

Cornucopia is part of a series of paintings where the substrate is an integral part of the painting exposing different areas of experience: Life’s emotional vitality, materiality and the luminosity of Spirit.  

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