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CRITICAL CARE Colby Chamberlain on the art of Park McArthur, Artforum October/November 2020.
Now the work of art in the age of its technological accessibility provides a full aesthetic experience…
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Park McArthur Edition One and Two Fantasies. July 15 – August 21, 2020
Andrew Russeth’s ArtNews’s column ART OF THE CITY.
Installation view of “Projects 195: Park McArthur,” October 27, 2018–January 27, 2019, at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK/DIGITAL IMAGE © 2018 THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK/PHOTO BY DENIS DOORLY
New Work: Park McArthur, exhibition at SFMOMA, April 1–August 27, 2017, …
which examines how forms of commemoration and sites of congregation, including museums, create meaning and influence memory. She considers hidden histories and issues of access through explorations of materials, markers, and social spaces.
softly yet effectively in that via a manual.
Recreation indicated by the Pantone 469, as specified by Federal Highway Administration; but really, Park McArthur.
Visitors to the Whitney Biennial must be at least eighteen years old to put on a headset and watch “Real Violence,” an extremely bloody virtual-reality project by Jordan Wolfson. PHOTOGRAPH BY BILL ORCUTT.
Park McArthur on “Untitled” (Love Letter From The War Front) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Park McArthur‘s exhibition is very impressive; I love the drawings, mostly color pencil on paper, and the typewritten text works is strong, poetic and agile; it leans and flows gracefully.
The show is at Pyramid Studios, 8890 SW 129 Terrace.
Park McArthur will present her MFA thesis exhibition at Pyramid Studios, Saturday May 2nd, 2009. I am looking forward to this show. I think it will be fantastic.
I owe you the end of the world
Park McArthur
May 2nd – June 6th 2009
Opening reception Saturday May 2, 7-10 pmPyramid Studios is pleased to present I owe you the end of the world, an MFA thesis exhibition by Park McArthur. An expressive, yet tender use of color and word characterize her narrative drawings, texts on graph paper, and video. Park McArthur links her pictorial and linguistic vocabularies through wordplay and visual puns, creating a conceptual space in which images describe themselves and words represent visual art. The works in I owe you the end of the world provide new accounts of the promises, negotiations, adventures, and calm apocalypses common to our human relationships.
Park McArthur graduated from Davidson College with a BA in studio art and Chinese. Her work has been included in group shows around the US and in Berlin, Germany. This is her first solo exhibition in Miami, Florida.
The exhibition opens May 2, 2009, from 7-10 pm and runs through June 6, 2009.
Pyramid Studios is open Monday through Friday 10-5pm.
For more information please contact 305 256 6944 or email studio@pyramidstudiosmiami.com.
Pyramid Studios is located at 8890 SW 129 Terrace, Miami, FL 33176.
Image: The Roof at Night, colored pencil and collage on paper 2009
