The New Social Environment#393
Balcony: Elliott Hundley
Featuring Hundley and Andrew Woolbright
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Artist Elliott Hundley joins Rail contributor Andrew Woolbright for a conversation. We conclude with a poetry reading by Catherine Fatima.
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Elliott Hundley
Los Angeles-based artist Elliott Hundley is known for expanding the traditional notions of collage and assemblage in a multidisciplinary practice of painting, drawing, sculpture, and photography that synthesizes ancient epics, futuristic narratives, and contemporary realities. Hundley leverages an abiding knowledge of classical mythology and literature to weave a fabric of allusions, informing projects such as his 2011 solo exhibition at the Wexner Center for the Arts, and took on the Ancient Greek tragedy The Bacchae by Euripides as its subject matter. In 2019, Hundley inaugurated the exhibition series Open House at MOCA, Los Angeles, exploring how the visual and material logic of collage has informed artists in MOCA’s collection, as well as his own practice.
Andrew Woolbright
Artist, curator, and critic Andrew Woolbright is based in Brooklyn, New York, and is an MFA graduate from RISD in painting. Woolbright is the founder and director of the gallery Below Grand located on the Lower East Side in New York. In addition to curating, he is an Editor-at-Large at the Brooklyn Rail. In 2021, Woolbright curated the show Density Betrays Us with Angela Dufresne and Cash Ragona at the Hole; and curated shows at Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center and Hesse Flatow in the summer or 2022. He currently teaches at School of Visual Arts and Pratt Institute and is a 2021-2022 resident at the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program in Dumbo.
The Rail has a tradition of ending our conversations with a poetry reading, and we’re fortunate to have Catherine Fatima reading.
Catherine Fatima
Writer Catherine Fatima was born, raised, and currently lives in Toronto. Her first book Sludge Utopia was published by Book*hug Press in 2018, and was reviewed by The Literary Review of Canada and The White Wall Review. You might enjoy it if you are interested in sex, depression, fitness of the self for life under the hell of capitalism, young adulthood, a bit too much continental philosophy for a novel, latent Catholicism, some drug use, friendship, family, and love. It’s a work of autofiction.
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