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Josh Sperling’s Squiggles…‘Daydream’
Organized across three floors of the gallery’s New York space, and on view April 28th through June 11th Josh Sperling presents “Daydream”
The solo exhibition marks a return to key motifs in the artist’s practice, developed over the course of the last decade and re-articulated by Sperling in this new body of work. Additionally, in Daydream, the Ithaca-based painter debuts a new series, continuing his investigation into the material possibilities of color and form.
The American artist and former studio assistant of Kaws, known for his exacting approach to colour (his studio has developed over 1,200 proprietary blends of paint) –see’s his new show features brand new composite works, minimalist monochrome pieces and large-scale squiggle installations.
All of his work is underpinned by complex networks of handmade armatures that enable his paintings to break through the picture plane. Plywood forms have been cut out on a CNC machine and layered flat on top of each other to create a topographic map, which Sperling then stretches canvas over to imbue each shape with a bevelled, faceted effect.
Daydream, a solo exhibition by artist Josh Sperling is on view at at Perrotin, New York from April 28th through June 11th.
130 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002
