Robert Attanasio’s text-based works on paper playfully skewer the art world. For example, representing museums as mausoleums where art is buried, the artist mocks their predictable and interchangeable collections. Attanasio’s stripped-down yet visually-arresting pieces are syllabic puzzles. These deconstructed words force viewers to reconstruct in order to decipher them. By manipulating the space through cropping and placement, the artist makes room for multiple meanings. The works share a desire to dismiss institutionalized and sanctioned art and artists while paradoxically engaging with them.

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Jim Kempner Fine Art is pleased to announce Making Tracks: The Complete Tracks and Made in Tampa Clay Pieces. The exhibition will show the Tracks series in its entirety for the first time in the United States (last shown in Basel 1976). It will also include all five of the Made in Tampa Clay Pieces. The exhibition, which brings together works from both private collections and public institutions, is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalog with an essay by Rauschenberg scholar Robert S. Mattison (author of Robert Rauschenberg: Breaking Boundaries) and an interview with Rauschenberg’s collaborator Alan Eaker.

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Jim Kempner Fine Art is pleased to announce Five Photographers, an exhibition that brings together the work of five contemporary artists: Christopher Beane, Eduardo del Valle and Mirta Gómez, Gianfranco Gorgoni, and David Mitchell. This will be the first time that the gallery’s represented photographers will be exhibited together in a group show.

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