Goldfinch

Thank you so much, and writer , for the sensitive account of Goldfinch's history posted recently on Sixty Inches from Center. Thanks also to Damon Locks , Sofía Fernandez Díaz and and .f.d for sharing their memories with Sam for this piece. xo

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and Damon made playlists in support of their conversation for the closing of We Are Our People/Listen to This at . Pull them up on Spotify and give them a listen and imagine being back at the exhibition!

What a perfect way to close out Damon Locks' solo exhibition We Are Our People/Listen to This, with a brilliant conversation between Damon and Andres Hernandez that went deep into Damon's visual art practice and its connections to his other realms of work. Thank you to everyone who came, to Andres for questions so good I could not come up with any additional ones!!, and to Damon for being such a cool and inspiring human being and artist, who I have the immense honor of working with.

Visit us next week at NADA NY! In Booth A-215, we are thrilled to be presenting the work of SaraNoa Mark, a NYC-based artist who painstakingly inscribes repetitive marks and complex patterns into materials such as clay, paper, concrete, sand and glass, with the works’ final forms recalling fossils, archaeological fragments, cuneal writing, and ancient monuments. Mark explains, “I aim to enter into conversation with carved languages—from cuneiform tablets to sidewalk graffiti—that document an eternal impulse to score picture into place . . . At the core of my project is a concern with how humans transform our physical environments (and) the role of public monuments in our collective cultural imagination.”

Visit our website for links to Fair days/hours, links to purchase tickets, and a preview of what we'll be showing at NADA!