Exhibition
Crisp
SVA Continuing Education and Artist Residency Programs present “Crisp,” a group exhibition of work by The Artist Residency Project cohort of fall 2022, curated by Lauren Hirshfield and Kat Ryals of Paradice Palase. Artists in the exhibition include Susana Aldanondo, Chris Baily, Peter Buchman, Cindy Craig, Andrea De Luigi, Jacqueline Ehle Inglefield, Amelia Foster, Stephanie Garon, Sarah Gibeault, Murat Kahya, Szu Ling Liu, Laura Malone, Elizabeth McAlpin, Victoria Loren Miller, Faye Pamintuan, Wendy Ryals and Alyson Smith.
The Artist Residency Project is designed for fine artists working across discipline, medium and platform. Through online platforms, it aims to deliver a robust, global residency experience over the course of the five-week session. Working with SVA’s distinguished faculty, participants have developed their practice without the limitations of location or the necessity for travel.
The goal of The Artist Residency Project is to create an inclusive online space where artists can thrive, nurture their practice and build an active, engaged community.
The exhibition features artwork from 17 artists from seven countries and 14 cities around the world.
Chris Baily, Royal Meadow, 2022, mixed media on acrylic panel with video monitor.
Faye Pamintuan, Lapis Lazuli, 2022, oil on shaped canvas.
Victoria Loren Miller, Unfolding Blue Silk, 2019, digital print on aluminum.
Sarah Gibeault, Untitled, 2022, plaster, thread and paint.
Wendy Ryals, Remember Summer, 2021, acrylic, paper, and wire screen on canvas.
Szu Ling Liu, Visual Illusions 17, 2017, photography.
Amelia Foster, The Search, 2022, watercolor, graphite and ink on paper.
Laura Malone, Other Selves, 2021, oil on linen.
Elizabeth McAlpin, Between Here and There, 2022, mixed media on paper.
Cindy Craig, Birthday Surprise, 2022, digital collage.
Peter Buchman, Thought Letter, 2021, mixed media.
Susana Aldonado, Howard & Broadway, 2022, acrylic on canvas.
Stephanie Garon, Gold Rush, 2022, steel I-beams mined rock cores ticker sign.
Jacqueline Ehle Inglefield, Dog and Pony Show, 2022, coat hangers, produce bags, and memorabilia.
Alyson Smith, Landscapes of aging 3, 2022, black and white photograph.
Andrea De Luigi, Against All Odds, 2021, acrylic, ink, relief and collage on canvas.
Murat Kahya, New Narrative I, 2022, photography.
About the Curators
We strive to democratize the market for both creators and patrons.
Paradice Palase is a platform for emerging artists and collectors. They host an online membership and a digital space for viewing and collecting art. Kat Ryals and Lauren Hirshfield founded the platform in 2017 as an enacted critique of the entry barriers found within the contemporary art world. A two-woman operation, Paradice Palase is the love child of DIY and art world utopia. “We strive to democratize the market for both creators and patrons by offering career-forward networking, programming and resources, as well as curated online exhibitions of artwork, objects and prints for early-stage collectors. We also manage Oasis Studios—a 10-person studio building—in Brooklyn, NY.”
For information on Paradice Palase, visit their website or follow them on Instagram.
Photograph by Tiffany Smith