Jordan Wolfson opens new solo exhibition at Gagosian New York
Artist Jordan Wolfson has opened a new solo exhibition featuring sculptures and digital prints at Gagosian's gallery on 24th Street in New York until October 24.
Sculptures feature aluminum spikes and UV prints
A group of spiked steel structures lines the gallery space. Each housing holds ultraviolet prints of subjects that are either appropriated or digitally rendered. The mirror-polished finish on these sculptures encourages viewers to look closer at individual images.
Works include reimagined art history and pop culture
The display presents a pair of Robert Mapplethorpe flowers alongside photographs of the Freedom Tower and Twin Towers. A shawl-clad Michael Jackson joins a young, ripped CGI version of Bob Dylan in the cast. One piece is an AI-generated reimagining of Jeff Koons' 1989 series titled Made In Heaven.
Exhibition marks first New York solo since 2017
This show represents the artist's first solo presentation in New York since 2017. The images within the exhibition draw on art history and pop culture to explore tensions of concealment within society.
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