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NYC
NEW YORK
New York City
Manhattan
Financial District
FiDi
Lower Manhattan
Downtown
Christopher Wool Turned an Empty Office Into a Gallery
Christopher Wool: See Stop Run 101 Greenwich St, New York, NY
Christopher Wool's retrospective See Stop Run is located on the 19th floor of 101 Greenwich Street above a corporate lobby with a Rentbrella stand.
Contemporary art scene
Luhring
Augustine
See Stop Run
a survey of Christopher Wool’s works from the past decade organized by the artist with curator Anne Pontégnie
in on view through July 31
2024. The exhibition takes place on the entire 19th floor of an unoccupied space in the heart of the financial district. Wool has chosen an independent venue in order to escape the presumed neutrality of the white cube as an idealized context. The city pe
Christopher Wool: See Stop Run
101 Greenwich St
NY
Christopher
Wool's
retrospective
See
Stop
Run
is
located
19th
floor
101
Greenwich
Street
above
corporate
lobby
with
Rentbrella
stand.
Christopher Wool’s retrospective See Stop Run is located on the 19th floor of 101 Greenwich Street above a corporate lobby with a Rentbrella stand. After passing through elevators with stock updates ticking across video screens
you emerge on a long-empty floor to find a selection of the artist’s work over the last decade. This emptied and exhausted site of commerce around the corner from the stock exchange feels specifically chosen for its resets and erasure. Wool’s interest in
exhuming an abstraction that echoes the churn of cities. It is a retro(spective) that is more like a demo(lition) that utilizes abstraction as a repo(ssession). Framed within the vacant FiDi floor
the artist’s lines move through smudge like girders through concrete
rebar through structure
snaking through what is unresolved while continually broken down to be copied again and remixed.
ON VIEW 101 Greenwich See Stop Run March 14–July 31
2024 New York
a survey of Christopher Wool’s works of the past decade
opens in March 2024. The exhibition takes place on the entire 19th floor of an unoccupied space in the heart of the financial district. The artist has chosen an independent venue in order to escape the presumed neutrality of the white cube as an idealized
Show
Tower
Christopher Wool’s Punk-Rock Art Show in a Fidi Tower The blue-chip artist is over museums
galleries — and pretty much everything else.
This desolation seems to delight the artist Christopher Wool
who has rented the space to put on a show of his recent paintings and sculptures.
