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Cowboy photographed against a blue sky.

2024 Exhibitions

Photograph on the wall featuring a figure draped in a black sheet and standing in dirt. There is a second work in the space featuring a record player and a piece of pottery connected by what looks like a tree branch.

2023 Exhibitions

Gallery featuring a collage work. The work features three Black children in a void of white. One of them is holding up a peace sign.

2022 Exhibitions

Corner of a gallery in MCA Denver featuring work by Keith Haring. The floors are concrete and the walls are a yellowish beige, and feature works that look like black outlines of figures dancing, with lines around them that suggest movement.

2021 Exhibitions

Shot of a gallery space. The floor and far wall are covered in a vinyl wrap. The floor depicts a hardwood floor covered in papers while the far wall depicts a rustic window.

2020 Exhibitions

A painting by Georgia O’Keeffe in soft pastel colors. A blue line runs across the top of the painting suggesting a clear sky while a sandy colored line on the bottom of the painting suggests ground. In the center is an adobe colored shape and within that is a seafoam square.

2019 Exhibitions

Installation shot of a Tara Donovan artwork in a gallery space. It is a large amorphous black sculpture composed of several spheres that catch the light resulting in an alien-like structure.

2018 Exhibitions

$A grainy black and white portrait of Jean-Michel Basquiat in an indoor space. He is wearing a black button up shirt, black glasses with one lens fractured. His hair is short and tight. He is pulling a clay-like substance off his face while looking neutrally into the camera.$

2017 Exhibitions

Installation shot of Laura Shill’s Phantom Touch. There are several fabric cords in various shades of red hanging down, lit by two hanging light bulbs. In the center are two bulbous cords in a beige color with a slight sheen.

2016 Exhibitions

A wide shot of a gallery space where six artworks are hung upon a white wall. The floor is a dark mahogany with an indistinguishable pattern carved into it.

2015 Exhibitions

Installation shot in a gallery space with a concrete floor. Two large abstract paintings hang on the walls. In the center is a dirtied rug with large yellow bricks resting on top. Two potted plants rest near the entrance of the gallery and two chairs are visible.

2014 Exhibitions

Several blotches of colorful and textured paint swirl over an indistinguishable image. In the bottom right corner some auburn hair is visible.

2013 Exhibitions

Two blocks of wood cut into two “C” shapes entangle each other against a white background.

2012 Exhibitions

Installation shot in an unknown space. Large mirrors make up the walls creating a sense of infinity. Cracked tan sand makes up the floor.

2011 Exhibitions

Several black and white photographs hang on a black wall. Portraits of women are compared to ancient Egyptian statues and engravings.

2010 Exhibitions

Blue markings swirl on a white textured surface evocative of white sand.

2009 Exhibitions

Black and white portrait of architect David Adjaye from the shoulders up. He looks neutrally into the camera.

2008 Exhibitions

Shot of Toxic Schizophreniaby Tim Noble and Sue Webster. A red heart covered in lights is pierced by a dagger. Blood drips from the dagger’s tip.

2007 Exhibitions

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