Alexi Worth's Studio Paintings and Two-Person Show with Brock Enright at University of Akron
Alexi Worth's recent paintings, focusing on studio scenes, were exhibited in Tribeca through May 15. Earlier this spring, his mordant "late" works were displayed. Worth and Brock Enright presented a two-person show at the University of Akron last summer, sparking a dialogue between their practices. The exhibition included works by Lorna Williams and Wolfgang Tillmans. Worth stated his current artistic focus is on painting studio interiors, reflecting his deep familiarity with the subject. The show in Tribeca highlighted his ongoing exploration of studio spaces, while the Akron exhibition fostered collaborative exchange with Enright.
Key facts
- Alexi Worth's paintings were on view in Tribeca through May 15
- Mordant "late" works by Worth were exhibited earlier this spring
- A two-person show with Brock Enright occurred at the University of Akron last summer
- The exhibition included Lorna Williams and Wolfgang Tillmans
- Worth is currently painting studio scenes
- The dialogue from the Akron show influenced the Tribeca presentation
- The studio is Worth's primary subject due to his expertise
- The Tribeca show ran until mid-May
Entities
Artists
- Alexi Worth
- Brock Enright
- Lorna Williams
- Wolfgang Tillmans
Institutions
- University of Akron
Locations
- Tribeca
- Akron
- United States