Annabeth Rosen's Ceramic Sculptures at Ventana 244 Through June 14
Ceramic artist Annabeth Rosen is showcasing her second exhibition in New York since 2010 at Ventana 244 in Williamsburg, which will be open until June 14. The display includes whimsically complex pieces, such as Mallo (2013), a crackle-glazed snowman with a bubble-gum heart. Rosen’s sculptures are characterized by their striking presence and elusive nature, resembling a garden gnome that might also be a scholar's rock or a living Guston painting. This exhibition reflects a growing trend in New York, with recent ceramic shows highlighting inventive, vessel-free forms. Notable contemporaries include Kathy Butterly at Tibor de Nagy, the late Ken Price at Matthew Marks, and Joyce Robins at Theodore:Art in Bushwick. Located at 244 North 6th Street, Ventana 244 features Rosen's vibrantly glazed and uniquely singular works.
Key facts
- Annabeth Rosen's exhibition runs through June 14, 2024
- This is Rosen's second New York show since 2010
- The exhibition is at Ventana 244 in Williamsburg
- Works include Mallo (2013), a ceramic snowman with bubble-gum heart
- Rosen's sculptures are described as monumentally goofy with constructional complexity
- The show contributes to a summer trend of ceramic sculpture exhibitions in New York
- Other ceramic artists showing recently include Kathy Butterly, Ken Price, and Joyce Robins
- Ventana 244 is located at 244 North 6th Street on the corner of Roebling
Entities
Artists
- Annabeth Rosen
- Kathy Butterly
- Ken Price
- Joyce Robins
- Guston
- DAVID COHEN
- Philip Guston
- David Cohen
Institutions
- Ventana 244
- Tibor de Nagy
- Matthew Marks
- Theodore:Art
- artcritical
Locations
- Williamsburg
- New York
- United States
- Bushwick
- 244 North 6th Street
- Roebling
- California