D'Amelio Terras presents 1992009 group show linking 1990s and 2009 artistic visions amid recession

The D'Amelio Terras gallery in New York is showcasing the group exhibition titled 1992009, which investigates cultural connections between the years 1992 and 2009. This exhibition includes works from 1990s artists such as Christopher Wool, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, and Sue Williams, as well as contemporary artists like Sara VanDerBeek, Leslie Hewitt, and Heather Rowe. Curatorial insights emphasize common political and economic events, including transitions in the presidency, the Iraq War, and various financial downturns. Context is provided through the writings of art critic Arthur Danto. Featured artworks consist of Nicole Cherubini's ceramic pieces, Steve Parrino's chaotic canvases, large motorized wind chimes by Noah Sheldon and Maggie Peng, Peter Missing's red-line hieroglyphs, and recession-themed wall art by Jessica Diamond. This exhibition is located in Chelsea, alongside other shows focused on recession themes.