Daniel Gerwin and Eleanor King explore domestic and urban spaces in Dimensions Variable at 326 Gallery

Dimensions Variable, curated by Brigitte Mulholland, featured works by Daniel Gerwin and Eleanor King at 326 Gallery in New York from June 1 to July 8, 2017. The exhibition examined how domestic environments intersect with broader urban contexts. Gerwin presented amorphous paintings that rejected conventional formats, with pieces like Two Kids and a Dog (2016) hung low to engage a child's perspective. His layered compositions incorporated geometric abstraction and textured surfaces evoking domestic materials like laminate wood. King's installation Undermine Everything (2017) featured green construction panels with contradictory text, referencing cycles of urban development and gentrification. Smaller text-based works throughout the gallery responded to contemporary media environments. The installation created formal dialogues between King's solid panels and Gerwin's shaped paintings, with Gerwin's work exploring fatherhood through domestic studio spaces while King addressed social transformation through urban symbolism.