James Esber's Second Solo Show at PPOW Gallery
James Esber's latest solo exhibition at PPOW Gallery in New York marks his second showcase, delving into themes of sexist and racist hate imagery derived from mainstream American culture. Located at 476 Broome Street, the exhibition will be open until December 23 and presents works that address these sensitive topics with a nuanced approach. Meanwhile, a related exhibition at Store for Rent Gallery will be available until April 9. Additionally, the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum features portraiture exhibitions that mirror the essence of the institution. Notably, friends of Esber have recreated his drawing of Osama bin Laden.
Key facts
- James Esber's second solo exhibition at PPOW Gallery
- Located at 476 Broome Street, New York 10013
- On view through December 23
- Exhibition features sexist and racist hate images from popular American sources
- Works distort and manipulate taboo subjects
- Concurrent display at Store for Rent Gallery through April 9
- Portraiture shows at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
- Friends traced Esber's drawing of Osama bin Laden
Entities
Artists
- James Esber
Institutions
- PPOW Gallery
- Store for Rent Gallery
- Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Locations
- New York
- United States