Jennifer Riley's solo exhibition at 1GAPGallery features mural BBS1GG, Schmetterlinghaus, 2021
Jennifer Riley's solo show at 1GAP Gallery in Brooklyn, organized by David Cohen, has recently commenced and will continue until April 20, 2021. Situated in the building designed by Richard Meier at 1 Grand Army Plaza, the exhibition showcases vibrant abstractions in communal spaces and lobbies. The highlight of the show is BBS1GG, Schmetterlinghaus, 2021, a mural featuring steel and wood elements that illustrate skyscrapers, the sun, and butterflies, representing change. Aimed at engaging children and individuals affected by the pandemic, the gallery is open by appointment, allowing passersby to admire the mural at night. Although attendance is limited due to COVID-19, this exhibition signifies a pivotal moment in Riley's artistic journey. Installation shot by Adrian Wilson.
Key facts
- Jennifer Riley's solo exhibition is at 1GAP Gallery in Brooklyn
- The show is curated by David Cohen
- It runs through April 20, 2021
- The centerpiece is mural BBS1GG, Schmetterlinghaus, 2021
- The mural uses steel "skeletons" with plasma-cut engine parts
- It is named for the "Butterfly House" at Vienna Zoo
- The exhibition is open by appointment only
- Blinds and lights are kept up at night for street viewing
Entities
Artists
- Jennifer Riley
- David Cohen
- Adrian Wilson
Institutions
- 1GAP Gallery
- The Review Panel
- Vienna Zoo
- Brooklyn Public Library
Locations
- Brooklyn
- New York
- United States
- Vienna
- Austria