The Hole Gallery Hosts Exhibition on Photography's Cross-Media Influence with Performance by The Girls of Karen Black
The Bowery's newest gallery, The Hole, presented an exhibition examining photography's impact on other artistic mediums. Featured artists included Ai Weiwei, Slater Bradley, Sarah Sze, and Lola Montes Schnabel. The show included a reinterpretation of Monet's famous garden. On June 27, The Girls of Karen Black performed at the gallery. The exhibition offered a playful perspective on historical art references while exploring photographic influence across media. The event represented The Hole's programming in New York's contemporary art scene.
Key facts
- Exhibition explores photography's relationship to other media
- Features Ai Weiwei, Slater Bradley, Sarah Sze, and Lola Montes Schnabel
- Includes irreverent take on Monet's garden
- Performance by The Girls of Karen Black on June 27
- Takes place at The Hole gallery
- Located in the Bowery
- Gallery is described as newest in the Bowery
- Examination of photography's influence across artistic disciplines
Entities
Artists
- Ai Weiwei
- Slater Bradley
- Sarah Sze
- Lola Montes Schnabel
- The Girls of Karen Black
- Monet
Institutions
- The Hole
- artcritical
Locations
- Bowery
- New York
- United States