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Jim Hodges exhibition, Stephen Friedman

10 Jun 16 – 23 Jul 16, Tuesday to Friday, 10am - 6pm and Saturday, 11am - 5pm

Poetic, multi-disciplinary art come to Stephen Friedman: Jim Hodges' show rolls into town

By CW Contributor on 10/6/2016

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Tabletop Jim Hodges: London exhibition Stephen Friedman
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American artist Jim Hodges is known for his poeticism. "Color is an intense experience on its own", he says: a statement that is typical of the New York artist, whose work is tightly bound to the viewer's experience. Since the '80s, Hodges has been prominent on the NYC art scene - and its LGBT scene too. He uses a variety of media, such as drawing, sculpture, painting, readymades to explore the mind, nature spirit, and sex, seeking out "the potential and fullness of experience, the limitlessness of things ..."


If that all sounds high in concept, that's because it is. But that doesn't mean Hodges is inaccessible, as a diminutive new show at Stephen Friedman proves. His usual themes are out in full force: we gaze down into a river, reflecting trees, in 'Nez Perce...' - a painting, removed from the gallery wall and placed on a table. 'Skin' surprises us: what looks like a pile of linen is in fact made of bronze: the ephemeral is made eternal.


A tiny, lovely show.




What Jim Hodges exhibition, Stephen Friedman
Where Stephen Friedman, 25-28 Old Burlington Street, London, W1S 3AN | MAP
Nearest tube Green Park (underground)
When 10 Jun 16 – 23 Jul 16, Tuesday to Friday, 10am - 6pm and Saturday, 11am - 5pm
Price £FREE
Website Click here for more information



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