Exhibitions

Fill the Voidby Cory Arcangel, Sadie Barnette, Crystal Z Campbell, Jonathan Rosemond, Gary Simmons, Paul Anthony Smith, Joe Smith

Jan 29 – Mar 12, 2022

Installation view of Fill the Void, with TotallyFucked, 2003 by Cory Arcangel (courtesy of Lisson Gallery). View images and details of works

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Sadie Barnette, Gary Simmons and Joe Smith.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Gary Simmons and Joe Smith.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with Untitled (People’s World), 2018 by Sadie Barnette (courtesy of Jessica Silverman Gallery).

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Jonathon Rosemond.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Paul Anthony Smith (courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery) and Crystal Z Campbell

Installation view of Fill the Void, with TotallyFucked, 2003 by Cory Arcangel (courtesy of Lisson Gallery).

Installation view of Fill the Void, with TotallyFucked, 2003 by Cory Arcangel (courtesy of Lisson Gallery). View images and details of works

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Sadie Barnette, Gary Simmons and Joe Smith.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Gary Simmons and Joe Smith.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with Untitled (People’s World), 2018 by Sadie Barnette (courtesy of Jessica Silverman Gallery).

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Jonathon Rosemond.

Installation view of Fill the Void, with works pictured by Paul Anthony Smith (courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery) and Crystal Z Campbell

Installation view of Fill the Void, with TotallyFucked, 2003 by Cory Arcangel (courtesy of Lisson Gallery).

Dreamsong is pleased to present Fill the Void, a group exhibition featuring work by Cory Arcangel, Sadie Barnette, Crystal Z Campbell, Jonathon Rosemond, Gary Simmons, Joe Smith and Paul Anthony Smith.

The interruption of the pictorial subject by concealment, obfuscation, or erasure disturbs the viewer’s passive consumption of art, creating tension between visibility and invisibility, tempering legibility, and interrogating the misrepresentation of marginalized subjects. Working from archives or other readymade materials, the artists in Fill the Void make meaning through extractive interventions. Transformed through various processes and material engagement, the works in this group exhibition highlight the powerful presence of absence while evoking spectral memories and ghostly residues. In these works, the void is full of meaning.

Artist(s)

Cory Arcangel, Sadie Barnette, Crystal Z Campbell, Jonathan Rosemond, Gary Simmons, Paul Anthony Smith, Joe Smith

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