Wade Guyton
invited by Scott Rothkopf
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| photo: Blaise Adilon | photo: Blaise Adilon |
«Untitled», 2007 «U sculpture (v.1)», 2004 «U sculpture (v.2)», 2005 «U sculpture (v.3)», 2005 «U sculpture (v.4)», 2005 «U sculpture (v.5)», 2007 «U sculpture (v.6)», 2007 «Untitled, 2007 |
«Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 «U Sculpture ( v.2)», 2005 «U Sculpture ( v.3)» «U Sculpture ( v.5), 2007 «U Sculpture (v.6)», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 |
«Untitled», 2007 «U sculpture ( v.1)», 2005 «Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 «U Sculpture (v.4)», 2006 «Untitled», 2007 «Untitled», 2007 |
WADE GUYTON
born 1972 in Hammond, Indiana
lives and works in New York
Wade Guyton’s works have the structure and appearance of traditional paintings, yet they represent a complete break with the codes of modernism. He creates them by taking the canvas several times through a very large format inkjet printer, using patterns and lettering whose defects – runs, printing errors, etc. – are integrated into the overall composition. At the Biennial Guyton will present a mise en scène based on a set of paintings and sculptures.
SCOTT ROTHKOPF
born 1976 in Glendale, Arizona USA lives and works in New York
Curator, essayist and Senior Editor for “Art Forum”, Scott Rothkopf coorganised Pierre Huyghe’s “Harvard Project” exhibition at the Carpenter Center in 2004.