Vices
November 1st, 2023 - December 1st, 2023
Content Advisory: This exhibition features nudity and blasphemy.
Vices is an exhibition exploring behaviors and concepts associated with immorality. This questioning could lead to insightful discussions about cultural differences, personal beliefs, and the evolving nature of morality. Vices delves into cultural, historical, and ethical dimensions of immoral behaviors, encouraging discussions that transcend boundaries, challenge biases, and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of human values and ethics.
Adam Strange, Amelia McLeod, Andreas Theologitis, Andrew Burke, Barbara Diaz Tapia, Chris Sellers, Dmytro Geshengorin, Don Bergland, Gareth Seigel, Ivan Horvat, Jennifer Holstrom, John H. Diephouse, John Manion, Jolie Nunez, Lauren Silberman, Mark Battista, Mark Sawrie, Mattie Sterling, Paulo de Tarso Souza, Ron Jesiolowski, Stacy Duncan, Stefan Hessman, Takako Konishi, Timothy Eckler, Todd Johnson
Vice, silver print, 15 x 15 in, 2006, $995, © Gareth Seigel, Pasadena, California
Journey, Director's Choice, archival print, 15 x 12 in, 2004, $500, © Mark Sawrie, Muncie, Indiana
White Castle, archival print, 12 x 18 in, 2020, $300, © Vincent Gorlami, Louisville, Kentucky
Cold to the Touch, archival print, 12 x 7 in, 2019, $500, © Adam Strange, London, Ontario, Canada
Surreal No. 3, archival print, 43 x 60 cm, 2022, $350, © Andreas Theologitis, Athens, Greece
Greed, archival print, 12 x 18 in, 2021, $850, © Mark Battista, North Haven, Connecticut
Gluttony, archival print, 12 x 18 in, 2021, $850, © Mark Battista, North Haven, Connecticut
Our Lady of the Drug Lords, Curator's Choice, acrylic on linen, 78 x 60 in, 2015, $15000, © Barbara Diaz Tapia, San Juan, Puerto Rico
The Last Supper No. 1, archival print, 180 x 70 cm, 2023, $2000, © Dmytro Geshengorin, Dortmund, Germany
The Last Supper No. 2, archival print, 180 x 70 cm, 2023, $2000, © Dmytro Geshengorin, Dortmund, Germany
The Artist and Her Sins, silver print, 16 x 20 in, 1986, $395, © Stacy Duncan, Louisville, Kentucky
Tarot, Honorable Mention, silver print, 16 x 20 in, 1993, $395, © Stacy Duncan, Louisville, Kentucky
Pop a Xanax So I Can Sleep Easy, oil, pastel, twine, net, chain, and plastic on canvas, 36 x 72 in, 2023, $5200, © Chris Sellers, Tampa, Florida
Lady in Red, archival print, 18 x 12 in, 2022, $450, © John H. Diephouse, Lansing, Michigan
SuReality TV, archival print, 40 x 50 cm, 2022, $200, © Ivan Horvat, Heideck, Germany
TV Head, archival print, 20 x 20 in, 2018, POR, © Amelia McLeod, Adelaide, Australia
Wastrel, archival print, 12 x 18 in, 2021, NFS, © Andrew Burke, Boston, Massachusetts
Hello Gorgeous, archival print, 24 x 30 in, 2010, $1200, © Lauren Silberman, New York City, New York
Schlitz, archival print, 22 x 30 in, 2013, $2500, © Todd Johnson, Portland, Oregon
Colt, archival print, 22 x 30 in, 2013, $2500, © Todd Johnson, Portland, Oregon
Yes Vaseline, ceramic, 21 x 7 x 4 in, 2023, NFS, © John Manion, Albany, New York
Home Sweet, archival print, 16 x 12 in, 2004, $500, © Mark Sawrie, Muncie, Indiana
Peccata Mundi, archival print, 20 x 24 in, 2023, $875, © Don Bergland, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Belvenie Double Wood, pastel, 20 x 16 in, 2020, $600, © Ron Jesiolowski, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Happy Pills, collage, 8 x 10 in, 2023, NFS, © Jolie Nunez, Union City, Indiana
Anhedonia, collage, 37 x 26 in, 2023, $3000, © Takako Konishi, Chicago, Illinois
Gimmie ‘Em, acrylic and pastel, 65 x 48 in, 2023, $2200, © Timothy Eckler, Valley Falls, New York
My Boyfriend's Cum Tastes Like Pancake Batter, oil on panel, 30 x 40 in, 2021, 2021, © Mattie Sterling, Savannah, Georgia
Enjoying, Honorable Mention, archival print, 30 x 40 cm, 2022, NFS, © Stefan Hessman, Sandviken, Sweden
21 Grams Carbohydrate, Honorable Mention, acrylic, 24 x 36 in, 2023, $2500, © Jennifer Holstrom, Woodinville, Washington
Malebolge: An Architectural Vision of Hell
"Malebolge: An Architectural Vision of Dante's Hell" is a captivating video that showcases an extraordinary artistic interpretation of one of the most iconic literary works in history, Dante Alighieri's "The Divine Comedy." Created by Paulo de Tarso, a visionary architect and artist, this video takes viewers on a mesmerizing journey through the intricate and haunting landscapes of the Malebolge, one of the circles of Hell described by Dante. Paulo de Tarso Souza, 2023, Campinas, Brazil
Editor’s Note: Try scrolling the image gallery with the video playing in the background!
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