Haine Gallery:Elemental John Chiara, Binh Danh, Chris McCaw, Meghann Riepenhoff Opening Reception: Friday, April 7, 5pm - 7pm

John Chiara, Avenue H: Traverse: Strawberry Hill, 2023; Chris McCaw, Sunburned GSP #883 (Mojave), 2015 Elemental John Chiara, Binh Danh, Chris McCaw, Meghann Riepenhoff Opening Reception: Friday, April 7, 5pm - 7pm Join us for the opening reception of Elemental, a group exhibition featuring new and recent works by John Chiara, Binh Danh, Chris McCaw and Meghann Riepenhoff. Each of these West Coast photographers is known for their analog processes that collaborate with the natural world and explore the medium’s fundamental materials of chemistry and light. Some works are abstract and painterly impressions of the landscape; others ask us to reconsider our relationship to and memory of well-known sites and monuments. Throughout, their innovative approaches to landscape and photography invite us to experience the world anew. Meghann Riepenhoff, Ice #326 (27-47℉, Confluence of Shel Chelb Ephemeral Stream and Puget Sound, WA 02.25.22), 2022; Binh Danh, View from Bernal Heights Summit, San Francisco, CA (#1), 2014 John Chiara prints directly onto photographic paper with his hand-built, large-format cameras, resulting in landscapes that retain the visible vestiges of their creation: uneven hand-cut edges, tape marks, light leaks, subtle chemical streaking. Elemental includes images of San Francisco and evocative, black-and-white scenes of the Swiss Alps, the latter created during an extended artist residency in 2020. Binh Danh’s contemporary daguerreotypes of the US National Parks extend the pursuit of pioneering photographers such as Ansel Adams and Carleton Watkins, while expanding our experience of these sites through his distinct perspective as a Vietnamese American. Idyllic landscapes are layered with timely questions of access and belonging, exclusion and displacement, and who is allowed to be behind the camera.  Chris McCaw's elegantly composed landscapes result from a careful choreography between artist and nature. The powerful lenses within his hand-built cameras act as magnifying glasses, burning the sun’s path across light-sensitive paper. The work disrupts the idea that a photograph is simply a representation of reality, instead becoming a physical record of planetary movement and the passage of time. Meghann Riepenhoff places paper coated in homemade emulsion directly within the landscape, inviting the elements to physically inscribe themselves onto her materials. In the vivid blue cyanotypes from her Ice series, created in freezing bodies of water, ice formations appear as crystalline shards and feathery blooms across the prints. Each piece is a wholly unique record of time and place. Elemental is on view through May 27, 2023 Sales Inquiries: Alexandra Michaels alexandra@hainesgallery.com Press Inquiries: Irene Fung irene@hainesgallery.com HAINES 2 Marina Boulevard, Building C, First Floor, San Francisco, CA 94123 GALLERY HOURS Tuesday - Saturday: 10:30am - 5:30pm  ‌  ‌  ‌

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The Yale Center for British Art NewsLwttwr update!

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NOW ON VIEW In a New Light: Paintings from the Yale Center for British Art March 24 – December 3, 2023 Yale University Art Gallery 1111 Chapel Street    More than fifty paintings from the Yale Center for British Art are now on view at the Yale University Art Gallery. The exhibition spans four centuries of British landscape and portraiture traditions, with works by Mary Beale, John Constable, Thomas Gainsborough, William Hogarth, Gwen John, Angelica Kauffman, George Stubbs, and Joseph Mallord William Turner, among others. The Gallery is free and open to the public from Tuesday through Sunday.  Join YCBA docents and student guides for exhibition tours on Thursdays, April 6, 13, 20, and 27; and Saturdays, April 8, 15, 22, and 29.  PLAN YOUR VISIT UPCOMING PROGRAMS Please visit our website to see a full list of upcoming events and exhibitions! at home: Artists in Conversation | Holly Hendry  Friday, April 14, 12–1 pm Online    Holly Hendry talks with Phillip Edward Spradley, cultural producer, about her interest in and approaches to sculpture within the public realm, as well as her recent outdoor commissions, upcoming projects, and current studio workings. Hendry's site-responsive sculptures and installations are concerned with what lives beneath the surface, from hidden underground spaces to the interior workings of the body. at home: Artists in Conversation | Katy Moran Monday, April 17, 12–1 pm Online    Katy Moran joins Carmen Juliá, curator, Spike Island Art Centre, Bristol, in conversation.  Moran is a contemporary artist known for her powerful and evocative abstract paintings. Her work explores color, composition, and gesture and sometimes suggests landscape, portraiture, or still life.  at home: Artists in Conversation | Anthea Hamilton Friday, April 28, 12–1 pm Online    Anthea Hamilton will be in conversation with Sally Tallant, president and executive director, Queens Museum, Queens, NY.  Hamilton is a British artist known for creating large-scale installations and surreal artworks.  ONLINE SYMPOSIUM Isokon Symposium April 20–21, 2023 Register online    A pioneer in its approach to materials, marketing, and design, Isokon Ltd was instrumental in introducing functional modernism to England between the wars.  This online symposium will explore Isokon within the systems of manufacturing, media, and collective living that underpinned modernist practice in the 1930s and consider its global legacy. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Summer Teacher Institute  June 26–28, 2023 Apply through June 1    This year’s Summer Teacher Institute, offered by the YCBA, will focus on visual literacy strategies for the classroom and art museum visits.  This year’s program will take place at Yale’s West Campus in West Haven, CT, a fifteen-minute drive from the YCBA. Parking is free. Lunch and per diem will be provided. CLOSURE NOTICE The museum is closed for building conservation.    On-site access to the Archives, collections, Reference Library, and Study Room is by appointment.  Throughout the closure, the museum will maintain a robust schedule of online programming and off-site exhibitions. View our calendar for more information.

Image credits (top to bottom): Installation view of In a New Light: Paintings from the Yale Center for British Art, courtesy of Yale Art Gallery; Holly Hendry, photo by Nick Ballon, courtesy of Holly Hendry and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London; Katy Moran, photo by Adrian Lourie; Anthea Hamilton, photo by Adama Jalloh; Isokon Flats, Hampstead by Wells Coates 1934, photographed circa 1978 by Kenneth J. Gill (Wikimedia user: Gillfoto), Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0; Shared Conservation Lab at the Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, Yale West Campus, photo by Jon Atherton; Yale Center for British Art, photo by Richard Caspole Contact: +1 203 432 2800 Yale Center for British Art PO Box 208280 1080 Chapel Street New Haven, CT 06520-8280 #yalecenterforbritishart#fineartmagazine#fineartfun

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