Solo Exhibition at Clima
May 19-July 29, 2023
Via Alessandro Stradella, 5
20129 Milan, Italy
The Future Perfect Will Have Arrived
7 JANUARY - 10 FEBRUARY 2023
Shulamit Nazarian
616 N. La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles
Curated by Bridget Mullen
Lucas Blalock, Lindsay Burke, Sophia Flood, Autumn Knight, Dana Lok, and Kenny Rivero
24.09 – 19.11.2022
HIGH ART ARLES
JEAN-MARIE APPRIOU
STEFANIE HEINZE
MAX HOOPER SCHNEIDER
KENTARO KAWABATA
ELAD LASSRY
DANA LOK
PENTTI MONKKONEN
JUSTINE NEUBERGER
NIKHOLIS PLANCK
DANIEL SPOERRI
MASANORI TOMITA
19, RUE DE LA MADELEINE
13200 ARLES
Image: Tongue, 2022 (detail)
April 14-May 27, 2022
Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
Sikkema Jenkins & Co. is pleased to present Gravity, a proposal, a group exhibition featuring works by Barbara Ess, Dana Lok, Jameson Magrogan, Monique Mouton, Brandon Ndife, and Charlie Perez-Tlatenchi, organized by Cameron Martin. The exhibition will be on view in the back galleries April 14 through May 22, 2022.
As the structuring principle of the exhibition, gravity is understood as both the fundamental force attracting bodies and mass towards the center of the earth, and the palpable weight of importance, solemnity, and full understanding. The emerging and established artists featured in this show engage with ideas of gravity through a variety of readings and representations. Presented together, the exhibition opens new channels of correspondence, exploring interactions between works and juxtaposing artists at different stages in the trajectories of their practices.
Image: Dappled Floor, 2022 (detail)
Part and Parse review:
“Opening Up the Thingness of Painting”
April 28, 2022
Hyperallergic
Image: Two Plums, 2021
Solo Exhibition at Miguel Abreu Gallery
Part and Parse
March 17-May 7, 2022
Opens Thursday, March 17, 12-8pm
88 Eldridge Street
Image: Catch, 2022 (detail)
September 8 – October 30, 2021
35 E 67th Street
Petzel is pleased to present PAGE (NYC), a collaboration with the Tribeca-based gallery. The exhibition debuts new works by Magnus Andersen, Ravi Jackson, Frieda Toranzo Jaeger, Dani Leder, Dana Lok, Leigh Ruple, Lauren Satlowski, Agnes Scherer, and Katja Seib. On view at Petzel’s Upper East side location, this presentation marks the first time Petzel has invited a New York gallery to organize an exhibition in one of its spaces.
Curated by Lucas Page, owner of PAGE (NYC), the show brings together a fresh mix of emerging voices from the international scene. Systematic approaches find poetic harmonies in the depiction of refined structures and figurative subject matter. Experiments in pictorial processes devise an extrasensory world with a range of surprising results and unexpected combinations. This group has grit and dynamism, making it happen here and now.
Image: Leigh Ruple’s “The Chess Game”, Dana’s “Dappled Step”
Now represented by Miguel Abreu Gallery, New York
May 2021
Solo Presentation with Clima Gallery
The Shed, Manhattan
May 5-9, 2021
Find Clima Gallery in the Frame Section
Frieze New York's acclaimed Frame section provides a platform for galleries that have been active for 10 years or less to present artist presentations.
April 2 - May 8, 2021
Andrew Kreps Gallery
22 Cortland Alley
Han Bing, Gabriella Boyd, Guglielmo Castelli, Bendt Eyckermans, Daisuke Fukunaga, Lewis Hammond, Behrang Karimi, Dominique Knowles, Dana Lok, Megan Marrin, Leslie Martinez, Matt Morris, Sophie Reinhold, Henry Shum, Kate Spencer Stewart.
Andrew Kreps Gallery is pleased to announce Fifteen Painters on view at 22 Cortlandt Alley from April 2 - May 8.
Occupying both floors of the gallery, the exhibition brings together fifteen artists born after 1980, who each take distinct and diverse approaches to the medium of painting. From those that use painting for its immediacy to those who utilize it for project-based investigations, the exhibition does not aim to identify a specific theme or trend. Instead, it demonstrates the continued mutability of painting as a practice, and its malleable nature that extends beyond its physical application.
JANUARY 23 — APRIL 24, 2021
Miguel Abreu Gallery
88 ELDRIDGE STREET, New York, NY
Yuji Agematsu, Rey Akdogan, Hans Bellmer, Alex Carver, Liz Deschenes, Tishan Hsu, Flint Jamison, Dana Lok, Jean-Luc Moulène, R. H. Quaytman, Eileen Quinlan, Raha Raissnia, Blake Rayne, Milton Resnick, Matthew Ronay, Cameron Rowland, Jean-Marie Straub & Danièle Huillet
Image: artwork by Matthew Ronay
Aid for Art Now (AFAN) Fundraising Exhibition
January 29–February 7, 2021
Deli Gallery
110 Waterbury Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
Aid For Art Now (AFAN) is a mutual aid project for the exchange of monetary, informational, and interpersonal resources by and for art workers.
Participating artists:
Adrianne Rubenstein,Alexandria Tarver, Alina Perez, Anthony Cudahy, ASMA, Athena Torri, Brianna Rose, Brooks, Brittney Leeanne Williams, Dana Lok, Eden Seifu, Ficus Interfaith, Ian Lewandowski, Keiko Narahashi, Lex Brown, Lila de Magalhaes,Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, Matthew Leifheit, Michelle Uckotter, Paul Metrinko, Rebecca Watson Horn, Sarah Zapata, Vanessa Thill, Widline Cadet
In the Detail
October 17 - November 20, 2020
⚫️⚪️ IN THE DETAIL brings together work by eleven artists with a keen awareness of the minute, mined through attention to technical and conceptual precision. Many of the works were made in the past few months of quarantine-induced isolation, while others are the result of the artists' inherently reclusive or labor-intensive practices. The exacting nature of the works, whether through sensory or information overload, convey a profound sense of anxiety and meditation. ⚫️⚪️ @appointmentonly_
With works by Fin Simonetti, Lee Lozano, Miles Huston, Alison Peery, Dana Lok, Stanley Whitney, Sven Sachsalber, Stephanie Temma Hier, Jessie Henson and Matthew Chambers
organized by Polina Berlin and Anne Parke
Contemporânea, Ed. 10-11-12 / 2020
It’s a Date, Episode 2: Dana Lok
It’s a date is a new column of Contemporânea written by Alberta Romano dedicated to studio visits with artists from Lisbon and from all over the word, both in person and online.
Solo exhibition “One Second Per Second” at Page (NYC) featured in the New York Times.
“Ablaze With Art: Thriving Galleries in Lower Manhattan” by Will Heinrich
As the 2020 Presidential election looms on the horizon, each day seems to bring another news story of preventable tragedy. Further, the right to vote is under significant threat, as we continue to receive reports of rampant voter suppression and disenfranchisement, especially within Black and Latinx communities. It is clear that democracy and civil rights need to be fought for, both hard and strategically.
As the deadlines for voter registration are coming up quickly (Florida’s is October 5th), artists Sarah Faux and Martha Tuttle have organized a benefit sale of works on paper for WtW, in collaboration with Drawer. The benefit includes works on paper by close to fifty artists, including Katherine Bradford, Pat Steir, Byron Kim, Mark Thomas Gibson, Felipe Baeza, Erin M. Riley, Doron Langberg, Christopher K. Ho, and Ivy Haldeman, and will be online from September 21 through September 29.
Solo exhibition at Page (NYC)
One Second Per Second
Opening weekend Sept. 12th and 13th, 12-6pm
On view September 12-Nov. 1, 2020
368 Broadway #511, New York NY
Frieze New York Viewing Room
May 8–15, 2020
Preview May 6–7, 2020
Solo presentation with Clima
Frieze Viewing Room is an ambitious new digital initiative that will launch with an online edition of Frieze New York. The mobile app and web-based platform will be live May 8–15, 2020, with an invitation-only preview May 6–7, and will offer visitors the opportunity to enter over 200 virtual viewing room spaces.
Image: Detail, Parasol, 2020
The Conspiracy of Art: Part II
December 14, 2019–January 25, 2020
Opening: Saturday December 14, 6–9pm
Chateau Shatto
1206 S. Maple Ave, Suite 1030
LOS ANGELES, CA
Nick Angelo • Jean Baudrillard • Pia Borg • Martin Kippenberger • Dana Lok • Troy Michie • Amedeo Polazzo • Michael Richards • Larry Rivers • Daniel R. Small • Sturtevant • Erin Calla Watson
curated by Heidi Hahn and Tim Wilson
January 31 - February 24, 2020
Opening: January 31, 6-8pm
Fosdick-Nelson Gallery
School of Art and Design at Alfred University
2 Pine Street, Alfred, New York
Beverly Acha, Julia Benjamin, Henry Chapman, Adam Henry, Dana Lok, Stephanie McMahon, James Miller, Bridget Mullen, Alice Tippit, Owen Westberg, Roger White, Tim Wilson
Image: Owen Westberg
Artissima Art Fair, Torino, IT with Clima
Two-artist booth with Lisa Dalfino & Sacha Kanah
Dialogue Section, Hall Pink A booth 11
Nov. 4–9, 2019
Benefit Auction for ACES ICT
The ACES ICT Program at PS15 in Redhook is an integrated (general education and special education) program aimed at kids with complex communication need. Join us for the auction online at @seeyounexthursday. Bidding happens right in the comment section on Instagram, starts at 8pm tonight and ends Sunday at 8pm, EST. 🧡
Participating artists: Nat Meade, Sangram Majumdar, Clintel Steed, Matthew F. Fisher, Langdon Graves, Anthony Palocci Jr., Dana Lok, Michael Brennan, Alexi Worth, Shoshana Dentz, Clare Grill
Oct. 24, 2019
Solo exhibition at Clima
Words Without Skin
Opens Friday, September 13, 7–9pm
September 13–Nov. 2, 2019
Via Alessandro Stradella 5, 20129 Milano
Image: Butter I, 2019
You Haven’t Started Wondering About Yet…
Group Exhibition at Halsey McKay curated by Lauren Marinaro
April 2–28, 2019
My dear young fellow,’ the Old-Green-Grasshopper said gently,
‘There are a whole lot of things in this world of ours
you haven’t started wondering about yet.
–
-Roald Dahl, James and the Giant Peach
With Bernhard Buhmann, Matthew Chambers, Justin Fitzpatrick, Emily Furr, Kristina Lee, Dana Lok, Tracy Thomason, Johannes VanDerBeek and Ryan Wilde
Sculpture Center Lucky Draw Benefit Auction
Lucky Draw is a one-of-a-kind art raffle that guarantees that each and every ticket holder goes home with a work of art. This fast-paced one night event offers first-time and seasoned collectors access to works by today’s most innovative talents and raises funds to support SculptureCenter’s emerging artist programs.
April 16, 2019
Image: How Words Hook, 2019
Miart, Milan with Clima Gallery
Three-person booth with Catherine Parsonage and Valerio Nicolai
April 5-7, 2019
Image by Valerio Nicolai
Double Negative at ChaShaMa, Curated by Darling Green
March 5–31, 2019
Opening Reception: Tuesday, March 5, 2019 6:00–8:00pm
Double Negative consists entirely of works made with words and words made with works. It is an exhibition about miscommunication, logical fallacies and the failure of language to structurally disclose precision/ambiguity and it brings together a diverse group of artists, writers and performers who are working around these themes.
More about Darling Green
More about Double Negative
NADA Miami with Clima Gallery
Three-person booth with Andrew Ross and Matteo Nasini
December 6-9, 2018
Image: Timekeeper, 2018
2018 Rema Hort Mann Emerging Artist Grant
Rema Hort Mann Grantee and Nominee Gallery
Image: Continuum Deli, 2018
Solo Exhibition at Bianca D’Alessandro
Mind’s Mouth
Opens Friday, September 28, 2018 from 5-8pm
Sept. 28–November 3, 2018
Bianca D’Alessandro—Frederiksholms Kanal 28A 1220 Copenhagen K
Image: Rabbit Part, 2018
drawings at 650mah, Hove, UK
drawings is a group show of A4 drawings.
2 December 2018 - 26 January 2019
Cat Lady at Teen Party, Curated by Drawer NYC
Eve Ackroyd, Kristen Jensen, Angela Heisch, Philip Hinge, Xylor Jane, Sam Kalda, Dana Lok, Kyung Me, Tanya Merrill, Nicholas Moenich, Gahee Park, Anjuli Rathod, Michael Stamm, Jennifer Sullivan
Oct. 20–Nov. 24, 2018
Interview with Art of Choice
“Ladies Choice” is an ongoing series highlighting female artists working in New York City and beyond. This series honors the power and ingenuity of women in the arts. Women have traditionally received much less exposure and recognition in the art industry. In their support of one another, these women stand as a testament to furthering the careers of female artists.
September 2018
Image: Soft Grove, 2017
Now represented by Clima, Milan
September, 2018
The Changes Wrought at American Medium
Loney Abrams & Johnny Stanish, Bea Fremderman, Erika Hickle, Dana Lok, Tanya Merrill, Sydney Shen
July 12th - August 18th, 2018
NADA New York with Clima Gallery
Two-person booth with artist Andrew Ross.
March 8–11, 2018
Born to Run at Lane Meyer Projects, Denver, CO
December 2, 2017–January 2018
Group show curated by Brooke Tomiello
Listening at the See-through Door
Two-person exhibition with Leah Moskowitz at Deli Gallery
Brendan Loper, "I can only stare at...", 2017, Ink, correction fluid on paper
FUNDRAISER EXHIBITION FOR AGENCY
EXHIBITION DATES: NOVEMBER 2 - DECEMBER 21, 2017
OPENING RECEPTION:
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2017, 6 - 9PM
Everything You’ve Ever Wanted, a group exhibition featuring works by more than 60 artists. This show was formed as a fundraiser with the goal of supporting the activity of Meta Meta Meta LLC and AGENCY project space in fostering our community and promoting underrepresented and emerging New York based artists.
Each of the participating artists has generously agreed to contribute a piece for this show, making it a unique opportunity to acquire incredible works for a range of affordable prices. Proceeds will be shared equally between the artist and Meta Meta Meta LLC, and will be dedicated to supporting our programming through 2018.
Meta Meta Meta LLC is a collaborative arts organization run by artists Leah Wolff and Guy Ben-Ari. Since 2009, they have been facilitating creative and discursive activities with the aim of supporting a diverse community of underrepresented artists through collaboration and community engagement. Meta Meta Meta LLC teaches workshops, organizes events, and produces publications in order to empower the public through increased access to the arts.
AGENCY is a newly opened project space located at 20 Jay Street in DUMBO, Brooklyn, established by Meta MetaMeta, LLC with the goal of promoting underrepresented and emerging Brooklyn based artists.
Dana Lok, Laure Prouvost, Mia Goyette at Bianca D'Alessandro, Copenhagen, Denmark
2 June - 9 September 2017
Artnet News Must See: Copenhagen
https://news.artnet.com/exhibitions/copenhagen-art-guide-august-2017-1065641
