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Mirror, Mirror/ In Time of Silver Rain

Day & Night Projects February 17, 2017

Mirror, Mirror:

Nicholas Steindorf and Raul Valverde

curated by MOUNTAIN

In Time of Silver Rain:

Michi Meko and Saige Rowe

curated by Selena

Opening Reception: Friday, Feb. 17, 7–10pm
Exhibition dates: Feb. 17–Mar. 12, 2017

Day & Night Projects is pleased to present two concurrent exhibitions in their Atlanta gallery, curated by MOUNTAIN and Selena, both artist-run spaces in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.

MOUNTAIN introduces Atlanta viewers to New York-based artists Nicholas Steindorf and Raul Valverde in Mirror, Mirror. This exhibition is about simulated realities, intangible form, and the reflective nature of abstraction.

Raul Valverde has created a 3D rendered “virtual sculpture” that exists solely as a computer-generated simulation, but draws from source images of the physical gallery space of Day & Night Projects. Nicholas Steindorf will present a series of video works incorporating digital animation and moving image “still lifes” of both real and simulated objects.

Selena pairs Georgia artists Michi Meko and Saige Rowe in a unique dialogue with In Time of Silver Rain. The exhibition shares the same title as Langston Hughes’ poem from 1947, which speaks to a time of change when winter is ending and spring is beginning.

Michi Meko’s practice weaves Southern culture and contemporary street culture, enmeshing the personal and historical. Within these themes he employs assemblage, implemented through sculpture, painting, and video. Through nautical references, Meko speaks to Black Navigation as a means of understanding Blackness. Omitting an aura, these talismanic works imbue discarded objects with a mixture of spirituality and personal identity. Utilizing diverse materials including gold leaf, Georgia clay, bare wood, boxing gloves, found objects, charcoal, acrylic and spray paint, these hybridizations of time and material explore ideas of the self-tethered to history, but on a continual navigation towards re-imagined futures.

Saige Rowe’s colorful, performative, videos utilize the artist’s body exploring everyday objects. The performer, never shown entirely in frame, cuts into enclosed settings, often backyards and small rooms, creating disjointed compositional effects. The play of restrictive color and perspective creates a flirtatious space between personal femininity and the depth of the body as a vessel. A collapse of photography into video and vice versa is essential to the artist’s practice; Rowe’s assembled sculpture pushes further this collapse as screens can be incorporated in numberless ways.

About the Artists:

Raul Valverde (b. 1980, Madrid, Spain) lives and works in New York. Recent exhibitions include solo exhibitions at 300 Morgan, NY, and Ogami Press, Madrid; and a residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program. He has an MFA from School of Visual Arts; an MA from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts, London; and a BFA from Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Visit valverderaul.com.

Nicholas Steindorf (b. 1987, Milwaukee, WI) lives and works in Brooklyn. Recent projects include a solo exhibition at Exo Exo, Paris and the launch of the 2nd download for the Virtual Dream Center, quarterly online exhibition platform. He has an MFA from Yale University and a BFA from Columbia College, Chicago.
Visit nicholassteindorf.com.

Michi Meko (b. 1974, Florence, AL) lives and works in Atlanta. He has a BA from Univ. of North Alabama. Recent projects include solo exhibitions at Univ. of Georgia Lamar Dodd Galleries, Athens GA, and Univ. of North Georgia. Meko is represented by Alan Avery Art Company in Atlanta.
Visit michimeko.com.

Saige Rowe (b. 1993) lives and works in Conyers, GA. She has a BFA from Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. Recent projects include exhibitions at Bodega, New York, NY and at Species, Atlanta, GA in collaboration with Linda Moncada.
Visit saigerowe.info.

About the Galleries:

MOUNTAIN is an artist-run apartment gallery in Bushwick presenting exhibitions and projects by emerging artists, founded by Michael Fleming in 2016.
Visit mountain.xhbtr.com.

Selena is an artist run space co-founded by Anjuli Rathod and Olivia Swider located in Brooklyn, New York.
Visit selenagallery.co.


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Day & Night Projects Founders: The Voice Never Sleeps

Day & Night Projects November 17, 2016

The Voice Never Sleeps:
Steven L. Anderson, William Downs, Mark Leibert, and Tori Tinsley

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 17, 7-10pm
Exhibition dates: Nov. 17–Dec. 4, 2016

Day & Night Projects presents The Voice Never Sleeps, a group exhibition of its founding members: Steven L. Anderson, William Downs, Mark Leibert, and Tori Tinsley.

“The Voice Never Sleeps” describes an attitude and drive that these artists share: we make it happen, we work it through, we strive to understand, we listen to that inner voice, and we let our flags fly.

Steven L. Anderson’s works come out of a calamitous event in his studio, the accidental destruc-tion of a large Tree Ring drawing. The immediate, fist-shaking protest flag of “I’ll Never Stop Making Art,” and the longer-term picking up of the pieces in “Ten Thousand Years of Painting in Georgia” offer timely strategies of moving forward after a devastating loss.

Mark Leibert’s “Gather” captures a portrait of a colleague in the moment of developing. Painting with spray paint and hand-mixed oils & pigments on canvas, Leibert catches his tentative subject somewhere between vanishing and appearing.

Tori Tinsley’s acrylic paintings explore the changing relationship between the artist with her mother as she succumbs to a brain disease called fronto-temporal degeneration. “Cave Hug” and “Eye Poke” show us bright colors and dark spaces, as we care for and occasionally hurt the ones we love.

William Downs uses the figure as a foundation to build bodies and landscapes. In “Just stand on my head please” and a suite of nine ink washes on paper, Downs’ manipulated and layered lines allow for a mix of formal and surreal elements, uniting on the surface of the drawings.

“The Voice Never Sleeps” is on view Fridays 11am–4pm, Saturdays 11am–5pm, and by appointment. Contact steve@stevenlanderson.com or call 404-623-7289 for more information.

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Creature of What You Are

Day & Night Projects October 7, 2016

Creature of What You Are is a photography group exhibition focused on artists currently exploring the theme of connection, specifically within the familial unit. The philosophies behind a family come from the connections that people share with each other. Connections of shared relationships, shared experiences, or a shared home; emotional ties between individuals that are unbreakable. Observation of the intimacy between people who are connected on multidimensional levels will present a complexity that is strong yet familiar. The investigation into this bond helps people understand themselves; identity can be found by looking backwards and inward.

Artists represented:
Ben B. Lee
Kelli Couch
Alicia Collins

Curated by Morgan Byrd and Maggie Callahan

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