Charlotte Magazine shares an insightful look into the way multimedia artist Clare Rojas connects her different creative passions. The exhibition Shifted Horizons will be on view at SOCO Gallery through November 8th.
Read the full article here.
Clare Rojas: Shifted Horizons (installation view). Photo: Lydia Bittner-Baird
Lizzie Cheatham McNairy, author of Matrons & Mistresses, a blog devoted to highlighting women in the arts, interviews Shara Hughes at her Brooklyn studio. Hughes explains how her steadfast devotion to “keep painting and put that first always” has contributed to the last few years of sold-out national and international exhibitions, inclusion in the Whitney Biennial 2017, acquisitions from numerous prestigious museums and collectors, and the recent publication of her first monograph of landscape paintings.
Shara Hughes. Photo: Olly Yung. © 2019 Matrons & Mistresses.
The New York Times interviews photographer Burk Uzzle for the 50th anniversary of Woodstock. By deciding to focus on the crowd rather than the musicians, Uzzle was able to capture one of the most iconic images of the era.
Burk Uzzle, Woodstock Cover, 1969
Copyright © Burk Uzzle, Courtesy of The New York Times
French newspaper, Libération, describes Liz Nielsen’s unique process to create her vivid photograms, where
“light is the object and the subject of her work.”
Read the full article here and its addendum with further photographs of Nielsen’s work here.
Photo Liz Nielsen. SOCO Gallery Charlotte, North Carolina
SOCO Gallery is thrilled to announce our new membership with The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA).
See the full list of new NADA gallery members on ArtForum here.
Austin Eddy, Three Ducks In a Row, Round Pond Reflection (Kensington Gardens March 2018), 2018
The Washington Post reveals the origins of Karine Laval’s cinematic body of work, Poolscapes.
Karine Laval, Poolscape #71, 2010
Copyright © Karine Laval, courtesy of SOCO Gallery
To mark the last week of Tel Aviv-based artist, Guy Yanai’s seminal exhibition at SOCO Gallery, Juxtapoz Magazine highlights the artist’s singular technique of decisive linear brush strokes applied to motifs of plants, sailboats, and landscapes.
Photo: Lydia Bittner-Baird
Travel Pulse features must-see art destinations in Charlotte, such as the Mint Museum, the Bechtler,
the McColl Center, and SOCO Gallery, among others.
Photo: Lydia Bittner-Baird
Will Heinrich reviews Jackie Gendel most recent exhibition, Stained Glass Cliff, for the New York Times.
Jackie Gendel’s “tbt” (2019) in her show “Stained Glass Cliff.” Photography: Thomas Erben Gallery
Madison Sullivan of WhereTraveler illuminates the must-see spring exhibitions in the Queen City, including
SOCO Gallery’s Virago exhibition by Jen Ray and Holly Coulis’ show, At Rest.
Courtesy SOCO Gallery, North Carolina
Bespoke Banter reviews Austin Eddy’s recent exhibition, Tur Til Turtle Island,
which opened at SOCO Gallery on January 9, 2019.
Read the full article here.
Austin Eddy, “Springs New York, 1956.”, 2018
To announce his newly released monograph, the New York Times shines the spotlight on Ken Van Sickle’s photography. SOCO Gallery will host a book signing with the artist in Spring 2019.
“He’s 87, and his first photo book, “Ken Van Sickle: Photography 1954-2009,” captures the lives of artists and bohemians on both sides of the Atlantic.”
Read the full article here.
Ken Van Sickle, Cafe Tournon, 1955
Copyright © Ken Van Sickle, courtesy of SOCO Gallery
Vulture shines the spotlight on SOCO Gallery and nine other notable, contemporary galleries located far from major art capitals like New York and Los Angeles.
Read the full article here.
Installation View: Shara Hughes, Bold Suns at SOCO Gallery
Musée Magazine shines the spotlight on Karine Laval's Poolscapes in the waning days of summer.
Read the full article here.
Copyright © Karine Laval, courtesy of the artist
In this Cultured Magazine feature, Elliott Puckette discusses changes and patterns in her practice across her decades-long career.
Read the full article here.
Image courtesy of Cultured Magazine
Charles Chu of The Polymath Project interviews Damian Stamer on how upbringing, culture, and differing perspectives can influence new and developing artists.
Read the full article here.
Courtesy of The Polymath Project
The Charlotte Observer reveals an in depth interview discussing Juan Logan’s practice and motivation behind the Long Silence exhibition on view at SOCO Gallery.
Read the full article here.
Juan Logan, Elegy IX, 2017
Copyright © Juan Logan, courtesy of SOCO Gallery
Art Viewer shines spotlight on Liz Nielsen’s exhibition Tracing the Azimuth at SOCO Gallery.
Read the full article here.
Liz Nielsen, Tracing the Azimuth, 2018, exhibition view
LensCulture interviews photographer Liz Nielsen about her lifelong connection to light and how that connection generates the luminous photograms the artist creates. New works by Nielsen will be on display at SOCO Gallery through July 27th.
Read the full article here.
Liz Nielsen, Red Mountains, 2018, Copyright © Liz Nielsen
