ALL IN
April 30–May 21, 2019
144 West 14th Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011
USA
Curated by LeRonn P. Brooks
Participating artists: Allen Ball, Daniel Barragan, Isabelle Brourman, Hank Ehrenfried, Alanna Fields, Connie Fu, Danil Gertman, Santiago Giralda, Maria Elizabeth Janasz, Devin B. Johnson, Dayeon Kim, Philip LaVelle, Xingze Li, Lizzy Lunday, Brittney Lyons, Camille McNally, Shohei Miyachi, Monika Monika, ChaeWon Moon, Brian Napier, Mathilde van Nuffel d’Heynsbroeck, Jean Oh, Alp Oz, Jamaal Peterman, Hongyu Pu, Jiwon Rhie, Aubrey Roemer, Madeline Rupard, Michele Rushfeldt, Chutian Shu, George Skoufas, Katreen Sorokina, Wen Tao, Christina Thurston, Trevis True, Devin Utah, Erik Wangsvick, Bradley Ward, Jessica Niello-White, Shinhee Yu, Netta Bar Zion
All In is a group exhibition that explores the intersections between form and urgency. Each work stands as a metaphor for the evidence of the imagination’s questions about life, its ambiguities, secrets, and truths. This is to say that there exists a community of inter-dependent and individual practices, here. Each work embodies its maker and is as unique, experimental and speculative, as the still-unfolding narrative(s) of each artist’s life and His/Her/Their implication(s) to the world(s) to which this exhibition is an invitation. It is an invitation (in)to the speculative interior(s) from which the imagination blooms as a matter of culture/counterculture, and the exploration of “personal knowing” and witnessing. Each work is a personified space of this witnessing and each space is a room for narration. “All In” is, therefore, evidence from the interior(s) and the communication of a deeply held bond between classmates, peers, friends, and fellow journeyers. –LeRonn P. Brooks, PhD
Gallery hours: Monday–Saturday 11am–6pm and Thursday until 8pm
Discussion on Saturday, May 11, 2019, 4-6pm. facilitated by curator LeRonn P. Brooks with The Brooklyn Museum’s Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art, Ashley James, and artist William Villalongo.
Pratt Institute’s Master in Fine Arts (MFA) program provides an advanced interdisciplinary education for artists supported by distinguished faculty, exceptional facilities, and a community of peers. Enriched by the abundance and inspiration of New York City, Pratt’s critically engaged faculty respond to each student’s individual practice, supporting their development and enabling an intense and transformative immersion in the diverse cultures of contemporary art making. Find more information about the program.
About Pratt Shows 2019
Explore the year’s boldest ideas at Pratt Institute’s curated showcase by the 2018 graduating class. Pratt Shows is comprised of over more than 20 events, presentations, and exhibitions, including fine art installations, film screenings, readings, and trade shows, setting Pratt’s collaborative and interdisciplinary approach on display.