Carl Fudge

Carl Fudge

Carl Fudge

Apr 26 – Jun 14, 2002

Carl Fudge

Everyone Had a Theory as to Why, 2002 (detail)

Description

Carl Fudge will exhibit new paintings and prints at the Feldman Gallery, opening on April 27. Based on the transformation of Japanese contemporary Pop and historical sources, the compositions are seemingly abstract but contain images of robots, a woman, and erotica. Fudge complicates the visual reading of the object, the relationship between abstraction and representation, and challenges the hierarchies of the aura of the hand-made versus the culture of the copy. He uses an elaborate process that combines technology and meticulous hand cutting, drawing, and painting.

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Carl Fudge

Mobile Suite 1, 2001

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Carl Fudge

Mobile Suite 1, 2001

Carl Fudge

Mobile Suit 6, 2001

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Carl Fudge

MSK-008, 2002

Carl Fudge

Maz Maz, 2002

Carl Fudge

Everyone had a Theory as to Why I, 2002

Carl Fudge

Dirac, 2002

Carl Fudge

Dirac, 2002 (detail)

Carl Fudge

Terminal Breakdown, 1997

Carl Fudge

Transformer, 1998

Carl Fudge

Zam Zam, 2002

Carl Fudge

LEH-061, 2002

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Carl Fudge, 2002

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Carl Fudge, 2002

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Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Carl Fudge, 2002

installation view

Ronald Feldman Gallery has been at the frontier of contemporary art since 1971. The gallery is located in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City and exhibits performance, photography, new media, film, painting, drawing and sculpture.