Gravity Assumes Disassociation

Gravity Assumes Disassociation

Edwin Schlossberg

Jan 10 – Feb 07, 2003

Edwin Schlossberg

Gravity assumes disassociation, 2002

Description

An exhibition of works by Edwin Schlossberg entitled Gravity Assumes Disassociation will open on January 11th at the Ronald Feldman Gallery. The exhibition consists of seventeen drawings created in 2002 and ten pieces created in 1977. The earlier works were the stimulus for the current pieces.The drawings are done with pencil, crayon, and ink on sheets of translucent vellum. By presenting levels of meaning in the layers of the drawings and size relationship and color of the words, the works explore the relationship between symbolic ideas and their physical embodiment.

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Gravity Assumes Disassocaition, 1977

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Edwin Schlossberg

Gravity Assumes Disassocaition, 1977

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Edwin Schlossberg

Gravity Assumes Disassocaition, 2002

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Everything measured, 2002

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Self is another, 2002

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About by, 1977

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Across the distance to as it is, 1977

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Mind exists, 2002

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Level Criticism, 2002

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Measure less, 1977

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On - Through, 2002

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Required denial, 1977

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Underwritten, 2002

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Weary as respect, 1977

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.