Viewpoints Galerie Lelong & Co.

October 2019 — The fourth episode of “Viewpoints, with Galerie Lelong” features a conversation between artist Samuel Levi Jones and San Francisco–based collector Pamela Joyner. Together with her husband, Fred Giuffrida, Joyner has amassed what has been called the most important collection of African-American art in private hands—a collection that includes several works by Samuel Levi Jones. Working between Chicago and Indianapolis, Jones uses varied material such as stripped-apart sports equipment and pulped books to deconstruct an object's moral and ethical implications. These unmade and remade objects can be seen, most recently, in Jones's solo exhibition "Mass Awakening," currently on view at Galerie Lelong & Co. in New York.

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July 2019 — For the third episode of “Viewpoints, with Galerie Lelong,” artist Leonardo Drew joins curator Larry Ossei-Mensah for a conversation about Drew's ever-changing art practice, his growing up in the P.T. Barnum apartments, and the artist's ongoing attempts to make chaos legible. Ossei-Mensah, the Susanne Feld Hilberry Senior Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), examines Drew's current solo exhibition at Galerie Lelong in New York as well as his first public-art project, a monumental work now on view in Madison Square Park.

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May 2019 — In the second episode of “Viewpoints, with Galerie Lelong,” curator Hans Ulrich Obrist speaks with artist Michelle Stuart about her earthworks and early feminist artworks, as well as their shared interests in nature, memory and extinction.

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Oct. 2018 — For the inaugural episode of “Viewpoints, with Galerie Lelong,” Mary Sabbatino is joined by artist Petah Coyne, whose solo exhibition “Having Gone I Will Return” is currently on view in New York.

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