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Ida Applebroog
Nostrums
October 14 – November 11, 1989
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The Village Voice
The Village Voice
The New Yorker
Art & Antiques
Artforum
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7 Days
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ARTnews
Art in America
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Lithium Square, 1988
oil on canvas; 4 panels
110 x 137 inches
Collection: Bayerische Staatsmalesammlungen
Munich, Germany
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Camp Compazine, 1988
oil on canvas; 4 panels
86 x 140 inches
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Anhedonia, 1989
oil on canvas; 11 panels
102 x 142 inches
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Emetic Fields, 1989
oil on canvas; 8 panels
102 x 204 inches
Collection: The Whitney Museum of
American Art, New York |
Vector Hills, 1989
oil on canvas; 5 panels
86 x 150 inches
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Chronic Hollow, 1989
oil on canvas; 6 panels
94 x 116 inches
Collection: The Museum of Modern Art,
New York |
Click here for a PDF version of the following Press Release. |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 25, 1989
IDA APPLEBROOG
Nostrums
October 14 – November 11
Ida Applebroog will exhibit Nostrums, a series of paintings, and Belladonna, a film/tape done in collaboration with Beth B.
Applebroog's new large paintings contain a composite of images that reflect the near breakdown of contemporary life. Each title is derived from medical terminology -- Camp Compazine, Elixir Tabernacle, Sphincter Pond, Anhedonia, etc.
The talking heads of "Belladonna", quoting from different sources as in data gathered through a research questionnaire, coalesce to reveal individual psychoses. The players include Sebastian Mekas, Humboldt Strait, Jonas Mekas, Jonathan Auerbach, Beth B, Judith Solodkin, Martina Batan, Rafic Azzouny, Ulli Rimkus, Gideon Horowitz, Todd Ayound, Ida Applebroog, and Harry Druzd.
A catalogue of the exhibition with an essay by Carlo McCormick will be available. "Nostrums" will mark Applebroog's sixth exhibition at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts. The public is invited to a reception for the artist on Saturday, October 14 from 5-7 p.m. For more information, please contact Susan Yung at (212) 226-3232.
Gallery Hours are Tuesday – Saturday, 10-6, Mondays by appointment.
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