Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. Today’s show was picked by artist Joshua Abelow, as bonus selection to his selections for the week of February 8. Read more about Abelow’s picks for Pictures here.
Today’s show: “Van Hanos: Intercalaris” recently closed at Rowhouse Project in Baltimore. The solo exhibition continually evolved throughout the show’s run, with new works appearing from January 2 to February 29.
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Van Hanos, Purple - One and Always, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Purple - One and Always, 2016, oil on linen.
Van Hanos, Stove - Harriet Tubman and John Brown At The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project.
Van Hanos, Pineapple - Golden Mean For Eileen, 2011, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project.
Installation view of “Van Hanos: Intercalaris,” 2016, at Rowhouse Project.
Van Hanos, Rainbow - Withstanding Walls, 2016, oil on linen.
Van Hanos, Cards - Cabin Fever, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Cards - Cabin Fever, 2016, oil on linen.
Van Hanos, Snow - Wyman Park, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Drawing - Julie, 1997, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Abstract - Overproduction, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Installation view of “Van Hanos: Intercalaris,” 2016, at Rowhouse Project, showing, from left Between the World and Me (The First 12 Pages), 2016, and The Good Samaritan, 2016.
Van Hanos, Bridge - Brooklyn Bridge, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Rose - Thanks, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Hill - Ross's Rock, 2016, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.
Van Hanos, Drawing - Figure Study, 1997, oil on linen, installation view, at Rowhouse Project, Baltimore.