by Michael Carroll | Sep 30, 2022 | Hunt Slonem, News, Past Exhibitions
Even though Hunt was born in the Chinese year of the rabbit, his work had a slow introduction to these animals. In the 1970s, rabbits began appearing at the feet of saints in devotional paintings. Over the decades, they, as rabbits do, multiplied to cover entire walls... Read More
by Michael Carroll | Aug 1, 2021 | Hunt Slonem, Past Exhibitions
Work in the exhibition may be seen here. Reiteration runs like a mantra through Hunt’s work. As in a prayer, the same words are uttered, but every time they are said the intention and meter are slightly different. As images, rabbits seem obvious as subject matter as... Read More
by Michael Carroll | May 15, 2020 | Hunt Slonem, Past Exhibitions
To refer to Hunt Slonem as a “rara avis” is just about perfect. He is a rare chap with a collection of historic buildings, and a studio occupied by himself and 60 birds. Grids and lines and squares fill Hunt’s world, surrounded as he is by cages and walls and... Read More
by Michael Carroll | May 1, 2020 | Hung Liu, Hunt Slonem, Jamie Brunson, Jim Dine, Judy Chicago, Lien Truong, Matthew Shlian, Natalie Christensen, Past Exhibitions, Raphaelle Goethals, Rex Ray, Rusty Scruby, Walter Robinson
Walk through our VR exhibition! Adaptability is key to finding happiness, and Turner Carroll has adapted to a new way of hosting exhibitions to bring you happiness during this unusual, homebound time. We are thrilled to bring you our first 3-D, interactive, virtual... Read More
