Installation view from "Fragments, Parts, and Wholes: The Body and Culture"
Fragments, Parts, and Wholes: The Body and Culture
Eight works installed to the left of the exhibition entrance. Two works hang on a freestanding white wall. Behind it are six additional works including a hanging garment.
January 22–March 5, 2022

Looking Back / The 12th White Columns Annual – Selected by Mary Manning
A framed work composed of pink and white drawings and cut outs on black paper. A skull is in the center, surrounded by hands, swirling fleur de lis motifs, a face in profile, and applied geometric cut outs. Text in all caps appears throughout the composition, notably including the words “PANIC,” “CHAOS,” and “ORDER.”
January 16–February 22, 2014

Looking Back: The Eighth White Columns Annual – Selected by Pati Hertling
"Posers", installation view, 2000
March 24–April 30, 2000

Posers
Twelve record sleeves mounted in a row along three adjacent walls. Below them there is a table with a stack of records, a record player and two speakers on it.
November 4, 2017–January 27, 2018

Project Room: The Sound of White Columns
Installation view, "White Room: Bob Nickas" 'Recent Acquisitions, Gifts, and Works from Various Exhibitions 1985-2007', 2008
February 22–March 30, 2008

Recent Acquisitions, Gifts, and Works from Various Exhibitions 1985 – 2007
Work from the collection of Bob Nickas
Works by various artists installed on white walls. Works are grouped by artist and each group is enclosed in a colorful rectangular outline. There are two freestanding vitrine display tables.
September 24–November 2, 2019

HEALING ARTS!
Work from the archives of Healing Arts Initiative
Seven T-shirts with poems printed on them, installed along three adjacent walls. From left to right, the poems read: WE GAVE A PARTY FOR THE GODS AND THE GODS ALL CAME, IT DOESN'T GET BETTER, EATING THE SKY, SPACE FORGETS YOU, IT’S NOT WHAT HAPPENS IT’S HOW YOU HANDLE IT, LIKE AN AUTO ACCIDENT YOU CAN’T KEEP YOUR EYES OFF IT, and LIFE IS A KILLER.
June 21–August 5, 2017

I [heart] John Giorno
East Village Eye review of "Speed Trials"
May 4–8, 1983

Speed Trials