White Columns Online #27:
Winter Moon
curated by What Pipeline
Austin Moule
Space Mask, 2021
Oil on canvas
24 × 20 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Jean Wolff
Le Grande Bleu, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
64 × 54 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Shane Smith
Self-Portrait Before Clocking-in, 2023
Oil on wood
20 × 16 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Georgia Dickie
Cup 4, 2022
Found coffee cup with marker and empty package
3.5 × 4.75 × 1 in.
(8.9 × 12.1 × 2.5 cm.)
Courtesy of the artist.
Daniel Tyler Milanese
As Above So Below, 2023
Monotype & solvent transfer on paper
17 × 30 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Patrick Carlin Mohundro
John 13:1-17 (broken heels), 2018
Turmeric, glycerin, gelatin, gesso made with rabbit skin glue and Ajax® Powder Cleanser on cast ceramic panel
18 × 18 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Brian Dyer
Elsa Lady of the Eternal Frost Princess, 2020
Colored pencil and oil pastel on paper
14 × 11 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Rui Yang
shinning moment, 2019-2020
Oil on canvas
162 × 203 cm.
Courtesy of the artist.
Lisa Young
Lyra Angelica, 2004
Single channel video
5:29
Courtesy of the artist.
Bryson Brodie
Glass, 2022
Oil on linen
12 × 16 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Elizabeth Gourlay
Lilac 1, 2023
Acrylic on linen mounted on shaped panel
12 × 12 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Catherine Mulligan
Church Landscape, 2022
Oil on panel with custom frame
40 × 60 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Shelley Turley
Easter Morning, 2020
Acrylic and oil on paper
24 × 18 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Daniel Ramos
Kids In The Junkyard, 2016
Archival Inkjet Print
30 × 40 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Lisa Young
Lyra Angelica, 2004
Single channel video
5:29
Exhibition Description
February 27, 2024. It is 70 degrees fahrenheit in Detroit. We don’t get a winter this year and maybe we don’t get winter anymore. If so, let this show stand as a reminder of what winter once was, both through direct depiction and S.A.D. vibes.
What Pipeline is an artist-run gallery in Detroit, founded in 2013 by Daniel Sperry and Alivia Zivich. The gallery presents an evolving and multigenerational program of artists, and brings Detroit artists to a wider audience through off-site curatorial projects. What Pipeline also represents the estate of Cay Bahnmiller. Recent exhibitions include “Everybody is Crazy” with Bruno Zhu, “The First Machine” with Isabelle Frances McGuire and Nolan Simon, and “Irradiation” with Mary Ann Aitken, Olga Balema, Will Benedict and Pope.L.
This exhibition is the twenty-seventh in a series of online exhibitions curated exclusively from White Columns’ Curated Artist Registry.
Austin Moule
Space Mask, 2021
Oil on canvas
24 × 20 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Jean Wolff
Le Grande Bleu, 2023
Acrylic on canvas
64 × 54 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Shane Smith
Self-Portrait Before Clocking-in, 2023
Oil on wood
16 × 20 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Georgia Dickie
Cup 4, 2022
Found coffee cup with marker and empty package
3.5 × 4.75 × 1 in.
(8.9 × 12.1 × 2.5 cm.)
Courtesy of the artist.
Daniel Tyler Milanese
As Above So Below, 2023
Monotype & solvent transfer on paper
17 × 30 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Patrick Carlin Mohundro, John 13:1-17 (broken heels), 2018, turmeric, glycerin, gelatin, gesso made with rabbit skin glue and Ajax® Powder Cleanser on cast ceramic panel,
18 × 18 in. Courtesy of the artist.
Brian Dyer
Elsa Lady of the Eternal Frost Princess, 2020
Colored pencil and oil pastel on paper
14 × 11 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Rui Yang
shinning moment, 2019-2020
Oil on canvas
162 × 203 cm.
Courtesy of the artist.
Lisa Young
Lyra Angelica, 2004
Single channel video
5:29
Courtesy of the artist.
Bryson Brodie
Glass, 2022
il on linen
12 × 16 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Elizabeth Gourlay
Lilac 1, 2023
Acrylic on linen mounted on shaped panel
12 × 12 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Catherine Mulligan
Church Landscape, 2022
Oil on panel with custom frame
40 × 60 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Shelley Turley
Easter Morning, 2020
Acrylic and oil on paper
24 × 1 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
Daniel Ramos
Kids In The Junkyard, 2016
Archival Inkjet Print
30 × 40 in.
Courtesy of the artist.
