White Columns

White Room: Doug Wada

May 5–June 4, 2000 320 West 13th Street White Room

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Doug Wada, installation view, 2000

Press Release

Doug Wada – contemporary still-life paintings of industrial objects, such as a row of lockers, an air conditioning unit, and a row of subway seats. Meticulously painted, these canvases range in scale from small to life-size.

Invitation

Invitation for "It's a Cruel World," "White Room: Doug Wada," and "White Room: Lisa Sigal"

Invitation for "It's a Cruel World," "White Room: Doug Wada," and "White Room: Lisa Sigal"

Invitation for "It's a Cruel World," "White Room: Doug Wada," and "White Room: Lisa Sigal"

Invitation for "It's a Cruel World," "White Room: Doug Wada," and "White Room: Lisa Sigal"

Archive in Progress

Installation view of "Inaugural Group Show," 1970

Exhibition October–November 1970

Inaugural Group Show

Inaugural Group Show, installation in progress, 1970. Photo: Cosmos.

A colorful drawing depicting a medieval landscape teeming with mythical creatures and personified animals. In the foreground is a gray cat wearing yellow knight armor and riding a unicorn. The cat's gaze meets the viewer while holding a red flag with a written message. The cat is accompanied by five mice, also wearing armor, as well as a mouse fairy princess. In the background are two distant castles across a grassy plain, the sun peering just behind the castle to the right.

Online November 29, 2023–January 10, 2024

White Columns Online #26:
Joan of Arc and her Unicorn
curated by Daisy Sheff

Jennifer Quinones
Joan of Arc and her Unicorn, 2021
Colored pencil on paper
18 × 24 in.
Courtesy of the artist.

Installation detail of "Male" - work from the collection of Vince Aletti, 2008

Exhibition February 22–March 30, 2008

Male
Work from the collection of Vince Aletti

Installation detail of "Male" - work from the collection of Vince Aletti, 2008

Installation(Four paintings – each depicting a portrait – installed at various heights on a white wall. From left to right, a group of dancers, a woman lounging with her head on her arm, a man mooning, and a nude figure smoking a cigarette.)

March 4–April 19, 2014

White Room: Robert Kitchen (curated by Vince Aletti)

Robert Kitchen, installation view, 2014

Six roughly rendered yellow flowers with blue stems and leaves against a painterly backdrop with brown, red and black patches.

Online January 23–March 7, 2020

White Columns Online #11:

“Cloud Memories”

curated by Adrianne Rubenstein

Karen Barbour
Untitled, 2018.
Oil on paper
22 × 30 in.
Courtesy of the artist.

A semi-abstract painting depicting a central diamond shape flanked by four trees, one to each corner of the painting, against a swirling green background.

Exhibition June 4–July 16, 2016

White Room: Adrianne Rubenstein

Adrianne Rubenstein

Family Crest, 2016

Oil on panel

38 × 26 in.

Performance view of "Tina Girouard: Live House," 1971

May 1971

Tina Girouard
Live House

Tina Girouard: Live House, performance view, 1971

Installation view of "Tina Girouard: Patterns," 1973

Exhibition December 29, 1973–January 10, 1974

Tina Girouard
Patterns

Tina Girouard, Patterns, installation view, 1973

Installation view for "Tina Girouard: Four Stages," 1972

Exhibition December 16–28, 1972

Tina Girouard
Four Stages

Tina Girouard, Four Stages, installation view, 1972

AGK004

March 6–April 18, 2015

White Room: Ann Greene Kelly

Ann Greene Kelly
Untitled, 2015
Aluminum bowl, cinder block,
alabaster, hydrocal plaster, mesh
sink stopper, and steel wire
28 × 11.25 × 11.5 in.

Nancy Shaver
Blue box, yellow line

September 10–October 25, 2008

Begin Again Right Back Here, curated by B. Wurtz

Nancy Shaver
Blue box, yellow line

Gallery interior with six works installed on the walls, including two abstract paintings and four deconstructed, painted garments.

March 18–April 22, 2017

Gallery Annabeth Marks

Annabeth Marks, installation view, 2017

Two framed, abstract works installed side by side on a wall. Both are untitled, and incorporate similar green, yellow and beige hues.

March 1–April 16, 2016

Project: Doris Staffel organized by Annabeth Marks

Doris Staffel, installation view, 2016