Jae Ko at Grounds For Sculpture

Posted on September 14, 2015 by Experiment Station

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Installation view of Jae Ko’s Shiro at Grounds For Sculpture, NJ.

Contemporary artist Jae Ko, whose work is currently on display in Intersections @ 5, opened an installation at Grounds For Sculpture in New Jersey earlier this year. The works are reminiscent of her original 2010 Intersections contemporary art project for the Phillips, Force of Nature. Both installations primarily use Kraft paper, but Ko responds specifically to the site in color and formation of the rolls.

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Installation view of Jae Ko’s Shiro at Grounds For Sculpture, NJ.

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Installation view of Jae Ko’s Shiro at Grounds For Sculpture, NJ.

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Jae Ko, Escalante

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Installation view of Jae Ko’s Shiro at Grounds For Sculpture, NJ.

Artists Among Us: Intersections@5

Posted on June 2, 2015 by Experiment Station

Several Intersections artists were able to attend the opening. L to R: Jae Ko, Linn Meyers, Annabel Daou, Vesela Sretenovic (curator), Jean Meisel, Bernhard Hildebrandt, Barbara Liotta, Jeanne Silverthorne, Tayo Heuser.

Last week, eight of the 21 artists featured in Intersections@5 were at the museum for the exhibition opening. Check out photos from the event!

Artists and guests at the opening of Intersections@5.

Phillips Director Dorothy Kosinski at the opening of Intersections@5.

Artists and guests enjoying the opening of Intersections@5.

A great turnout for the opening!

(Left) Jennifer Wen Ma’s Brain Storm, 2009 (Right) Installation view of Allan de Souza’s work.

Artists and guests at the Intersections@5 opening.

A full courtyard at the Intersections@5 reception.

The 8 Most Creative Instagrams of Bernardi Roig’s Sculptures

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Experiment Station

We love how creative Instagrammers have been getting when snapping photos of Bernardi Roig’s sculptures inside and outside of the museum. Here are some of our favorites.

Unique angles of Bernardi Roig’s sculpture An Illuminated Head for Blinky P. (The Gun), 2010 from (left) @catbradley and (right) @pootie_ting

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Roig’s The Man of the Light (2005) as seen by instagrammers (left) @vajiajia and (right) @frisbeejackson

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These two instagrammers caught almost the exact same image in reverse (top: @zlexi, bottom: @katemartian)

Roig’s Acteón (2005) from below (photo: @lgomez66) and above (photo: @vajiajia)