Reflections on the work of contemporary artists POSTED ON SEPTEMBER 19, 2022 BY ETTY YANIV Habby Osk: No Tricks Involved https://artspiel.org/habby-osk-no-tricks-involved/
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To view click here The exhibition comprises eight photographs and two sculptures. All works explore the tension that exists in stasis, the singular moment, seemingly impossible, when after a painstakingly laborious process, a problem is instantaneously solved. Osk explores these ideas through materials that are themselves transient and unpredictable like wax, jello – even sugar. The…
NARS is pleased to present Hush, an exhibition curated by Eva Mayhabal Davis and with works by Gabriel Bielawski, Matthew Cronin, Traci Hercher, Andrew Yong Hoon Lee, Habby Osk, Whitney Ramage and Daniela Stubbs-Levi. Reflecting on the tension that social crisis creates on the world, these artists set forth bodies of work that are introspective…
Interview about the solo exhibition, art and life with Undercurrent: https://undercurrent.nyc/podcast/2021/1/26/habby-osk
The live Artfare moderated by Carolina Wheat is now on the Artfare YouTube channel: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A3JK-2VuotA
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Habby Osk’s work rests upon basic physics – balance, movement and time. These concepts are the concrete medium for her artistic practice where objects challenge the limits of balance and stability. Through sculpture, photography, and installations, Osk reveals a tension between movement and stillness by placing objects in seemingly unstable positions, capturing a moment of perpetual precarity. These compositions of…
Undercurrent is excited to launch the 2021 program with Connectivity, a solo exhibition by New York-based Icelandic artist Habby Osk. Grounded in sculpture, her work is an ideal segue from the imbalances of last year finding us a new foothold with the start of a new one. Connectivity will run from January 29 until March…