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ART ET INDUSTRIE

A New York Movement: 1977-1999

November 5 – December 4, 2015

Art et Industrie exhibition, full view of installation
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Close up of James Hong's Karnack (1979) and Richard Snyder's Cabinet of the Ancient Squid (1990)
DanArt et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are James Hong's Karnak, Forrest Myers' Wire couch, Dan Freidman's Truth chair, and Norman Campbell's cross
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Elizabeth Browning Jackson's carpet, Terence Main's "Red Twiddler" chair, Alex Locadia's Toaster, and Paul Ludick's Apartheid Chair
Art et Industrie exhibition, full view of installation
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Michele Oka Doner's door handles, Rafael Barrios' Mesa table, James Evanson's trapezoid chair and side table, Carmen Spera's "Cafe Rapido" console table, and Terence Main's "Amity"
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Forrest Myers' wire couch, Terence Main's "Red Twiddler" chair, and Dan Friedman's Truth chair
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Carmen Spera's mirror (1985) and Jim Cole's console (c. 1944)
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Forrest Myers' wire couch, Norman Campbell's cross, Dan Friedman's Truth chair, and Laura Drake Johnson's "Soul Badge" chair
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Michele Oka Doner's door handles, Rafael Barrios' Mesa table, Jim Cole's Dorset Marker, Terence Main's "Amity", Paul Ludick's Apartheid Chair, and Carmen Spera's "Cafe Rapido" console table
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Rafael Barrios' Mesa table, Jim Cole's Dorset Marker, and Paul Ludick's Apartheid Chair
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Terence Main's Frond chair 7, Michele Oka Doner's door handles, Rafael Barrios' Mesa table, and Jim Cole's Dorset Marker
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are James Hong's Solar Electric Chair, Howard Meister's Chair A and B, and Carmen Spera's mirror and Jim Cole's console
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Paul Ludick's Apartheid chair, Michele Oka Doner's door handles, Rafael Barrios' Mesa table, Jim Cole's Dorset Marker, Terence Main's "Amity", Terence Main's Frond chair 7, and Carmen Spera's "Cafe Rapido" console table, Forrest Myers' Wingback chair and Richard Snyder's Cabinet of the Ancient Squid
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Forrest Myers' Wingback Chair, 2005
Art et Industrie exhibition installation view: Pieces from left to right are Dan Friedman's USA tables, Forrest Myers' Pink Tuffitt and Forrest Myer's Altar

Press Release

Art et Industrie
A New York Movement: 1977-1999

Magen H Gallery is pleased to present the exclusive retrospective and premiere of the publication, Art et Industrie—a New York Movement. For over two decades, Art et Industrie was recognized as an epicenter for an emerging radical artistic movement that blurred the lines between fine and applied art. Art et Industrie was the first to exhibit Studio Alchemia, Shiro Takahama, and Ron Arad, but ultimately found its lifeblood in a core group of artists with a uniquely American voice.

The retrospective will feature a collection of over 60 works by artists such as Forrest Myers, Terence Main, Jim Cole, Howard Meister, Carmen Spera, James Hong, James Evanson, Richard Snyder, Rafael Barrios, Michele Oka Doner, Laura Main, Paul Ludick, Dan Friedman, Alex Locadia, among others. The collection of works gives expression to the significant and historical relationship with the downtown New York Zeitgeist and the global forum of art and design.

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