Piero Golia: Kanazawa (5 red blocks) Hope Alswang and 555 West 24th Street

and 555 West 24th Street

and Matthew Witkovsky further illuminate the exhibition’s theme

and the late-style painted TVs—and provides an opportunity to follow Paik’s lifelong engagement with new media and the development of his own singular visual language

and film that draws on historical sources alongside sci-fi

Hinging on the divergent meanings of its title—to carry out or act

Piero Golia: Kanazawa (5 red blocks) Hope Alswang and 555 West 24th StreetThis woodcut by Piero Golia belongs to a 2018 series of traditional Japanese woodblock prints made in collaboration with artisans from Japans Mie prefecture overseen by Kyoto based studio Kamisoe. Printed on washi paper produced by Yoshiki Yamaguchi, the series bridges abstraction and figuration, formally and conceptually reimagining established aesthetics and techniques by repurposing multiple woodblocks already carved for earlier ukiyo e prints.