Whitewall Cary Leibowitz’s Deadpan Pie Charts at Independent 2018March 2018
Today, we met with Leibowitz at Independent to hear more about the works on view.
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INVISIBLE-EXPORTS was founded by Risa Needleman and Benjamin Tischer in 2008 on the Lower East Side. Originally based in a small storefront space on Orchard Street, the gallery moved to a larger location on Eldridge Street in 2013. The gallery specializes in conceptual work and performance, emphasizing an interest in ideas over objects and an eccentric approach to art and cultural history. Working with a small roster of artists, including Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Vaginal Davis, Clifford Owens, Cary Leibowitz, and Scott Treleaven, the gallery supports challenging, provocative work, allowing its artists to experiment with non-traditional media and exhibition formats. From 2009 to 2013, INVISIBLE-EXPORTS ran the Artist of the Month Club, a limited edition-by-subscription project with commissioned work selected by prominent guest curators, including Lia Gangitano, Lauren Cornell, Karen Archey, and Gianni Jetzer.
Cary Leibowitz
Exhibition view of INVISIBLE-EXPORTS at Independent New York, 2018.
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Cary Leibowitz at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Cary Leibowitz at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Brigid Berlin at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Fetching Blemish at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Genesis Breyer P-Orridge & Pierre Molinier at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Marianne Vitale at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Paul Gabrielli at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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Scott Treleaven at INVISIBLE-EXPORTS
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INVISIBLE-EXPORTS at Independent New York, 2017.
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INVISIBLE-EXPORTS at Independent New York, 2017.
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Today, we met with Leibowitz at Independent to hear more about the works on view.
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