CURRENT (C1- NEW YORK)
ANDY MOSES
SOLO EXHIBITION I FEB 20 – MAR 25, 2024
CURRENT - C1 NEW YORK
SOLO EXHIBITION
RECENT WORKS
ANDY MOSES
FEB 20 – MAR 25, 2025
Andy Moses’s paintings exist at the intersection of science, nature, and abstraction, creating dynamic compositions that shift and evolve with the viewer’s perspective. His signature technique, driven by chemical reactions, gravity, and viscosity, allows paint to take on fluid, organic forms—capturing the ephemeral beauty of natural forces in motion.
Andy Moses: Recent Works brings together a curated selection of his most recent paintings from 2024, alongside select pieces from previous years. These works showcase his continued evolution as an artist, expanding the possibilities of paint while exploring themes of motion, fluidity, and energy. Visitors will have the chance to witness firsthand how Moses’s paintings respond to their surroundings, shifting as light moves across their surfaces and offering an ever-changing visual experience. This exhibition provides a rare chance to engage with Moses’s work in New York, as he returns to the city with a striking collection that bridges the gap between the natural and the otherworldly.
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CURRENT - C4 SEOUL
SOLO EXHIBITION
Reinterpreting Tradition, Reimaging the Modern
AHN SEONGMIN
JAN 21 – FEB 28, 2025
Time flows from the past to the present, but art transcends those boundaries, existing across eras. Seongmin Ahn’s work exemplifies this timeless quality, seamlessly moving between tradition and modernity, East and West. Her solo exhibition, "Beyond Boundaries: Reinterpreting Tradition, Reimagining the Modern", invites us to experience a dialogue between the heritage of traditional Korean Minhwa and the creative language of contemporary art.
This exhibition opens the year 2025 with profound significance—a symbolic beginning that bridges the vitality of tradition and the ingenuity of modern creativity. Ahn’s works inspire viewers to rediscover familiar stories while embracing the new, offering a glimpse into how the past and present can harmonize to produce something timeless and contemporary.
2025-26 Solo Exhibitions
For 2025-26, Gallery Chang will primarily explore the Light and Space movement, a pivotal yet often overshadowed chapter in art history. Through curated exhibitions, the gallery will highlight its innovative use of light, perception, and spatial dynamics, showcasing its lasting impact on contemporary art. Building on this foundation, we will present contemporary artists whose work examines the intersection of art and social transformation, bridging the legacy of the Light and Space movement with forward-looking perspectives to inspire deeper engagement with art’s evolving cultural role.
Feb 20 - Mar 25, 2025
C1 - New York
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Apr 22 - May 24, 2025 C4 - Seoul
Oct 30 - Nov 22, 2025 C3 - Englewood
Jul 31 - Aug 30, 2025 C4 - Seoul
Oct 9 - Nov 8, 2025 C2 - Middletown
Dec 4, 2025 - Jan 17, 2026
C4 - Seoul
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Mar 6 - Apr 19, 2025 C4 - Seoul
Nov 6 - Dec 9, 2025 C1 - New York
May 8 - Jun 17, 2025
C1 - New York
Aug 14 - Oct 1, 2025
C1 - New York
Apr 3 - May 6, 2025 C1 - New York
May 27 - Jun 28, 2025 C4 - Seoul
Jul 1 - Jul 29, 2025
C4 - Seoul
Oct 3 - Nov 4, 2025
C1 - New York
Jan 8, 2026 - Feb 3, 2026
C1 - New York
Artist Updates
ANDY MOSES'S NEW WORKS TRANSFORM DESERT LANDSCAPES INTO CASCADES OF PAINT
The exhibition rooms of Palazzo Contarini will host the solo exhibition of Shane Guffogg, an American artist who presents to the public his new series of paintings entitled At the Still Point of the Turning World. The 21 paintings created by Shane are born from the dialogue with the poet T.S. Eliot with the aim of telling the story of the human race, its mutability and its continuous living in tension between present and future.
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Ed Moses, considered a member of the California "Cool School," was among the first artists to exhibit with the storied Ferus Gallery in 1958. His 2013 solo exhibition Yesterday’s Tomorrows, featuring his ‘crackle’ paintings at Brian Gross Fine Art in San Francisco, provided the footage for his video produced by The Artist Profile Archive. He was also interviewed in his Venice, CA studio. There is a memorable out-take after the end credits.
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Through color palette and the visually perceived movement of paints across the canvas, the landscape, and natural elements are conveyed through abstract and subject visual means and invite prolonged looking to infer where the representational ends and the abstraction begins. Notably, the hand of the artist is absent from these works, as Moses uses a method of canvas tilting and gravity to move and shift the flow and direction of the pigment rather than a brush or palette knife.
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Projects
Nov - Jan 2025
150 W 55th Street, New York, NY
Jan - Feb 2025
150 W 55th Street, New York, NY
CHASE Project #5
In Progress
C2 - Middletown
NYFW S/S 2025
Feb 6, 2025
With Alex Soldiers @ C1 - New York
Apr 2025
C2 - Middletown
Jun 2025
C2 - Middletown
Jun 2025
C3 - Englewood
Aug 2025
C3 - Englewood
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