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Dasha Shishkin

S int n ho

April 7May 12, 2012

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Dasha Shishkin, If I don't make it, my baby will, 2012, Acrylic and Crayon on Mylar, 90" x 168"

Dasha Shishkin
If I don't make it, my baby will, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, If I don't make it, my baby will, 2012

Dasha Shishkin
[detail] If I don't make it, my baby will, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Installation View

Dasha Shishkin: S int n ho
Installation view

Dasha Shishkin, What does it matter to her ever creating womb if today matter is flesh and tomorrow worms, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, 60" x 84"

Dasha Shishkin
What does it matter to her ever creating womb if today matter is flesh and tomorrow worms, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, I don't care if I can't understand you, but you can't sit in the gutter all day, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, I don't care if I can't understand you, but you can't sit in the gutter all day

Dasha Shishkin
I don't care if I can't understand you, but you can't sit in the gutter all day, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Untitled, 2012, Acrylic and Crayon on Mylar, 30" x 42"

Dasha Shishkin
Untitled, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Death, where is thy sting, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, 30" x 42"

Dasha Shishkin
Death, where is thy sting, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Witty in two impersonations of a colonel and Braque's mother, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, 30" x 42"

Dasha Shishkin
Witty in two impersonations of a colonel and Braque's mother, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Tongue like a wet arm, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, 30" x 42"

Dasha Shishkin
Tongue like a wet arm, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Face to Face with darkness of God, 2012, Mixed media on mylar, 30" x 42"

Dasha Shishkin
Face to Face with darkness of God, 2012

Dasha Shishkin, Silent industry hour upon hour, 2012, Mixed media on panel, 20" x 16"

Dasha Shishkin
Silent industry hour upon hour, 2012

Press Release

Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Dasha Shishkin in gallery 1 and 2. The exhibition features clusters of new colorful drawings on mylar, some of which consist of multiple pages grouped together.
Shishkins cast of bucolic and mostly female characters are shown in various everyday activities. They are usually situated in crowded places where they go about a myriad of tasks, sometimes determined, sometimes floating about and amongst each other rather dreamlike, yet always committed to some sort of purpose. They go about living, being born, consuming, exciting and dying, and we meet them in the myriad facets and circumstances that happen between birth and death.
Dasha Shiskin graduated from Columbia University with an MFA in 2006. Recent solo exhibitions include I Surrender, Dear, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH; Desaparecido, Zach Feuer Gallery, New York, NY; and Dap, Gi Marconi, Milan, Italy. Shiskins work has been featured in recent group exhibitions at ph-projects, Berlin; The Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, Purchase, NY; Museum fr Gegenwartskunst, Siegen, Germany; and the Denver Art Museum. Her work is also included in several public collections including The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL; and the Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany.

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