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JEFF BAILEY GALLERY, JULIAN POZZI

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NEW YORK CITY — Julian Pozzi’s paintings on paper weave architecture, bodies and landscape into intricately gridded and ghostly structures. Buildings and bodies are wildly improvised, treating space and the human form as both formal and concrete possibilities. In both large and small scale works, space contracts, envelops and flattens out — playfully and sometimes implausible. Jeff Bailey Gallery is presenting “Julian Pozzi: Here’s The Plan,” through June 30.

This is Pozzi’s second exhibition with the gallery. His work has been exhibited at White Columns, New York; Atelier Cardenas Bellanger, Paris; Golinko Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles; and most recently at Public Storage/Temple Hospital, a screening of videos organized by John Pearson at Mandrake in Los Angeles. He lives and works in New York.

Pozzi is also the organizer of Youth and Anti-Youth, a nomadic curatorial enterprise begun in Brooklyn in 1997. Concurrent with his solo exhibition, Youth and Anti-Youth will present a collection of photographs and videos by John Pearson in the office space at the gallery.

“Dominated by the Sun, Submissive to Every Obstacle,” is an array of work drawn from Pearson’s involvement with the landscape and light of Los Angeles; using the dynamics of a photographic practice aligned more with bodily vision than the rational mechanics of the camera.

For general information, info@baileygallery.com or 212-989-0156.