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Judith Supine: Dirt Mansion by Tim Yu

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Opened last Friday,12 April 2008, "Dirt Mansion" at English Kills Art Gallery in Brooklyn is Judith Supine's second show in the New York City area—unless of course you are counting his numerous pieces pasted up throughout the city.

Large installations consisting of his dramatic 20 foot high wooden puppet characters fill the maze-like warehouse space. Glossy psychedelic imagery and bright florals and figures set against a black backdrop mold a theatrical feel. Like most of his work, it's hard to explain so have a look at some more images after the jump.

"Dirt Mansion"
Through 8 June 2008
English Kills Art Gallery
114 Forrest Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206 map
tel. +1 718 366 7323

Images from Hrag Vartanian and Luna Park via Supertouch

Also on Cool Hunting: Judith Supine Gets Wet

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This entry posted on 15 April 2008 at 11:38 AM
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