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M23 Projects

Contemporary art gallery M23 is an evolving curatorial platform responding to contemporary aesthetics and culture.

11/13/2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin solo exhibition in Mallorca opens 17 November 2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin
"Boat, Plastic, Tire"
17 November 2023 - 05 January 2024

L21
Hermanos García Peñaranda 1A
07010 Palma
Islas Baleares, España

Photo by .david.cortes via Link in bio

11/08/2023

Installation views from Elzie Williams III’s recent solo exhibition "Politics As Usual”, on view 01 June - 16 July 2023

Images: Elzie Williams III "If I Ruled The World (Time Traveler Bag)", 2023 (magazines, found QR codes, clear tape, found objects, copper; 26 x 18 x 6 inches/66 x 46 x 15 cm) .williams Link in bio

10/22/2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin now on view at Montclair State University -

"The Backend"
Curated by Jesse Bandler Firestone
Through 01 December 2023

Montclair State University Galleries
1 Normal Avenue
Montclair, NJ 07043

Artists in exhibition: Merlin Carpenter, Maia Chao and Josephine Devanbu, Johann Diedrick, Sophia Giovannitti, Liz Magic Laser, Ari Melenciano, William Powhida, Bat-Ami Rivlin, Rose Salane, Finnegan Shannon, TJ Shin, Julia Weis

Bat-Ami Rivlin "Untitled (foam, rags)", 2022 (foam, rags; size variable to installation); Exhibition images from "The Backend" at Montclair State University Galleries, photos by
Cary Whittier via ; Image 1: left to right - Julia Weist, Rose Salane, Bat-Ami Rivlin; Image 2: left to right - Rose Salane, Merlin Carpenter, Bat-Ami Rivlin, William Powhida, Sophia Giovannitti; Image 3: installation view “The Backend” Link in bio

10/09/2023

Julia Taszycka included in “White Columns Online: Like a museum filled with things and bones”

“Like a museum filled with things and bones”
Curated by Rachel Vera Steinberg
03 October - 10 November 2023
rosaire appel, Clare Churchouse, Coco Klockner,
Margrit Olsen, Lauren Dahlia Schaffer, Julie Taszycka,
Vy Trịnh

This exhibition is the twenty-fifth in a series of online exhibitions curated exclusively from White Columns’ Curated Artist Registry.

Image: Julia Taszycka “Break 45 x 2”, 2023 (metal studs, hardware; 45 x 26 x 28 inches/114 x 66 x 71 cm) Installation view from our recent exhibition “FICCIONES .taszycka Link in bio

10/04/2023

Sean Donovan included in “Forever Chemical” opening tomorrow in Montréal with artists Christy Kunitzky, Maya Beaudry, and Shawn Kuruneru 

Opening Reception - Thursday, 05 October 2023
5 to 9 pm

family
110 Rue du Square
Montréal, Canada H4C 2Z9

Image: Sean Donovan “Bricks”, 2021 (cast urethane resin; 2 1/4 x 3 3/4 x 8 inches/6 x 10 x 20 cm each); Installation view from our three artist exhibition “4” with Amina Ross, Chadwick Rantanen, Sean Donovan, on view 24 April - 20 June 2021 .fyi Link in bio

10/02/2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin
“Untitled (12 tubs)”, 2023
steel, reclaimed bathtubs
Additional production support from Artis Contemporary

“Untitled (12 tubs)” is a sculptural gesture entwining the landscape with the small, intimate spaces of twelve suspended bathtubs. Facing inwards, the bathtubs create an interior space of chambers, allowing the viewer to simultaneously experience the extreme interior and exterior as the view of the Park invades the hollow piece. The bathtub, being a unit of measurement for the industrialized “average” human mass, creates a space that systematizes the human form. This duality of function, both intimate in its closeness to the body and alienating in its quantification of flesh, transforms into an architectural element as the object repeats over and over again. The bathtub-wheel carves into the air, placing frames for the body in impossible positions in space. - exhibition text

“The Socrates Annual 2023”
Curated by Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas
Ashley Harris, Ndivhuho Rasengani, Bat-Ami Rivlin,
Kate Rusek, Maryam Turkey, Stefania Urist
Now on view through 24 March 2024

Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Boulevard at Broadway
Long Island City, Queens

Open daily from 9AM to sunset
Free Admission

Rivlin Link in bio

09/26/2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin included in "The Socrates Annual 2023" exhibition opening this Saturday

From an abandoned landfill to an art space, a public park and outdoor venue, Socrates is a space that has thrived on changes. For this year, The Socrates Annual 2023 Fellowship prompted artists to create artwork from the theme “transformation.”

The Socrates Annual exhibition marks the culmination of the 2023 Socrates Annual Fellowship awarded to six artists, Ashley Harris, Ndivhuho Rasengani, Bat-Ami Rivlin, Kate Rusek, Maryam Turkey, and Stefania Urist. This competitive program provides funding, access to the Park’s outdoor studio, and the production support needed to realize ambitious public artworks. These five projects reflect on diverse stages of growth, change, and renewal while also invoking a keen understanding of how visitors use this space, informed by the artists' firsthand experience fabricating these works on-site over the summer. Many of these works are constructed with found and recycled materials that have been ingeniously repurposed, breathing new life into objects that were once discarded or considered undesirable. Collectively, these artists compel us to value the histories embedded in materials and the surrounding landscape.

The exhibition is organized by Socrates Sculpture Park and curated by Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas, Curator & Director of Exhibitions. — text via Socrates Sculpture Park

"The Socrates Annual 2023"
30 September 2023 - 24 March 2024

Opening Reception - Saturday, 30 September 2023
Artist Fellows tours, and performances by SkowheganPERFORMS
1:30 to 6:30 pm

Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Boulevard
Long Island City, NY 11106

Image: Bat-Ami Rivlin "Untitled (tub, tub, tub, tub, tub, aluminum, bubble wrap, bolts, duct tape)", 2019 (found metal tubs, foam, bubble wrap, duct tape, bolts, rubber bands; 70 x 70 x 60 inches/178 x 178 x 152 cm) Installation view from our March 2020 exhibition "Seven Artists/Seven Works” Link in bio Link in bio

09/25/2023

A prolific artist in many mediums, Dieter Roth may have made his most important, lasting, and influential contributions in the area of prints, books, and multiples. Challenging traditional notions about what art can be and blurring the boundaries between mediums, he forged innovative approaches to techniques, formats, and materials: he sent slices of greasy sausage and cheese through the printing press, stuck strips of licorice onto etchings, and glued croissants onto the covers of his book works.

Roth’s experiments with books include pages that can be shuffled and reordered, miniature volumes, and his most radical effort, his Literature Sausages, each of which consists of a sausage made in accordance with a traditional recipe calling for ingredients such as salt, garlic, and fennel, but with one critical substitution: a minced printed publication in place of meat. The mixture was stuffed into a sausage casing, and the resulting object playfully proposes to viewers and readers another means by which information may be ingested and digested. Each Literature Sausage (Literaturwurst in German) is unique—different in shape and size and containing a different book, magazine, or newspaper. This example was made from a German edition of US senator Robert F. Kennedy’s 1967 volume of essays To Seek a Newer World. Its organic contents are bound to rot and molder over time, embodying the artist’s embrace of metamorphosis and decomposition.

Dieter Roth “Literature Sausage (Literaturwurst)”, 1969 (Artist’s book edition of 50 of a ground copy of “To Seek a Newer World (Suche nach einer Neuen Welt)” by Robert Kennedy, gelatin, lard, spices in natural casing; 12 x 7 x 4 inches/30.5 x 17 x 9 cm) Photo from 01 September 2016 text via

09/15/2023

'In the dream of the man that dreamed, the dreamed one awoke.' ― from "The Circular Ruins", Jorge Luis Borges, 1940

Joe Bartram
EPS_2, 2023
Cast polymer modified gypsum,
graphite, fiberglass, hardware
31 x 33 x 3 inches (79 x 84 x 8 cm)

Installation view from our spring exhibition -

FICCIONES
Joe Bartram, Julia Taszycka
31 March - 21 May 2023

Exhibition photos now online (photos by ) Link in bio

09/13/2023

Chadwick Rantanen "Crux Simplex”, 2019 (aluminum cutoffs, steel; 10 7/8 × 2 5/8 × 7 1/2 inches/28 × 7 × 19 cm); Installation view from our exhibition “4” on view 24 April - 20 June 2021 Link in bio

09/07/2023

Bat-Ami Rivlin included in "The Backend" at Montclair State University

"The Backend" is a group exhibition featuring works by 13 contemporary artists who delve into the protocols and agreements that shape our society and the framework of our participation. These often hidden structures, such as the code behind digital platforms or legal systems that dictate the use and access to information, significantly impact our daily lives and cannot be skirted without voiding participation. Artists approach these arrangements often already in place without mutual agreement, revealing societal givens we are born into regardless of our willingness and understanding. The artists aim to reveal these hidden structures and how they manifest, where encounters with refusals, confusion, bureaucracy, and denial function like dog whistles to investigate further. - exhibition text

"The Backend"
Curated by Jesse Bandler Firestone
14 September – 01 December 2023

Opening Reception - Thursday, 14 September 2023
5 to 7 pm

Montclair State University Galleries
1 Normal Avenue
Montclair, NJ 07043

Artists in exhibition: Merlin Carpenter, Maia Chao and Josephine Devanbu, Johann Diedrick, Sophia Giovannitti, Liz Magic Laser, Ari Melenciano, William Powhida, Bat-Ami Rivlin, Rose Salane, Finnegan Shannon, TJ Shin, Julia Weis

Image: Bat-Ami Rivlin "Untitled (foam, rags)", 2022 (foam, rags; size variable to installation) Studio photo via the artist Link in bio

08/10/2023

Brice Marden (American, 1938 - 2023) “Marble # 6 (Papastrados Table)”, 1981 (oil on marble) photo from 13 June 2017

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