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Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, Erin Calla Watson

Ehrlich Steinberg
Jan 04, 2025 — Feb 08, 2025
5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
Ehrlich Steinberg•Jan 04, 2025 — Feb 08, 2025
5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
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Ehrlich Steinberg is pleased to present Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, Erin Calla Watson. The exhibition is accompanied by a newly commissioned text by Jasminne Morataya.

Downward / Heavenward 2024

How can one give an account of an irreducible depth of sensibility except by acts that betray it?

– Pierre Klossowski, Sade My Neighbor

Klossowski’s assertion speaks to the paradox of representation—that to convey the depth of experience, we must distort it. Images cannot fully encapsulate the experiences they represent. Instead, they betray their origins through negotiations of material and process-based intervention. This betrayal is not a failure, but an opening—a necessary fracture. In the works of Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, and Erin Calla Watson, the unstable fictions that attempt to collate or constrain our lives are pushed beyond the brink. Successive ruptures create inroads into a realm of renewed...More expand_more

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GROUP EXHIBITION

Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, Erin Calla Watson

Ehrlich Steinberg
Jan 04, 2025 — Feb 08, 2025
5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
Ehrlich Steinberg•Jan 04, 2025 — Feb 08, 2025
5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
Press Release
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Ehrlich Steinberg is pleased to present Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, Erin Calla Watson. The exhibition is accompanied by a newly commissioned text by Jasminne Morataya.

Downward / Heavenward 2024

How can one give an account of an irreducible depth of sensibility except by acts that betray it?

– Pierre Klossowski, Sade My Neighbor

Klossowski’s assertion speaks to the paradox of representation—that to convey the depth of experience, we must distort it. Images cannot fully encapsulate the experiences they represent. Instead, they betray their origins through negotiations of material and process-based intervention. This betrayal is not a failure, but an opening—a necessary fracture. In the works of Christopher Baliwas, Mark Verabioff, and Erin Calla Watson, the unstable fictions that attempt to collate or constrain our lives are pushed beyond the brink. Successive ruptures create inroads into a realm of renewed...More expand_more

Exhibition Space
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Ehrlich Steinberg
5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
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patriarchyfalsificationhierarchyinsurgencycapitalismconsciousnessconsumerismexploitationmemoryparadoxes
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Artists
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Christopher Baliwas
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Mark Verabioff
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Erin Calla Watson
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Feb 15, 2025 — Apr 05, 2025
Ehrlich Steinberg•5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
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Jul 27, 2024 — Aug 31, 2024
Ehrlich Steinberg•5540 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
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Through May 10, 2025
Chris Sharp Gallery•Los Angeles, CA, US
View exhibition
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Feb 22, 2025 — Apr 05, 2025
Gene's Dispensary•Los Angeles, CA, US
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Jan 04, 2025 — Feb 08, 2025
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