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Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Probably True, Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. For nearly fifty years, Wexler has created work informed by his architectural background and education. He produces functional absurdities that interrogate distinctions between human activity and the built environment. Wexler’s sculptures, drawings, and photographs represent subtle, unexpected spaces where interventions are fostered. The exhibition will run from January 17th - March 8th with an opening reception on Friday, January 17th, 6 - 8 PM.
Utilizing pedagogy and the manipulation of materials, Wexler’s practice often draws on the conceptual spirit of the Fluxus movement, blending humor with intellectual rigor. By blurring the lines between the functional and the absurd, the practical and the philosophical, his work challenges us to reconsider our habits and rituals. In Wexler’s universe, everyday items such as chairs, coffee cups, or utensils become...More
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Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Probably True, Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. For nearly fifty years, Wexler has created work informed by his architectural background and education. He produces functional absurdities that interrogate distinctions between human activity and the built environment. Wexler’s sculptures, drawings, and photographs represent subtle, unexpected spaces where interventions are fostered. The exhibition will run from January 17th - March 8th with an opening reception on Friday, January 17th, 6 - 8 PM.
Utilizing pedagogy and the manipulation of materials, Wexler’s practice often draws on the conceptual spirit of the Fluxus movement, blending humor with intellectual rigor. By blurring the lines between the functional and the absurd, the practical and the philosophical, his work challenges us to reconsider our habits and rituals. In Wexler’s universe, everyday items such as chairs, coffee cups, or utensils become...More