[04/14/2012]
Henry Taylor’s rough vision of the world materializes into a vibrant and chaotic exhibition at New York’s Untitled Gallery. A structure comprised of materials found in his Los Angeles studio sits in the middle of the gallery surrounded by ordinary materials transformed into objects of devotion placed on walls, pedestals and the floor. Each work in the show functions by itself as a provocative conversation about race, religion, and consumerism. On view through April 22nd at Untitled Gallery, 30 Orchard Street, New York. Photo and text Juliana Balestin
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