Vasher Studio

Plumerai
March 5 – April 19

A four-panel folding room divider, covered in rows of small, gold-framed portrait photographs, stands on a wooden floor against a neutral wall, casting soft shadows.

A tall, narrow metallic sculpture placed at an angle in a gallery, casting a geometric shadow pattern on a white wall and wooden floor.

A folding screen made of numerous translucent glass tubes displayed in an art gallery, casting intricate shadows on the floor.

A tall, decorative room divider stands against a wall, featuring intricate golden and beige patterns. close-up views show details of the patterns and its metallic hinge at the base.

Press Release

Richard Levy Gallery presents Plumerai, an installation by Vasher Studio. Plumerai comprises screens made of laser-cut paper and acrylic tiles in aluminum frames, which magnetically snap together. The lacy pattern of the screen surface comes from an image of Jennifer Vasher’s Tylenol Room, a curtain made of thousands of strung Tylenol pills. Vasher Studio is artist Jennifer Vasher and her husband, architect and designer Max Vasher. They live and work in New Mexico.

High-resolution images are available on request. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook: @levygallery @jennifervasher @maxvasher #vasherstudio

Dates: March 5–April 19, 2019
Reception: March 23, 6–8 pm
Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 11 am–4 pm
Location: 514 Central Avenue SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Contact: 505.766.9888, info@levygallery.com, www.levygallery.com @levygallery

Artwork and Information
Vasher Studio