BE THERE
HorizonPresented by EFA Gallery (Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts) June 1, 2007- July 29, 2007Reception: June 1, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmBill Adams, Meredith Allen, Diti Almog, Ellen Altfest, Louise Belcourt, Brian Belott, Katherine Bradford, Benjamin Butler, Dana Carlson, Jennifer Coates, Adam Cvijanovic, Angela Dufresne, Nicole Eisenman, Judith Eisler, Rochelle Feinstein, Jeff Gauntt, EJ Hauser, Catherine Howe, James Hyde, Susan Jennings, Lisa Klapstock, Dorota Kolodziejczyk, Bill Komoski, Julian Kreimer, Michael Lazarus, Medrie MacPhee, Chris Martin, Suzanne McClelland, Elizaveta Meksin, Santi Moix, Donna Moylan, Laura Newman, Gary Petersen, Alexander Ross, Sally Ross, Frank Schroder, Kate Shepherd, Amy Sillman, Elena Sisto, Rebecca Smith, Eva Struble, Team SHaG, Len Tsvetkov, Stanley Whitney, Paula WilsonEFA Gallery announces a new exhibition curated by David Humphrey, "Horizon." The horizon is subjective, entirely determined by the position of the spectator. Because it has no independent existence it has become a symbol for a variety of thresholds: the visible, the thinkable and the knowable. Every artwork in this exhibition will have a horizon and will be abutted and aligned to adjacent works on it's left and right so as to make one continuous horizon around the gallery. Horizons in pictures are always cropped fragments, which, nonetheless, confirm the spectator's position at the center of his or her experience. This exhibition will tether every artist's horizon with all the other's to create an irrationally cooperative panorama, a heterogeneous continuity that weakens the boundaries between works while staging their differences. Approximately 50 artists of all disciplines and career levels will be included in the exhibition. David Humphrey is a curator and artist, born in Augsburg, Germany. He received a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD, studied at the New York Studio School of Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture, and received an MA from NYU. Humphrey received a New York State CAPS grant, a New York State Council for the Arts Grant, and has received fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Humphrey lives and works in New York and he has shown nationally and internationally. He is represented by Sikkema Jenkins & co in New York and will be exhibiting in November at Keith Talent Gallery in London. Humphrey has curated exhibitions in New York and California, from Feigen Contemporary to KS Art to New York Academy of Art. As an artist Humphrey has also published articles in publications such as Art in America and Art issues. Humphrey is the host of the Internet radio show Sound and Vision on WPS1.org. Reviews of Horizon
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