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Group exhibition

James Fuentes New York · Tribeca / SoHo
Exhibition on view: May 9, 2025 - Jun 14, 2025

James Fuentes presents a group exhibition featuring sculptures, abstract and landscape paintings, and works made from found objects and industrial materials. The show explores tactile experiences and the physicality of art in today’s world. Artists like Alison Knowles, Richard Nonas, Carol Bove, and Lonnie Holley engage with material history, memory, and transformation, while others like Jessica Dickinson, John McAllister, and Kikuo Saito investigate process, perception, and the passage of time.

Artists
  • Alison Knowles
  • Carol Bove
  • Diamond Stingily
  • Geoffrey Holder
  • Ian Swordy
  • Jessica Dickinson
  • John Mcallister
  • Jonathan Allmaier
  • Keegan Monaghan
  • Kikuo Saito
  • Lonnie Holley
  • Pat Lipsky
  • Richard Nonas
On View
May 9, 2025 - Jun 14, 2025
Artist

Carol Bove

Carol Bove (b. 1971, Geneva, Switzerland) is a New York-based artist known for her large-scale sculptures that blend industrial materials with organic forms. Her work explores modernist legacies through compositions of crushed steel, found objects, and vibrant color. Bove’s “collage sculptures” challenge notions of permanence and perception, combining precision with spontaneity. She represented Switzerland at the 2011 Venice Biennale and has exhibited at institutions including The Museum of Modern Art, The Met, and the Whitney Museum. In 2021, she created a major façade installation for The Met. Bove’s practice continually redefines sculptural language by embracing contradiction, fluidity, and transformation.
Carol Bove
Works

Artworks in this exhibition