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PEOPLE:
HKJB is an artist driven organization co-founded by Benjamin King and Jay Henderson in 2009. HKJB is interested in inviting a cross-generational group of artists together into short exhibitions where the larger contexts that surround their work can be investigated. HKJB’s goal is to facilitate projects for both artists and curators that create new art contexts or shift the focus of existing ones.
Participants:
Aaron Raymer
Alan Rovge
Amy Feldman
Anna Kunz
Alexander Kroll
Alexa Hoyer
Beattie and Davidson
Chris Martin
Christine Conner
Chong Chu
Craig Olson
Daniel Abrams
Davide Balliano
Denise Kupfershmidt
Douglas Melini
Drew Beattie
Elizabeth Hirsch
Ernesto Burgos
Eric Trosko
EJ Hauser
Emily Roz
Everest Hall
Frank Magnotta
Franklin Evans
Gareth Long
Guillermo Creus
Giles Thomson
Halsey Hathaway
Hannes Priesch
Ilse Murdock
Janna Luttrell
Jeffrey Tranchell
Jim Lee
Jim Mattei
Joshua Abelow
Jonathan Allmaier
Jonathan Cowan
Judith Braun
Justin Adian
Julia Oldham
Karen Brummund
Kris Chatterson
Mamie Tinkler
Matthew Wilson
Max Razdow
Michael Cavayero
Michael Dopp
Michelle Hailey
Mirelle Borra
Monique Prieto
Osamu Kobayashi
Paul Gillis
Patrick Meagher
Rachel Lieber
Ricardo Gonzalez
Ryan Cobourn
Shawn Kuruneru
Stephen Westfall
Tamara Zahaykevich
Tisch Abelow
Tom Szabo
Vince Contarino
Wayne Adams
Wendy White
Yadir Quintana
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CONTACT:
Add “hkjb ny” as a friend on facebook to get updates about upcoming events or send us an email and we’ll add you to our mailing list.
HKJB can also be followed on Twitter.
Visit the HKJBlog for online curatorial selections.
HKJB is also a participant in ABCyz, a collective of collectives.
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PRESS:
“Art Minus Gallery: ‘Personal Abstraction’ in Sunset Park, Brooklyn,” in BOMBlog, by Emily Warner is here.
“Personal Abstraction@HKJB,” in KCLOG, by Kris Chatterson is here.
“Brooklyn July 2009: Bad Graphic Design,” in KCLOG, by Kris Chatterson is here.
“Making Space,” in NYFA Current, by Emily Warner is here.