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Posted On: July 16th 2025, 05:13 pm
I want to thank everyone who come out to the "Praise The Dying Beauty With All Your Breath" Group show! So grateful to be shown amongst such talented artists. @track16gallery for having me and @coelapossy for being a great friend, artist and shipper of our work! Go check out the work if you happen to be in LA! It will be up until August 30th!
Track16
1206 Maple Ave, Los Angeles, CA
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Track 16 is pleased to present Praise The Dying Beauty With All Your Breath, a group exhibition featuring Bug Davidson, Rebecca Farr, Cheryl Hazelton, iris yirei hu, Kim Kei, Coe Lapossy, Rahn Marion, Alicia Piller, Molly Segal, Camilla Taylor and Lisa Diane Wedgeworth.
Praise the world - praise its fullness and its longing, its beauty and its grief
Praise stone and fire, lilac and river, and the solitary bird at the window.
Praise the moment when the whole bursts through pain and the moment when the whole bursts forth in joy.
Praise the dying beauty with all your breath, and praising, see the beauty of the world is your own.
– Kaddish: Beauty of The World
The artists in Praise The Dying Beauty With All Your Breath explore artmaking and the persistence of beauty in the face of collapse of all kinds. Whether cobbling together a Utopia from the midst of rubble, examining loss and rage, or refusing to look away from injustice, each artist contributes a fragile yet incandescent vision of grief and resilience.
There is an inherent tension in looking directly at the most painful parts of our existence and still deciding to make art. It speaks to stubborn, irrational optimism. A willingness to unflinchingly face what is while creating room for what could be.
"Heavy On The Hearth," 2025
Sienna Conte on Primed Canvas
5'x3'
~ Based on 17th- 1830 French engravings, of satires of merchants.
I’m interested in queering these historical depictions and grounding them in a time that has since passed, offering a visual callback to the overlooked significance of small vendors and commoners of that era, and reflecting that time on the present.
Track16
1206 Maple Ave, Los Angeles, CA
~
Track 16 is pleased to present Praise The Dying Beauty With All Your Breath, a group exhibition featuring Bug Davidson, Rebecca Farr, Cheryl Hazelton, iris yirei hu, Kim Kei, Coe Lapossy, Rahn Marion, Alicia Piller, Molly Segal, Camilla Taylor and Lisa Diane Wedgeworth.
Praise the world - praise its fullness and its longing, its beauty and its grief
Praise stone and fire, lilac and river, and the solitary bird at the window.
Praise the moment when the whole bursts through pain and the moment when the whole bursts forth in joy.
Praise the dying beauty with all your breath, and praising, see the beauty of the world is your own.
– Kaddish: Beauty of The World
The artists in Praise The Dying Beauty With All Your Breath explore artmaking and the persistence of beauty in the face of collapse of all kinds. Whether cobbling together a Utopia from the midst of rubble, examining loss and rage, or refusing to look away from injustice, each artist contributes a fragile yet incandescent vision of grief and resilience.
There is an inherent tension in looking directly at the most painful parts of our existence and still deciding to make art. It speaks to stubborn, irrational optimism. A willingness to unflinchingly face what is while creating room for what could be.
"Heavy On The Hearth," 2025
Sienna Conte on Primed Canvas
5'x3'
~ Based on 17th- 1830 French engravings, of satires of merchants.
I’m interested in queering these historical depictions and grounding them in a time that has since passed, offering a visual callback to the overlooked significance of small vendors and commoners of that era, and reflecting that time on the present.
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