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Posted On: October 2nd 2026, 08:32 pm
In his new paintings and drawings on view in "Recent Work," Asher Liftin (@asherliftin) overlays successive lines of ink into grids before breaking them down into multicolored dots, producing shifts in value across the surface.
The resulting works sit on the border between the human and the mechanical—the dots and lines dripping and trembling, revealing the organic hand that made them. "Liftin has discovered a totally new way to find beauty with realism," writes Arne Glimcher in the gallery's 125 Free Press publication. "The magnetic is in the method."
Register at the link in bio for a #PaceLive artist talk with Liftin, Glimcher, and Phong H. Bui (@phong.h.bui) tomorrow, October 3, at 4 PM.
Installation views: "Asher Liftin: Recent Work," September 18-October 31, 2026. 125 Newbury, New York.
#AsherLiftin #125Newbury #PaceGallery
The resulting works sit on the border between the human and the mechanical—the dots and lines dripping and trembling, revealing the organic hand that made them. "Liftin has discovered a totally new way to find beauty with realism," writes Arne Glimcher in the gallery's 125 Free Press publication. "The magnetic is in the method."
Register at the link in bio for a #PaceLive artist talk with Liftin, Glimcher, and Phong H. Bui (@phong.h.bui) tomorrow, October 3, at 4 PM.
Installation views: "Asher Liftin: Recent Work," September 18-October 31, 2026. 125 Newbury, New York.
#AsherLiftin #125Newbury #PaceGallery
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