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Renee Gladman’s work is on view through May 31 in, “(your) body is a porous language : (our) embodied connections”.

@prosearchitectures

Renee writes:

"These drawings evolve out of a series of moments: the body crossing from one form to another, the I (first-person pronoun) traversing the sentence, space going dark then re-illuminating with non-visible forms, where in roams the relocated I, the I from yesterday, the broken I from this morning. The math opens the point of contact, says I am writing. I am sitting in the world and writing. The math is where fiction breaks open to the essay, which itself has already opened to a fugitive non-knowing. Drawing makes a choreography of the unknown, makes a math for the future.”

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The Emergence of Prose (yellow-green series #1)
Ink and gouache on paper 
30 x 44” 
2025 

Untitled (yellow rectangle underground)
Ink, pastel, gouache on paper 
30 x 44” 
2023

Whatchamacall #6
Ink and gouache on paper 
11.75 x 8.50” 
2019 

Whatchamacall #7
Acrylic on patterned paper mounted on canvas 
14 x 11” 
2026

Whatchamacall #8
Acrylic on patterned paper mounted on canvas 
14 x 11” 
2026

Whatchamacall #9
Acrylic on patterned paper mounted on canvas 
14 x 11” 
2026

Images courtesy of Ann Street Gallery.

Read more about the exhibition by going to our Linktree in our bio and selecting the first option. Check out up-coming public performances at the EVENTS tab.

Ann Street Gallery is a program of @safeharborsofthehudson

Free and open to the public Saturdays and Sundays 1:00-5:00pm
And by appointment taken in Ann Street Gallery by @prosearchitectures
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4 months ago
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“Space was something hollow made from something cut. And it was radiant and it was long. Space was long and dark and it was radiant and it was cut and large and unknown. It was tiny and radiant. It was radiant and dark. As I stare I saw something slanting through something cut. And something extending into something clearing.”

—Renee Gladman

Renee Gladman, they will arrive in a weather system, 2025, will be on view in The Aldrich Decennial: I am what is around me from June 7, 2026, to January 10, 2027.

@prosearchitectures @amy_smithstewart @cmonachino by @prosearchitectures
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4 months ago
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Please meet THEORY FOR MOVING HOUSES, a series of lectures I wrote, in conversation with Ravicka, about writing and having been written and now being drawn. So many thanks for this one, but most urgently ❤️ @bwlectures ❤️ @dorothyproject and ❤️ Wave Books. by @prosearchitectures
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5 months ago
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Deel 2 van het interview met Renee Gladman over het schrijven van Mijn lesbische roman!📝

🌟⭐️💫⭐️🌟

#lesbianromance #queerlit #velvetpublishers #metafiction #alliwantforchristmasisreallygoodbooks by @prosearchitectures
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9 months ago
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Een cadeautje van Velvet/queer adempauze tussen het gourmetten door: het interview uit de nieuwsbrief met Renee Gladman over haar boek Mijn lesbische roman!🌟💫⭐️

Morgen is hier deel 2 te vinden👀

Happy Holigays!

#lesbianromance #queerlit #velvetpublishers #mijnlesbischeroman #holigays by @prosearchitectures
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9 months ago
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Danielle and I met Zora a year ago, and we are all better since. by @prosearchitectures
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9 months ago
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I’m excited to support Latitude, a nonprofit community digital lab and artist residency in Chicago. These are four drawings from ONE LONG BLACK SENTENCE re-composed and printed by @bbbingaaa and @latitudechi . This and many other gorgeous prints are available at their web store through 12/15. These will make great solstice presents! Link in bio. by @prosearchitectures
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a year ago
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Happy pub day to these beautiful ones! And deepest thank you to @dorothyproject for ushering them into the world and to @ollee716 and #christineaytjoe for lending their gorgeous artwork to the covers and to @thememoryofacolor for traipsing through the fictional and the real with me. ✨🥳 by @prosearchitectures
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2 years ago
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Los Angeles! Last weekend to see this fantastic show, “There is almost not an interval” @humanresourcesla 

Open gallery hours Fri-Sat-Sun from 12-6.

Grateful to @actualreality for including five of my scores in company with works by:

Will Rawls
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha
Allison Parrish
Jjjjjerome Ellis
Sarah Rara
Luke Fischbeck

There is almost not an interval
August 17-September 8
Human Resources LA
410 Cottage Home St.
Los Angeles CA 90012

More info here: https://www.h-r.la/event/there-is-almost-not-an-interval-2/ by @prosearchitectures
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2 years ago
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Summer whites photo by @thememoryofacolor. On a farm in Maine with my favorite THERE ARE BLACK PEOPLE IN THE FUTURE tote by @alishabwormsley. And legs. Hi y’all. It’s been a minute. 💖 by @prosearchitectures
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2 years ago
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I think for a while it will be impossible to feel okay being in this world without Lyn Hejinian’s fierce, elegant and welcoming brilliance. She made bridges between people and between books and between theories and generations and movements like none other. I owe so much to her. Have been shaped so much by her. Know so many people because of her. Today I’ve been pulling all the books from the shelves that she wrote, published of others, blurbed. I want to photograph them all. There are so many. These are the first few. Thank you, Lyn. Miss you. by @prosearchitectures
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3 years ago
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My lesbian novel, which also happens to be called MY LESBIAN NOVEL, is done! It’s a work of fiction and autobiography in the shape of an interview. I started this one in 2017 and wrote about 20 pages then got flung out of it for some reason. Six years later, I pulled the printed pages out of a bag I’d randomly stored them in and when I looked at the writing I felt ready, like I’d just at that moment become the person I needed to be to finish this book. It’s also the longest book I’ve written, which, conventionally, is not very long at all. 🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾 by @prosearchitectures
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3 years ago
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