Katy Martin

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Film Hanafuda / Jasper Johns (1979-81) in the Jasper Johns retrospective exhibition, the Whitney Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art

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But the real glory is a selection of abstract prints Johns made between 1977 and 1995 with Japanese artists in Tokyo and New York (he is seen in action in an accompanying film by Katy Martin). These prints, composed of unstable patterns of crosshatched parallel lines, are collectively titled “Usuyuki” or “light snow,” the name of an 18th-century Kabuki play that Johns has described as being about “the fleeting quality of beauty in the world.”

Holland Cotter « Jasper Johns: Divide and Conquer », New York Times Sept 24, 2021 (excerpt from the article on the Jasper John’s retrospective exhibition at the Whitney Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.)

Katy Martin and Bill Brand on the photo

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Katy Martin's Solo Exhibition

Movement Scores

Garage Art Center
26-01 Corporal Kennedy Street
Bayside, NY 11360 (USA)

Exposition

Movement Scores

du 7 au 30 mai 2021

Vernissage samedi 8 mai 2021 de 16 h à 18 heures

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Performance

Movement Is a Mark

dimanche 30 mai 2021 de 15 h à 16 h 30

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Katy Martin's Solo Exhibition "Movement Scores"
The Garage Art Center, Queens, New York
May 7 - 30, 2021

"I plan to show photographs and a large painting on canvas. I will also do a performance, "Movement Is a Mark", where I create a new painting in the exhibition space. All my work centers around painting as performance, as an act that brings with it the artist’s whole body."

Live Performance:"Movement Is a Mark", Sunday May 30, 3 pm-4pm

Katy Martin "Animation in Blue (frame #2)", 2021

Katy Martin, Performance #2, Sunday May 30, 2021
Photo : © Stephanie Lee, Garage Art Center

Movement Scores: Interview with Artist Katy Martin

By Meagan J. Meehan, May 30, 2021

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