David Haislip:
Artists at The Aldrich
October 15, 2006 — January 21, 2007Exhibition Reception: Sunday, October 15, 2006; 3 to 6 pm
Local photographer, instrument maker, and a member of the Museum's crew of preparators, David Haislip has been taking pictures of artists installing work at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum for the past seven years. His unique, behind-the-scenes perspective has allowed him to take intimate and informal photographs of individuals who have exhibited at the Museum during that time.
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David Haislip, David Opdyke installing his sculpture Oil Empire, 2004
David Haislip, Elizabeth Demaray installing her sculpture Effigy, 2003
David Haislip, Natacha Lesueur installing her exhibition Opticalifragilistic, 2002
David Haislip, Orly Genger performing with her sculpture Mr. Softy, 2005
David Haislip, Roxy Paine working on his sculpture Amanita Muscaria Field, 2002
David Haislip, Yuken Teruya working on his sculpture Notice Forest, 2002
Now, his work will be on view at the Museum. David Haislip: Artists at The Aldrich, opens at The Aldrich on Sunday, October 15, 2006, with a free exhibition reception from 3 to 6 pm. Roundtrip transportation from Grand Central is available. Please call 203.438.4519 to make a reservation.
This exhibition of ten black-and-white photographs features portraits of Bethany Bristow, Elizabeth Demaray, Mark Dion, Orly Genger, Natacha Lesueur, Markus Linnenbrink, David Opdyke, Roxy Paine, Michelle Segre, and Yuken Teruya.
David Haislip lives in Danbury, Connecticut.
Top of page: David Haislip, Natacha Lesueur installing her exhibition Opticalifragilistic, (still) 2002
