dieFirma at Art on Paper New York 2024
For the 2024 edition of Art on Paper, dieFirma is pleased to present a selection of drawings from Bill Miller and Nadia Gould.
These drawings showcase alternate practices for both artists, a place to work quickly and freely, a fluid and flexible way to explore mark-making, texture and color.
dieFirma at Outsider Art Fair 2024
For its debut at the Outsider Art Fair, dieFirma is pleased to present the works of Kenneth DiPaola, Nadia Gould, Katherine Henning, and Bill Miller.
Nadia Gould at Art on Paper New York
For its debut at the Art on Paper Fair, dieFirma is pleased to present the drawings of Nadia Gould, an under recognized 20th century artist who worked primarily in New York City.
Included in dieFirma's Art on Paper presentation are three distinct series. Large scale charcoals with agitated lines that proclaim the heroics and the heaviness of the female form; black pen sketches on small white notebook paper revealing humorous character studies of men, women, animals and every-day objects -- a social commentary on people in her world; and Gould's many drawings made with bursting colonies of lines, abstract and biomorphic.
Through them all, Gould speaks to us clearly and succinctly in a Morse code of the artist's own imagination.
Holiday Market
The Holiday Market will showcase makers from the U.S. and Japan working in a variety of materials.
The dieFirma Holiday Market will be open from November 18th–December 18th, on view alongside site-specific installations by celebrated Japanese photographers Osamu Kanemura and Hiroko Komatsu.
ALLISON HALTER (straw and found branches)
ANNE PETERSON (quilts)
BILL MILLER (vintage linoleum)
HATORI (leather)
KIKUHU (soy wax, cotton)
LAUREN HURLBURT (paint)
NATALIE BEALL (paper)
SAMMA (metal)
YAMAI (natural dyes)
YURI HIMURO (textile)
Furniture provided by Karimoku.
Pauline Vermare in Conversation with Osamu Kanemura and Hiroko Komatsu
Please join us on Thursday, November 4th at dieFirma’s Print Room [PR], for a conversation with curator and historian Pauline Vermare and photographers Osamu Kanemura and Hiroko Komatsu. They will discuss Komatsu and Kanemura's experimental installations currently on view at dieFirma, the ever-increasing difference between images and photographs, and the vital importance of objects and materiality in our digital world.
This event is being held in conjunction with Looper Syndicate and Sincerity Department Loyal Division, on view at dieFirma October 21 – December 18.
RSVP is required. Space is limited.
Masks and proof of vaccination required.
For those who are unable to attend, the event will also be live streamed.