Amy CutlerLate Afternoon, 2018
Gouache on paper, 49x41 cm
Amy CutlerGroomers, 2008
Lithograph in 17 colors, 86x62 cm, Edition 34
Amy CutlerProvisions, 2008
Lithograph in 15 colors, 86x62 cm, Edition 34
Amy CutlerReserves, 2008
Lithograph in 16 colors, 86x62 cm, Edition 34
Amy CutlerWeavers, 2008
Lithograph in 17 colors, 86x62 cm, Edition 34
Amy CutlerSatiety, 2011
(Amy Cutler) Gouache on paper, 32 x 24,5 cm
Amy CutlerTethered, 2010
Intaglio in 7 colors, 48.3 cm x 43 cm, Edition 32
Amy CutlerOpal's Departure, 2011
Lithograph in 11 colors, 38.4 cm x 31.1 cm, Edition 50
Amy CutlerFermentation, 2011
Gouache on paper, 55.9x76 cm
Amy CutlerIngrid, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x26,7 cm, 13x10-1/2 inches
Amy CutlerMarika, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x27,3 cm, 13x10-3/4 inches
Amy CutlerSabine, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x26,7 cm, 13x10-1/2 inches
Amy CutlerHelmina, 2011
Gouache on paper, 14x12 cm
Amy CutlerElke, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x27,3 cm, 13x10-3/4 inches
Amy CutlerBerta, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x27,3 cm, 13x10-3/4 inches
Amy CutlerMargaret, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x26,7 cm
Amy CutlerKokeshi B, 2011
Gouache on paper, 33x26,7 cm
Amy CutlerPatience And Virtue, 2010
Graphite on paper, 56x38 cm
Amy CutlerUndesirable Circumstances, 2010
Graphite on paper, 56x38 cm
Amy CutlerINITIATION, 2010
Gouache on paper, 56x58 cm
Amy Cutler, Kilkenny Arts Festival, Butler Gallery, The Castle Kilkenny, Ireland
From press release:
The Butler Gallery is delighted to present the first exhibition, Colloquies in Ireland by the New York-based artist Amy Cutler.
Amy Cutler, Leslie Tonkonow, New York, US
Amy Cutler's seventh one-person exhibition at the gallery includes new works on paper originating in “memories, misunderstandings and anxiety,” that explore the psychological impact of these volatile times while transforming internalized emotions and complex ideas into visual metaphors.
Amy Cutler, Galerie Isa, Mumbai, India
Participating artists:
Ali Banisadr
Jules De Balincourt
Amy Cutler
Ian Davis
Maryam Hoseini
Matthew Ronay
Amy Cutler, Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects, New York, USA
A multimedia installation created in collaboration with Emily Wells and Adriana Papaleo and Other Works.
In a radical departure from the enigmatic, narrative works on paper for which she is known, Amy Cutler’s sixth solo show at the gallery features a multimedia installation with an interactive sculptural work. Created in collaboration with the musician Emily Wells and the hair stylist Adriana Papaleo, Fossa was commissioned by SITE Santa Fe for its twentieth anniversary exhibition series in 2015.
Amy Cutler, SITE Santa Fe, USA
From Pressrelease:
SITE 20 Years/20 Shows: SUMMER is the second in a yearlong series that celebrates SITE Santa Fe’s history by reconnecting with a select group of artists who have exhibited there in the past. Amy Cutler joins Janine Antoni, Dario Robleto, Ann Hamilton, and Harmony Hammond, in presenting newly commissioned works in partnership with a range of collaborators.
Time Waits for Us, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to announce a group exhibition that will be on display throughout the summer. In conjunction with the inauguration of Nationalmuseum’s temporary space with the exhibition Carl Larsson - Friends and Enemies in our building (The Royal Academy of Fine Arts), we will show Time Waits for Us . This exhibition presents new works by all of our gallery artists.
Amy Cutler, Brood, Leslie Tonkonow, New York, USA
The exhibition will include a series of nineteen portraits painted in gouache on paper in which the artist explores the individual psyches of the female characters who have inhabited her paintings for more than a decade.
More information:
www.tonkonow.com
Opening 1.9.2011: Amy Cutler's Brood
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to present the first solo exhibition by Amy Cutler in the gallery. Brood is also the first gallery exhibition by American artist Amy Cutler in Europe.
Amy Cutler intertwines unique allegories with threads of actualities, art history, folk tales and personal experiences. The paintings, drawings and prints are meticulously detailed, mysterious and surrealistic depictions of people, animals and hybrids in dream-like activities. They have a perplexing quality that encourages the viewer to enter the work in order to find the keys. For the exhibition Brood, a title with many different meanings and interpretations, she has for the first time made a series of portraits.
