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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Statuary Inc., 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Statuary Inc., 2021
Marquetry hybrid
80 x 60 in
203.2 x 152.4 cm

 

JCG12431
 

a graffitied building with a door that leads into a store of religious objects

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Statuary Inc., 2021

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Rockshop, 2020

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Rockshop, 2020
Marquetry hybrid
68 x 51 in
172.7 x 129.5 cm

 

JCG11857
 

Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's We Don’t Mean You, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
We Don’t Mean You, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
38 x 32 in
96.5 x 81.3 cm

 

JCG12435
 

depiction of a giant rock formation made of wood

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
We Don't Mean You, 2021

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's On Thinking Thoughts are Feelings, 2020

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
On Thinking Thoughts are Feelings, 2020
Marquetry hybrid
53 x 71 in.
134.6 x 180.3 cm

 

JCG12426
 

nude pregnant woman with black hair

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
On Thinking Thoughts are Feelings, 2020

 

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Meet you There, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Meet you There, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
96 x 120 in. total (2 panels approx 96 x 58 in.)
243.8 x 304.8 cm

 

JCG12437
 

depiction of a dead forest made of wood

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Meet You There, 2021
 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Midwinter, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Midwinter, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
58 x 60 in
147.3 x 152.4 cm

 

JCG12430
 

two women in bikinis

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Midwinter, 2021

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Night at the PS, 2018-2020

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Night at the PS, 2018-2020
Marquetry hybrid
67 x 58 in
170.2 x 147.3 cm

 

JCG12428
 

children performing on stage while wearing animal masks

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Night at the PS, 2020

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's The Whistleblower, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
The Whistleblower, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
22 x 16 in
55.9 x 40.6 cm

 

JCG12433
 

arm wearing a watch with a yellow jersey as the background

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
The Whistleblower, 2021

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Here’s the Zoom Link, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Here’s the Zoom Link, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
32 x 24 in
81.3 x 61 cm

 

JCG12432
 

Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Kiss, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Kiss, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
31 x 24 in
78.7 x 61 cm

 

JCG12439
 

Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Real Plant People, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Real Plant People, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
20 x 18 in
50.8 x 45.7 cm

 

JCG12434
 

Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's South of France, 2019

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
South of France, 2019
Marquetry hybrid
22 x 29 in
55.9 x 73.7 cm

 

JCG11278
 

Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Alaska Clock, 2021

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Alaska Clock, 2021
Marquetry hybrid
18 x 22 in
45.7 x 55.9 cm

 

JCG12436
 

a clock in the shape of Alaska

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Alaska Clock, 2021

 

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Image of ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR's Study for Rockshop, 2020

ALISON ELIZABETH TAYLOR
Study for Rockshop, 2020
Marquetry hybrid
16 x 12 in
40.2 x 31.5 cm

 

JCG11866
 

Press Release

Alison Elizabeth Taylor - Future Promise - Exhibitions - James Cohan

James Cohan is pleased to present Future Promise, an exhibition of new work by Alison Elizabeth Taylor, on view at 48 Walker Street from September 10 through October 23, 2021. This is Taylor’s sixth solo exhibition with James Cohan. 

 

In Future Promise, Taylor departs from the familiar scenes of her native Southwest to reflect moments of day-to-day life around her home and studio in Brooklyn during the COVID-19 pandemic. Collectively, the works in Future Promise comprise a love letter to the resilience of a neighborhood and a community, translated through Taylor’s empathetic and incisive eye.

 

In 2022, Taylor will be the subject of her first major museum survey exhibition. Organized by the Addison Gallery of American Art in Andover, Massachusetts, this touring exhibition will open at Des Moines Art Center in October 2022 with more than 40 career-spanning works. The show will be accompanied by a comprehensive catalog published by DelMonico Books with essays by Naomi Fry, Lynne Tillman and Allison Kemmerer.

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