EDITORIAL + NEWS

Gallery artist Anne Katrine Senstad's light environment and neon artwork are recently featured  in PBS THIRTEEN episode Immersive World. Immersive Light. Watch the full episode and Senstad's interview on PBS.

Light is one of the most powerful tools that artists use to create aesthetic immersive environments. James Turrell and Dan Flavin make this kind of abstract work, and are profiled in this episode. We also meet Anthony McCall and Anne Katrine Senstad, whom one could describe as sculptors of light.

Curatorial text written by  Dianne Brás-Feliciano, Ph.D., on the occasion of Lionel Cruet's three-part transmedia exhibition "Rhetorics of an Uncertain Future".

YI GALLERY is moving to Industry City, Brooklyn with an inaugural exhibition in October, 2021.

More information coming soon.

WIDEWALLS recently featured our online exhibition Artists for #StopAsianHate in their online publication. Read the review here.

Artist Lionel Cruet creates unique artworks which inhabit that divide, using digital tools to reference “places” which can exist in multiple “spaces” at once. Splitting his time between San Juan, PR and New York City, Cruet possesses a sophisticated relationship to these terms. Audio and visual installation, digital printing, found objects, and complex sound arrangements are combined in his practice to reference the layered postcolonial identities and geopolitics of the Caribbean, and to imply connections between that region and other parts of the world.

This essay appears in “Annesta Le - Inner Space” exhibition catalog, a limited edition publication by Yi Gallery. A signing event will be held at the gallery project room at 56 Bogart Street.