Matthew Lusk - No Room For Improvement

The exhibit, titled No Room For Improvement, takes the form of an ersatz home improvement store and is stocked with “mostly new” merchandise from the artist's studio. A clerk will be on hand to assist visitors with their repairs and upgrades.
Capsule Gallery
Jun 1st – 30th
New York, 618 E 9th StMap
, 'Untitled,' 2018, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

Untitled, 2018

Capsule Gallery

Under $1,000

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, 'Get Away,' 2017, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

Get Away, 2017

Capsule Gallery

$2,500 - 5,000

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, 'Untitled,' 2017, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

Untitled, 2017

Capsule Gallery

Under $1,000

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, 'X,' 2011, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

X, 2011

Capsule Gallery

Under $1,000

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, 'Encyclopedia of Light #15,' 2018, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

Encyclopedia of Light #15, 2018

Capsule Gallery

$2,500 - 5,000

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, 'Untitled (Reservation #2),' 2018, Capsule Gallery

Matthew Lusk

Untitled (Reservation #2), 2018

Capsule Gallery

$1,000 - 2,500

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Press Release

Matthew Lusk’s theater of architectonics, No Room For Improvement, showcases the second (un-painterly paintings), third (sculpture), and fourth— you’re soaking in it—dimensions of our tense present, repurposing Capsule Gallery as a center for home improvements. Keys to this new haunt prove worth the price of admission: free for the month of June.

Special performances will take place every Saturday at 2pm, directed by Evan Rehill.

Matthew Lusk (b. 1972, Detroit) received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has exhibited consistently since his relocation to this city in 2000, including solo exhibitions at Zieher Smith in 2012, and Picture Farm in 2014 and 2015. He lives and works in Brooklyn and Newburgh, NY.

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