Laumont

Louise Lawler's exhibition "WHY PICTURES NOW" is the artist's first major survey in New York presented by The Museum of Modern Art April 30July 30, 2017. "Lawler’s signature style was established in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when she began taking pictures of other artists’ works displayed in collectors’ homes, museums, storage spaces, and auction houses to question the value, meaning, and use of art." Laumont has been collaborating with the artist since the 90's, providing scanning, printing, and mounting. For more information on this show visit: https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/1646?locale=en

Vik Muniz' exhibition "Epistemes" opens Thursday, February 23rd from 6-8pm at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. Laumont collaborated with the artist on scanning images for the show. The artist's work combines the material object and photographic trompe l'oeil into a unified abstract composition. When speaking about the confounding image-object relationship examined within these works, Muniz stated, "It always goes both ways. What you expect to be a photo isn’t, and what you expect to be an object is a photographic image." The exhibit is on view through through April 1, 2017.

Zach Nader's second solo exhibition at Microscope Gallery "stage blind" opens tomorrow, Friday February 17 from 6pm-9pm, featuring new photographic still and video works. Laumont collaborated with the artist to produce UV prints on dibond for the show. The exhibit will be on view at the Bushwick gallery through March 3, 2017, check it out!

Still-life portraits of iconic American History artifacts can be seen in Henry Leutwyler's exhibition "Document" at Foley Gallery. Viewers can examine the possessions of popular musicians, athletes, politicians, and Hollywood stars in these intimate photographs that allow insight into the owners. Images for this show were printed and framed by Laumont. Press Release: http://www.foleygallery.com//document_-_photo/pressrelease Photo courtesy Mr. Shin

#tbt Ed Atkins' "Safe Conduct Epidermal" edition for Parkett Magazine printed at Laumont. This piece is UV curable inkjet on nitrile rubber!