Dashwood Projects, our ancillary space at 63 East 4th Street—between Bowery and Second Avenue just a few blocks from Dashwood Books, opened March 14, 2024.  It is an experimental space to extend the life and boundaries of our publishing program dedicated to exhibitions and selling work by artists we’ve collaborated with over the years. 



Pamela Sneed: Speaking Tongue



Dashwood Projects is proud to announce our next show with the multi-disciplinary  artist, Pamela Sneed.  Speaking Tongue, a name taken from a poem by the artist, presents  a series of twenty paintings in watercolor and ink on paper inspired by her recent trip to Kenya.  

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11/20/24—12/21/24
Reception: 11/21/24

Justine Kurland: SCUMB Flowers



Dashwood Projects presents SCUMB Flowers, an exhibition of collages by Justine Kurland from her ongoing series SCUMB Manifesto. Inspired by the radical feminist and writer Valerie Solanas’ SCUM Manifesto, Society for Cutting Up Men.  Creating her own SCUMB Manifesto, SCUMB stands for Society for Cutting Up Men’s Books. To create this new work, SCUMB Flowers, Kurland excised every flower from the pages of William Eggleston’s ten-volume set, The Democratic Forest. Freed from his compositions, the blooms dangle from webbed vines, delicate and lacy. SCUMB Flowers locates the latent feminine in the work of one of the most resourced and collected American photographers.


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09/26/24—11/11/24
Opening: 09/25/24
Poetry reading with Ariana Reines: 10/05/24
  


Nick Sethi: SRI



Photographs by Nick Sethi from 2022 of Vrindavan, an ancient city and pilgrimage site rooted in Indian mythology that investigate physical manifestations of respect and value through ritual, decoration, utility and touch.  Sethi’s main installation is an 8 x 8 foot shrine-like sculpture made up of of 288 photographs sealed within protective bags.


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07/12/24—09/18/24
Opening: 07/11/24
Three titles book launch: 08/21/24


Ari Marcopoulos: Sumo Judo



Photographs by Ari Marcopoulos of Sumo wrestlers at the Kokonoe Stable in Tokyo in 2013 paired with Judo students photographed in 2023 at the Kyoto University Gymnasium.


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05/17/24—7/03/24
Opening: 05/16/24



Daido Moriyama Shashin Jidai 1981—1988
写真時代  森山大道  一九八一 〜 一九八八年



This inaugural exhibition at Dashwood Projects is comprised of a selection of silver gelatin prints, posters and original tearsheets drawn from each of the six serialized essays published in the Japanese Magazine Shashin Jidai by Daido Moriyama.


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03/15/24—05/11/24
Opening: 03/14/24



Wednesday to Friday
Noon to 5pm

Saturday
1 to 6pm
 
63 East 4th Street 
New York, NY 10003
annechristensen@dashwoodprojects.com