Turner Carroll Gallery is delighted to welcome back Karen Yank to exhibit her new body of work. In this exhibition, Yank continues the legacy of her friend and teacher, Agnes Martin, through the creation of pitch-perfect minimalism. Creating work in her New Mexico studio, Yank draws inspiration from the idyllic landscape around her home and studio in Golden, NM. The precise compositions and balanced abstractions mirror the harmony of the natural world. Perfect circles bifurcated by parallel lines are broken by organic zigzags of wire and handwork, giving the viewer the feeling of observing the order and chaos of the earth.

Jeffrey Gibson is a celebrated multidisciplinary artist whose works are represented in over 20 permanent collections across the US. He is a member of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and half Cherokee. His work combines Native American traditions with the visual languages of Modernism to explore the contemporary confluence of personal identity, culture, history, and international social narratives. His fantastic show Jeffrey Gibson: The Body Electric is up at Site Santa Fe through 11 September 2022. You can see the prints here.

Camille Claudel's masterwork L'implorante is on view now at Turner Carroll. L'Implorante is the young Camille, laid bare with soul-wrenching longing, imploring her lover Auguste Rodin to remain with her. In 1905, Claudel worked with her friend and esteemed art dealer Eugene Blot in Paris to cast in bronze both a large-scale edition (this one) and a small-scale edition of L'Implorante. The sculpture is featured in her catalogue raisonné, and is accompanied by a letter of authenticity signed by the author of the catalogue raisonné.