Joe Ray: I Can Hear The Scream
Past exhibition
Overview
Joe Ray: I Can Hear The Scream is a historical solo exhibition of painting, sculpture, and photographs by the Los Angeles-based artist.
In Ray’s second solo exhibition at Diane Rosenstein Gallery, following a 2017 survey of his work, Ray presents a body of work which reflects directly on a particular traumatic cultural moment in the history of Los Angeles, the horrific assault of Rodney King, the acquittal of the police officers guilty of the beating, and the protests and civil unrest that followed in the 1992 L.A. Riots. Most of the suite of paintings, sculptures, and photographs on view were completed in 1993, and a number of the works were shown originally in 2014’s Prospect.3: Notes for Now, curated by Franklin Sirmans.
Works
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Press
News
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Joe Ray in WAVES Magazine
"Into The Light" with text by Catherine WagleyShining a light on the lesser recognized elements of the Los Angeles-born Light and Space art movement reveals beacons of past and present, including Mary...Read more -
Joe Ray painting is acquired by Los Angeles County Museum of Art
'US,' 1993 is now in LACMA's permanent collection The gallery is thrilled to announce that the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has acquired Joe...Read more
