Artists Exhibitions Hannah Hoffman News Fairs

Sarah Pucci and Dorothy Iannone
Organized by Scott Portnoy
09.10.22 – 10.22.22
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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Installation view: Sarah Pucci & Dorothy Iannone. Organized by Scott Portnoy. 09.10.22 – 10.22.22

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Sarah Pucci, Coming, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 5 7/8 x 13 3/8 inches (15 x 34 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Untitled, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, metal cup. 8 5/8 x 5 1/2 inches (22 x 14 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, A Cheerful Heart, c. 1980. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 3 1/2 x 12 5/8 x 12 5/8 inches (9 x 32 x 32 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Cool Goblet, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, metal bowl. 7 1/8 x 9 1/8 inches (18 x 23 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Music, c. 1980.Pearls, sequins, pins, foam, metal. 2 3/8 x 8 5/8 inches (6 x 22 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Twilight, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 9 7/8 x 11 3/4 x 5 7/8 inches (25 x 30 x 15 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, The Heart of the Peacock, c. 1990. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 4 x 7 1/8 x 8 1/4 inches (10 x 18 x 21 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Christmas Joy, c. 1980. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 5 1/8 x 12 5/8 x 3 1/8 inches (13 x 32 x 8 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, From the series : Christmas Wreath, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 2 3/4 x 12 1/4 inches (7 x 31 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Saint Holding Infant Jesus, c. 1980. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, plastic statuette. 5 7/8 x 5 7/8 inches (15 x 15 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, From the series : Ornaments, c. 1980. Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 7 1/2 x 5 1/8 inches (19 x 13 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, A Heart That Sees You, c. 1990. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, locket, stand. 2 3/4 x 13 x 11 3/4 inches (7 x 33 x 30 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Shadow Box, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, plastic, mirror. 8 1/4 x 8 5/8 inches (21 x 22 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Beautiful Memories, c. 1970. Beads, sequins, pins, foam, medaillon. 4 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches (12 x 30 cm)

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Sarah Pucci, Beauty Crown, c.1970.
Beads, sequins, pins, foam. 4 x 10 5/8 inches (10 x 27 cm)

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Dorothy Iannone, Hidden Assets, 1962. Framed collage, handmade Japanese paper and gold leaf on paper. Framed dimensions: 18 7/8 x 15 3/4 inches (48 x 40 cm)

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Dorothy Iannone, Undulations, 1962. Framed collage, handmade Japanese paper and gold leaf on paper. Framed dimensions: 18 7/8 x 15 3/4 inches (48 x 40 cm)

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Dorothy Iannone, Steadfast, 1962. Framed collage, handmade Japanese paper and gold leaf on paper. Framed dimensions: 18 7/8 x 15 3/4 inches (48 x 40 cm)

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Dorothy Iannone, Still afloat, 1962. Framed collage, handmade Japanese paper and gold leaf on paper. Framed dimensions: 18 7/8 x 15 3/4 inches (48 x 40 cm)

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Dorothy Iannone, Sarah Pucci: A Piece About My Mother and Her Work, 1980. Single-channel video. TRT 27:29

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Exhibition information

(E)very one of the more than two hundred pieces which Sarah Pucci has made…was a present for her daughter, and every piece was made with the desire to convey the love she felt for her child… Sarah Pucci’s work is purely an expression of love, untouched by hopes or fears. In the spirit of ideal democracy, it takes the most diverse elements and creates unity. Love was the motivation which moved the simple balls of her earliest works to become part of more complex structures and even to give way to new forms, as the embodiment of her love, which she had created, grew and blossomed…and because the expression of her love for Dorothy happened to transcend the purely personal and find its home in the empire of art, it has become a public treasure delighting the senses and lifting the heart of nearly everyone who sees it.

– Dorothy Iannone, Berlin, 1993

 

Hannah Hoffman is pleased to present 15 sculptures by Sarah Pucci alongside 4 early collages and a video work by her daughter, Dorothy Ianonne. Beginning in 1959 until her death in 1996, Pucci made artworks exclusively as gifts to her daughter while Ianonne was traveling and living in Europe. Pucci’s compact, bejeweled objects act as love forms expressing both religious and familial adoration. Iannone’s collages, made in 1962 during an extended visit to Japan, share an interest in assembling found objects into momentos of deeply personal lived experience. Iannone’s video work, Sarah Pucci (1980), is a meditation on the life and work of her mother, and expresses the depth of a deeply felt kinship. Paired together, these works speak to the complexities of a mother-daughter relationship, wherein love, devotion, obligation, and duty interact freely with craft, collection, and object-making.

 

 

Scott Portnoy is a curator and writer based in New York.

 

 

Dorothy Iannone (b. 1933, Boston, Massachusetts) lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Iannone’s work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions including the Louisiana Museum, Humlebaek, Denmark (2022); Centre Pompidou, Paris, France (2019); Remai Modern, Saskatoon, Canada (2019); Migros Museum, Zürich, Switzerland (2014); Camden Arts Center, London, UK (2013); New Museum, New York, NY (2009); Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria (2006); and Kunst-Werke in Berlin, Berlin, Germany (1992). Notable group shows include Seductive Subversion: Contemporary Women Artists 1958—1968 at the Brooklyn Museum (2010), Bodypoliticx at Witte de With in Rotterdam (2007), and the 2006 Whitney Biennial. Her work is in the permanent collections of museums worldwide including the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA; Tate Modern, London, UK; and the Centre Pompidou, Paris, France amongst many others.

 

 

Sarah Pucci (b. 1902-1996, Everett, Massachusetts) is the mother of Dorothy Iannone. Her work has been the subject of several exhibitions at Air de Paris, Paris, France and has been included in numerous group shows including Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France (2013); Heidelberger Kunstverein, Heidelberg, Germany (2007); Kunstahalle Wien, Vienna, Austria (2006). This show marks the first time her work has been exhibited in Los Angeles.

Past exhibitions

Darrel Ellis
01.28.23 03.18.23

Anita Steckel
09.11.21 – 11.13.21

Current

Kate Mosher Hall
Never Odd or Even
February 17 – March 23, 2024

2024

D’Ette Nogle
MATERIALOUTPOST: IN-COUNTRY
February 23 – February 24, 2024

2023

Rosemary Mayer
Noon Has No Shadows
11.12.23 – 12.23.23

Monica Majoli
Space of the Line: Ben, Rameses, Tom
09.12.23 – 10.14.23

Luz Carabaño
encuentros

09.09.23 – 10.21.23

Dominique Knowles
My Beloved
06.03.23 08.05.23

Olga Balema
Loon

04.08.23 05.20.23

Darrel Ellis
01.28.23 03.18.23

2022

Elaine Cameron-Weir
Exploded View / Dressing for Windows
11.12.22 – 01.14.23

Sarah Pucci and Dorothy Iannone
Organized by Scott Portnoy
09.10.22 – 10.22.22

Various Artists
Sweet Days of Discipline
07.16.22 – 08.20.22

Ann Craven
Flowers (Watercolors)
06.04.22 – 07.09.22

Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo)
04.16.22 – 05.21.22

Rochelle Feinstein
You Again
02.12.22 – 03.26.22

2021

Raphaela Simon
Steine
12.11.21 – 01.29.22

Anita Steckel
09.11.21 – 11.13.21

Tony Cokes
Evil.80 Empathy?
06.28.21 – 08.1.21

Talia Chetrit
DICKERING
06.19.21 – 08.14.21

Kate Mosher Hall
Without a body, without Bill
02.20.21 – 04.24.21

2020

Alvin Baltrop
11.21.20 – 01.23.21

Hardy Hill
The Easy Yoke
02.28.20 – 04.11.20

Barbara Kasten
Chroma
02.11.20 – 04.04.20

2019

Various Artists
California Winter
11.08.19 – 12.21.19

Tony Cokes
Della’s House
02.12.19 – 03.22.19

D’Ette Nogle
D’Ette Nogle, 2019
01.29.19 – 04.27.19

2018

Adam Linder
FOOTNOTE SERVICE: SOME TRADE
04.28.18 – 04.29.18

Gallery Share
03.04.18 – 03.31.18

D’Ette Nogle
Wardrobe Selections for Gallery (2013-2018)
03.04.18 – 03.31.18

2017

Andy Robert
LAKOU: One, Two, Fifth
12.15.17 – 02.28.18

Elaine Cameron-Weir
wave form walks the earth
09.17.17 – 11.22.17

Rey Akdogan
07.08.17 – 08.26.17

Joe Zorrilla
Condo New York, hosted by Bortolami Gallery
06.29.17 – 07.28.17

TOUCHPIECE
Curated by Justin Beal
05.21.17 – 06.24.17

Ryan Mrozowski
03.18.17 – 04.29.17

Olga Balema
On The Brink Of My Sexy Apocalypse
01.25.17 – 03.11.17

2016

Paul Thek
11.12.16 – 01.07.17

Sam Falls
09.16.16 – 10.29.16

Barbara Kasten
“I want the eyes to open” – Josef Albers
07.23.16 – 09.10.16

A Change of Heart
Curated by Chris Sharp
06.04.16 – 07.16.16

Ben Schumacher
Motor Earth
04.02.16 – 05.21.16

Raphaela Simon
Tischlein deck dich
04.02.16 – 05.21.16

Isabelle Cornaro
01.23.16 – 03.19.16

2015

Daniel Buren, Sam Lewitt, Wilfredo Prieto, Charles Ray, Pamela Rosenkranz, Joe Zorrilla
11.21.15 – 01.16.16

John Finneran
Dreamers at the Gates of Where Dreamers Are
09.19.15 – 10.31.15

Margaret Lee and Emily Sundblad
You Can Teach an Old Zebra New Tricks
08.07.15 – 09.12.15

Joe Zorrilla
05.02.15 – 07.03.15

Gerhard Richter
Overpainted Photographs
March 21 – April 18, 2015

Ryan Foerster
03.21.15 – 04.18.15

Various Artist
IMAGE SEARCH
01.01.15 – 02.28.15

2014

Ann Craven
11.15.14 – 12.20.14

Sam Falls
09.05.14 – 10.25.14

Matt Sheridan Smith
07.12.14 – 08.23.14

Joe Zorrilla
06.06.14

Isabelle Cornaro
03.04.14 – 04.19.14

Rey Akdogan
05.03.14 – 06.21.14

Various Artist
The Body Issue
01.11.14 – 02.15.14

2013

Jörg Immendorff
10.04.23 – 12.07.13

Sam Falls, Jacob Kassay, Matt Sheridan Smith, Joe Zorrilla
07.23.13 – 09.21.13

Mira Schendel
Mira Schendel
05.21.13 – 07.13.13

2024

Kate Mosher Hall, Juliana Halpert and Olivia Mole in Conversation
03.23.24
Kate Mosher Hall in Mousse
03.18.24
Tony Cokes and Rochelle Feinstein at Kunsthaus Baselland
04.13.2024 – 08.18.2024
Olga Balema at Hessel Museum of Art
04.06.2024 – 06.26.2024
Elaine Cameron-Weir in Autre
03.15.2024
Dominique Knowles at David Peter Francis
03.14.2024 – 04.20.2024
Kate Mosher Hall in Carla
03.13.2024
Ann Craven at Phillida Reid
03.09.2024 – 04.13.2024
Maren Karlson in Flaunt
03.09.2024
Elaine Cameron-Weir in Ocula
03.07.2024
D'Ette Nogle in Interview Magazine
03.07.2024
Ann Craven in Artlyst
03.04.204
Kate Mosher Hall in Frieze Magazine
02.29.2024
Tony Cokes at Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
02.23.2024 – 07.29.2024
Elaine Cameron-Weir at Lisson gallery
03.07.2024 – 04.13.2024
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in Family Style
02.22.2024
Hannah Hoffman in ARTnews
02.27.2024
Hannah Hoffman in ARTnews
02.22.2024
Elaine Cameron-Weir in artnet
02.14.2024
Ann Craven in Santa Barbara Independent
02.05.2024
Tony Cokes in Hyperallergic
01.31.2024
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in MOMUS
01.19.2024
Tony Cokes in e-Flux
01.17.2024
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in Frieze
02.16.2024
Olga Balema in the New York Times
01.04.2024
Kate Mosher Hall in Frieze
01.03.2024
Rosemary Mayer in Artillery Magazine
01.02.2024

2023

Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in CURA
12.23.2023
Elaine Cameron-Weir in Artnet
12.22.2023
Rosemary Mayer in LA Review of Book
12.18.2023
Ann Craven in the Brooklyn Rail
12.14.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in BOMB Magazine
12.14.2023
Olga Balema in the New York Times
12.13.2023
Barbara Kasten in Artnews
12.13.2023
Darrel Ellis in the New York Times
12.13.2023
Rosemary Mayer in Frieze
12.07.2023
Rosemary Mayer in Mousse
12.06.2023
Monica Majoli in Artforum
11.30.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in FAD Magazine
11.28.2023
Dominique Knowles in Cultured
11.27.2023
Rosemary Mayer in LA Downtown News
11.20.2023
Rosemary Mayer in Insider
11.20.2023
Tony Cokes in E-Flux
11.20.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in Cultured
11.17.2023
Rosemary Mayer in Hyperallergic
11.02.2023
Tony Cokes in The Brooklyn Rail
11.01.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in Numero
10.20.2023
Darrel Ellis in OnMilwaukee
10.19.2023
Luz Carabaño in Hyperallergic
10.09.2023
Kate Mosher Hall in Artforum
10.05.2023
Luz Carabaño in Flaunt
09.22.2023
Rochelle Feinstein at Mehdi Chouakri
12.09.2023 - 04.11.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in NY Times
09.17.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in Latina
09.09.2023
Anita Steckel at Wonnerth Dejaco
09.08.2023 – 10.14.2023
Barbara Kasten at Bortolami
09.08.2023 – 10.28.2023
Kate Mosher Hall at Miguel Abreu
09.08.2023 – 10.21.2023
Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) in NY Times
09.07.2023
Dominique Knowles in Texte Zur Kunst
09.05.2023
Tony Cokes at DIA Bridgehampton
08.26.2023
Dominique Knowles in Elephant
07.12.2023
Dominique Knowles in LA Times
07.05.2023
Raphaela Simon and Andy Robert at Michael Werner Gallery
06.24.2023 – 09.09.2023
Darrel Ellis in ARTnews.com
23.06.2023
Tony Cokes at DIA Bridgehampton
06.23.2023 – 05.2023

Artists

Rey Akdogan Olga Balema Elaine Cameron-Weir Luz Carabaño Talia Chetrit Tony Cokes Ann Craven Darrel Ellis Rochelle Feinstein Kate Mosher Hall Maren Karlson Barbara Kasten Dominique Knowles Adam Linder D’Ette Nogle Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo) Andy Robert Raphaela Simon Anita Steckel Joe Zorrilla

Works by

Paul Thek Alvin Baltrop

2023

Tony Cokes and Dominique Knowles
Paris + Art Basel
10.18.23 – 10.22.23
Caitlin MacQueen and Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo)
The Dallas Invitational Art Fair
04.22.23 – 04.23.23
Various Artists
Frieze Los Angeles
02.16.23 – 02.19.23

2022

Rochelle Feinstein
Art Basel Miami Beach
12.01.22 – 12.03.22
Olga Balema, Ann Craven, Caitlin Macqueen and Anita Steckel
Paris + Art Basel
10.19.22 – 10.23.22
Kate Mosher Hall
Frieze NY
05.18.22 – 05.22.22
Elaine Cameron-Weir
(Shared with LambdaLambdaLambda who presented Nora Turato)
Frieze LA
02.17.22 – 02.20.22

2021

Olga Balema
(with Bridget Donahue Gallery)
Frieze NY
05.05.21 – 05.09.21

2020

Barbara Kasten
(with Bortolami Gallery)
Frieze LA - Projects
02.14.20 – 02.16.20
Andy Robert
Cape Town Art Fair
02.14.20 – 02.16.20

2019

D'Ette Nogle and Marcel Broodthaers
June
06.10.19 – 06.14.19
Andy Robert
Frieze NY
05.02.19 – 05.05.19
Group presentation
Frieze LA
02.15.19 - 02.17.19

2018

Olga Balema and Andy Robert
Paris Avant-Première
10.12.18 – 10.18.18
Olga Balema
Art Basel Hong Kong
03.27.18 – 03.31.18