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At Your Leisure: Jordan Kasey + Alyse Ronayne

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GREENPOINT TERMINAL GALLERY
67 West St. #320
Brooklyn, NY 11222
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Jordan Kasey and Alyse Ronayne
At Your Leisure
March 18 – April 23
Opening Reception Friday March 18, 7–10 pm

Greenpoint Terminal Gallery is pleased to present At Your Leisure, an exhibition of recent work by Jordan Kasey and Alyse Ronayne.

The shape of leisure to come: Standing between the sculpture and the painting, in awe of a fake leaf and the suggestion of antique pewter… Where are you? I’m at your leisure;
A kind cut gains one admittance to a void, the aisle, painted space relates to space occupied by a string of poms. Between the column and the bus ride, leisure is relative–a value established in relation to a productive consumption of time: many expert leisurists forbid eating and sleeping. Bending silver prongs between the filaments, your vacation desktop peeks at a stone being dropped of a cliff. To reach a galaxy on the other side of your feet, a basic building block is to take a step. Is the void an absence of, and then, what is it relative to, and where does the energy lost end up, the energy continually lost by one that’s crossing it? But as I poured over the array of screens, that particle paraded off across the horizon.

b. 1985 Jordan Kasey grew up in the Chicago area and received a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2008.  She has been living and working in Brooklyn, NY since 2013.  She has recently had a solo exhibition at  Michael Jon Gallery in Miami, FL and a two-person exhibition at Phoebe Gallery in Baltimore, MD and has forthcoming solo exhibitions at Signal Gallery in Brooklyn, NY and at Nicelle Beauchene in NY, NY. 

Alyse Ronayne (b. 1986 Detroit, MI) holds an MFA from Bard College, NY and a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Her work has recently been shown with Underdonk in Brooklyn and Zolla/Liberman Gallery in Chicago. She has shows forthcoming this year with Jeff Bailey Gallery in Hudson, and at the Leslie Lohman Museum in Manhattan. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.