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Lupine | Oil on canvas | 50 x 40 | 2024 … Opening reception: Tuesday, July 23, 6–8pm On view: July 24 – September 21, 2024 @pilarcorrias is pleased to present “Nature Painting Nature” a group exhibition of works by Jordan Casteel, Jane Freilicher, Grace Hartigan, Leiko Ikemura, Francesca Mollett, Sabine Moritz and Vivien Zhang. Guest curated by Lydia Yee, “Nature Painting Nature” takes a multigenerational look at artists for whom the forms of nature offer a way to translate personal experience, memory and direct observation into paint. … Jordan Casteel’s recent paintings are based on the seasonal blooms in her garden in the Catskill region in New York, where she has recently relocated from New York City. Three salmon pink blooms in Lupine (2024) – named for the mistaken belief that the flower ‘wolfs’ nutrients from the soil – emerge from the foreground against an abstract field of green that separates them from the flowering trees in the background. A highly personal subject, Casteel’s flowers can be viewed as self-portraits: ‘I see my own labor in it. It’s not about observing the things that are most true for you in this moment. It’s about observing the things that were most true for me.’

Lupine | Oil on canvas | 50 x 40 | 2024 … Opening reception: Tuesday, July 23, 6–8pm On view: July 24 – September 21, 2024 @pilarcorrias is pleased to present “Nature Painting Nature” a group exhibition of works by Jordan Casteel, Jane Freilicher, Grace Hartigan, Leiko Ikemura, Francesca Mollett, Sabine Moritz and Vivien Zhang. Guest curated by Lydia Yee, “Nature Painting Nature” takes a multigenerational look at artists for whom the forms of nature offer a way to translate personal experience, memory and direct observation into paint. … Jordan Casteel’s recent paintings are based on the seasonal blooms in her garden in the Catskill region in New York, where she has recently relocated from New York City. Three salmon pink blooms in Lupine (2024) – named for the mistaken belief that the flower ‘wolfs’ nutrients from the soil – emerge from the foreground against an abstract field of green that separates them from the flowering trees in the background. A highly personal subject, Casteel’s flowers can be viewed as self-portraits: ‘I see my own labor in it. It’s not about observing the things that are most true for you in this moment. It’s about observing the things that were most true for me.’

Lupine | Oil on canvas | 50 x 40 | 2024 … Opening reception: Tuesday, July 23, 6–8pm On view: July 24 – September 21, 2024 @pilarcorrias is pleased to present “Nature Painting Nature” a group exhibition of works by Jordan Casteel, Jane Freilicher, Grace Hartigan, Leiko Ikemura, Francesca Mollett, Sabine Moritz and Vivien Zhang. Guest curated by Lydia Yee, “Nature Painting Nature” takes a multigenerational look at artists for whom the forms of nature offer a way to translate personal experience, memory and direct observation into paint. … Jordan Casteel’s recent paintings are based on the seasonal blooms in her garden in the Catskill region in New York, where she has recently relocated from New York City. Three salmon pink blooms in Lupine (2024) – named for the mistaken belief that the flower ‘wolfs’ nutrients from the soil – emerge from the foreground against an abstract field of green that separates them from the flowering trees in the background. A highly personal subject, Casteel’s flowers can be viewed as self-portraits: ‘I see my own labor in it. It’s not about observing the things that are most true for you in this moment. It’s about observing the things that were most true for me.’

The Hill Art Foundation is excited to announce a solo exhibition of work by Jordan Casteel on view from Friday, September 13–Saturday, November 23. The presentation is curated by Lauren Haynes, Head Curator, Governors Island Arts and Vice President of Arts and Culture at the Trust for Governors Island. Casteel’s figurative portraits, landscapes and still lifes will be accompanied by original scholarship by Haynes. ⁠ ⁠ Compositions that span the last decade are sourced from the environments Casteel inhabits and presented against the backdrop of the Foundation, overlooking 10th Avenue and the High Line. The exhibition brings together key loans and four monumental portraits from the Hill Collection, two of which are promised to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, to trace the lineage of a site within a site.⁠ ⁠ Jordan Casteel, Damani and Shola, 2022. Oil on canvas, 90 × 78 inches (228.6 × 198.1 cm). © Jordan Casteel, courtesy of the artist and Casey Kaplan Gallery.⁠ ⁠ @jordanmcasteel #HillArtFoundation #TheHillCollection #CaseyKaplanGallery @caseykaplangallery #JordanCasteel