• Madeleine Bialke - Significant Other

    May 18 - June 8, 2021

     

     
  • Taymour Grahne Projects is pleased to present Significant Other, an online solo exhibition by NY-based artist Madeleine Bialke, opening virtually...

    Taymour Grahne Projects is pleased to present

    Significant Other, an online solo exhibition by NY-based artist Madeleine Bialke, opening virtually on May 18, 2021.

  • MADELEINE BIALKE B. 1991, Elmira, NY. Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Madeleine Bialke has had solo exhibitions at Visions...

    MADELEINE BIALKE

    B. 1991, Elmira, NY.

    Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

     

    Madeleine Bialke has had solo exhibitions at Visions West Contemporary, Denver, CO; Davis Originals, Taos, AR (online); Deanna Evans Projects, New York, NY; and Harper’s Books, East Hampton, NY. Her work has been in group shows at Newchild, Antwerp, BE; Asya Geisberg, New York, NY; Olympia, New York, NY; and in two-person shows at SPRING/BREAK Art Show, New York, NY; Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, Brooklyn, NY; and Greene House Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. Madeleine has been featured in New American Paintings, The Boston Globe, and Elephant.art, and mentioned in n+1 online and artnet News. She received her MFA from Boston University in 2016, and her BFA from Plattsburgh State University of New York in 2013. Madeleine is represented by Newchild Gallery in Antwerp, Belgium. 



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    • 'One summer, a ranger pointed out a gigantic white pine to me on the far shore of a reservoir that I’ve boated on since I was a child.  The surrounding area,...
    • My relationship to the white pine on the far shore of the reservoir, spanning decades, changed when I learned its history. ''Significant Other'' looks at the connections between trees and...
    • The settings are stitched together with a color palette designed to read more as emotion than description. Light comes from mysterious sources, prioritizing symbolic meaning or emotional resonance over realistic...
  • A lone melancholic figure stands next to a giant white pine, in contemplation. The tree’s glow comes from a nebulous...

    A lone melancholic figure stands next to a giant white pine, in contemplation. The tree’s glow comes from a nebulous source— the interaction between two living things.

  • On the east coast I see so few large trees that they become otherworldly; strange, because they’ve lived here much...

    On the east coast I see so few large trees that they become otherworldly; strange, because they’ve lived here much longer than I have.

  • Works

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    FOR MADELEINE BIALKE'S CV PLEASE CLICK HERE