ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月5日 12時08分

“Language shapes our experience or it gives shape to the things we experience,” said the artist @pendleton.adam. “It compels me, it pushes me forward.” Words are central to Adam’s practice, which takes the form of painting, sculpture, film, performance and video. The 34-year-old has had no fewer than 4 solo shows in 5 years at @pacegallery, making him the youngest artist the gallery has represented since the 1970s. Museum shows have followed, along with the attention of highly visible private collectors. Last fall, he achieved a record price for his work at auction: $225,000 for one of his “Black Dada” paintings, nearly 4 times Christie’s high estimate. And now, his work is showing at @friezeartfair. @heathersten took this photo of @pendleton.adam in his Brooklyn studio with a mock-up of “Black Dada Flag (Black Lives Matter),” his installation for #FriezeNY. Selected for the fair’s first 6-month-long installation, the flag waves near what was historically known as Negro Point (now Scylla Point), between Harlem and the South Bronx. Visit the link in our profile to read more about #AdamPendleton, a young artist and disrupter who’s planting his flag for #blacklives.

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