Curated by Dylan Kraus and Rose Salane

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JULY 9 – 24 | Opening July 9, 6PM

//FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC//

GROUP SHOW CURATED BY DYLAN KRAUS AND ROSE SALANE

TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING | CURATED BY ROSE SALANE AND DYLAN KRAUS | JULY 9 –  24
Exhibition Hours | Saturday – Sunday, 12 – 6 and by appointment
Opening Reception | Saturday, July 9, 6 – 8PM

Basilica Hudson is pleased to present Too Much of a Good Thing, collaboratively curated by Dylan Kraus and Rose Salane, is a collection of sculptures, paintings and performances by artist friends based in NYC and Hudson. The exhibition gathers work that has affected both of the curators’ artistic practices. Salane and Kraus enjoy taking long walks together and talking about people, nature, and riddles. Kraus returns to Basilica, previously our Artist In Residence during February earlier year. Take a deeper look into Kraus’s residency here. They have been showing and working together for the past few years now.

FEATURING!

Antonia Kuo

Bill Stone

Donald Baechler

Dylan Kraus

Elizabeth Jaeger

Haley Josephs

Joey Palermo

Kayla Guthrie

Keegan McHargue

Lance De Los Reyes

Marwan Makki

Patrick Higgins

Rita Ackermann

Rose Salane

Ry Fyan

Tauba Auerbach

Vanessa Leiva Santos

Wade Oates

About Dylan Kraus
Dylan Kraus (born 1987 in Ohio) is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in New York. Recent exhibitions include: The Written Trace (group, curated by Ariella Wolens, Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York); Over The Honey Moon (with Rose Salane, Magic Gallery, New York); Old School of Art: Tales from the Crypt (solo, Cooper Union, New York); In Bloom (curated by Dylan Kraus, Chinatown Soup Gallery, New York); 12 Clox (solo, Vision Inc., New York); Enter the Void (group, The Porch Museum).

About Rose Salane
Rose Salane (born 1992 in Queens, New York) is a sculptor currently living and working in New York. Salane’s recent exhibitions include: High from the Other Side (solo, Jeffery Stark, New York); Over the Honey Moon (with Dylan Kraus, Magic Gallery, New York); No Hope, No Fear (group, Swiss Institute, Rome); Spring Awakening (group, Galerie Francesca Pia, Zurich); The Written Trace (group, curated by Ariella Wolens, Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York).

Image Courtesy of Rose Salane and Dylan Kraus

BACK GALLERY SCHEDULE 

// WHY MUST MY HEART GO ON BEATING | JUNE 11 – 19 | Opening, June 11, 7PM
A solo exhibition of new works by James Concannon, curated by Jack Walls

// LIVES NOT NUMBERS | JUNE 24 – 25| Opening, June 24, 7PM
An exhibition by documentary photographers Atish Saha and Bryan MacCormack

// TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING | JULY 9 -24 | Opening July 9, 6PM
A group show of New York-based artists curated by Dylan Kraus and Rose Salane

// MARC SWANSON | AUGUST 6 – 21 | Opening August 3, 4PM
A solo show of new works by Marc Swanson co-presented by Basilica Hudson and Jeff Bailey Gallery

READ MORE ABOUT BASILICA HUDSON’S BACK GALLERY SERIES HERE