Push Projects curatorial project in collaboration with Dominique Gallery announces Healing Feeling.
Healing Feeling is a group exhibition aimed to simultaneously fund-raise for masks to medical workers and supporting artists in a time of a global crisis.
Rebeca Raney, Social Distancing, 2020
April 5 2020 (Los Angeles, CA) ---- Push Projects curatorial project in collaboration with Dominique Gallery is pleased to announce Healing Feeling, a group exhibition aimed at funding artists and fundraising for medical workers. The group exhibition will feature works by Alina Tenser, Amelia Carley, Amia Yokoyama, Ani Bradberry, Azikiwe Mohammed, Bahareh Khoshooee, Becky Kolsrud, Benjy Russell, Brian Vu, Carlos Rosales Silva, Davey Hawkins, Grace Miceli, Jay Davis, Karen Azoulay, Kimia Ferdowsi Kline, Leah Dixon, Lisa Cobbe, Matthew Morrocco, Mustafa Ali Clayton, MV Carbon, Natalie Baxter, Rebeca Raney, and Tyler Beard. Additional artists will be added in on a rolling basis, which will be announced on @push.projects, @dominque.gallery, and @missmolinga respective instagram handles. Healing Feeling opens on April 6th, 9am PST through Dominique Gallery’s Artsy page.
Healing Feeling addresses an universal ecological melancholy through form and materiality to guiding us into a new world order. With diverse practices including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and scent these works will be exhibited for 4 weeks online. The sales go directly to both the artists and The Mask Project. In light of the current mass medical supply shortage, The Mask Project was created to connect medical professionals who need PPE with American manufacturers that can make them. The project was started by Shannon Lohr, the founder of Factory45, and her network of factory partners across the United States.