Post Analog Painting at the HOLE

James Kalm has earned a reputation as a longtime champion of art in New York City. Despite the "establishment's" continued attempts to shut out your correspondent and silence his independent voice, he has consistently kept watch on happenings in and around his home base in Brooklyn. "Post-Analog Painting" is an interesting counter pose to MoMA's "The Forever Now," both shows presenting casts of artists who are dealing in some way with our current digital/internet world. This group show presents a group of young and midcareer painters dealing with digitality, pixilation, hybridization, and flattened history. Artists include: Trudy Benson, Mariah Dekkenga, Robert Otto Epstein, Mark Flood, Jeanette Hayes, Adam Henry, KATSU, Misaki Kawai, Jonathan Lasker, Rachel Lord, Neil Raitt, Josh Reames, Joe Reihsen, Nathan Ritterpusch, Michael Staniak and Matthew Stone. A musical intro is provided by Bandits on the Run banditsontherun.bandcamp.com and was recorded live on St Marks Place in the East Village.