PiST/// at the Armory Show 2010

PiST/// at the Armory Show 2010
Pier 94 / Booth 1511 - 12th Avenue at 55th Street NYC
4 - 7 March, 2010
Thursday- Saturday 12 pm - 8 pm
Sunday 12 pm - 7 pm

PiST/// Interdisciplinary Project Space is pleased to announce its participation as one of the
non-profit spaces at The Armory Show 2010, 4 - 7 March. Located at Pier 94, Booth 1511, we will exhibit works of Vahap Avsar, Osman Bozkurt and Didem Ozbek. Avsar is one of the leading artists of the Turkish contemporary art. PiST is proud to exhibit his recent works after a break from showing art for many years. Bozkurt is another distinguished artist whom has works in reputative art collections. Ozbek will exhibit her recent work inspired by the Power 100 lists of art. You can have further information on the attachment below. We hope to see you there!!!

Vahap Avsar 1965, Lives and works in New York
Avsar’s work ranges from haunting yet masterfully rendered paintings to sculptures comprised of everyday objects. His work aim at uncovering secrets and flaws of the system by highlighting hidden meanings, curious incidents and the personal myths.


















VAHAP AVSAR, MARINES RESTING IN THE GRAND MOSQUE IN FALLUJA,
2008-09, 48” X 72”, Oil on Canvas





















VAHAP AVSAR, GUANTANAMO, 2009, Edition 10, Sweatshirt

Osman Bozkurt 1970, Lives and works in Istanbul
Bozkurt uses photography and video to investigate a civic memory. His scenes from everyday life humbling quotidian portraits charged with political outrage. He likes to map fraught spaces that relay between public and private.


















OSMAN BOZKURT, DESTRUCTION, 2007, 40” X 60”, C-Print, Edition 5 + 1AP



















OSMAN BOZKURT, CONSTRUCTION, 2007, 40” X 60”, C-Print, Edition 5 + 1AP

Didem Özbek 1970, Lives and works in Istanbul
Özbek develops conceptual projects and combines printed material with installation and performance work. Outside of the format of a standard book, she enjoys to experiment with its form to examine power relations in various art settings and markets.





















DİDEM ÖZBEK, SPECULATİONS, 2010, 71 X 157,5 cm (28” X 62”), Message Board, Plastic Letters, Ply Wood, Edition 3 + 1AP