"The objectness of Rachael Gorchov" by Jason Andrew on Two Coats of Paint. You can read the full text here https://www.twocoatsofpaint.com/2020/08/the-objectness-of-rachael-gorchov.html

Catenations at Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York, featuring work by Atul Bhalla, Gail Biederman, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow, Mary Dwyer, Timothy Fadek, Julia Krolik and Owen Fernley, Phoebe Murer, Bridget Frances Quinn, Karolin Schwab, Motohide Takami and Cheryl Yun. Curated by Jo Yarrington and Rachael Gorchov. For more information visit https://www.tigerstrikesasteroid.com/tagged/catenations

Recordings of round-robin-style artist talks with curators and artists on the website.

Set to open September 11, 2020.

View recording of the walkthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osED7Ydhsvw&t=4s

Elizabeth Johnson wrote about my current exhibition at Owen James Gallery, "Concave" on the Delicious Line sub-site, Delicious Quarantine. Click here to read. 

Rachael Gorchov: Concave

Opening Reception: Thursday March 19, 2020 6-8PM

Passing Bittersweet: A tribute to Ross Gay’s The Book of Delights
January 9–February 9
Williams Center Gallery
Reception, Sunday, January 12, 3–5 p.m., with performance by Taller Workshop/Nestor Gil
Closing reception, Sunday, February 9, 3–5 p.m.,  with performance by Taller Workshop/Nestor Gil and readings,

Lafayette College
Williams Center Gallery
(Morris R.) Williams Center for the Arts
On the College Hill campus
317 Hamilton Street
Easton, Pa. 18042

THE TRUNK SHOW
November 15 – December 21, 2019

Het is zomer #9
July 11 – September 14, 2019

Selected works (of mine) from NY abstract now, which was on exhibition earlier this year will be in this exhibition, along with works by other artists who have shown at the gallery.

Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
145, Rue Washington
1050 Bruxelles
Belgium
+32 478 84 89 81 
www.mathildehatzenberger.eu

THE DRAWING IS THE MOVABLE FEAST

May 9th - June 1st, 2019
Opening Reception: Thursday May 9th, 6-8pm

PROTO GOMEZ presents The Drawing is the Movable Feast, a continuation of the recent PROTO Gallery Artsy online-exclusive exhibition, The Drawing is the Wide Open Window, (Jan 5 - Feb 28, 2019) which featured a selection of drawings by ten artists known for their work in other media. This exhibition is the second in what is envisioned to be an ongoing series dedicated to reviewing the role that drawing plays within a diverse range of artmaking practices.

Entitled The Drawing is the Moveable Feast, this installment features an unframed, clinical survey of eight artists’ ongoing dialogue with drawing as both an ancillary, investigatory support for their work in other mediums as well as a cogent vehicle and resource within which to examine and explore their varied and aesthetic concerns. Housed at PROTOGOMEZ Gallery from Thurs May 9th through Sat June 1st, 2019, the laboratory-like exhibition encourages an intimate look at the works on display, installed unframed and casually stacked atop two tables within the gallery. Attendants will be on hand to assist and visitors can wear supplied cotton gloves with which to peruse, turn, handle and consider more closely the works on view. 

The Drawing is The Moveable Feast with work by Louis Ardine, Kat Chamberlin, Brian Edmonds, Rachael Gorchov, John Kramer, Anna Ortiz, Charles Sommer and Denise Treizman.

PROTO GOMEZ
13 Monroe Street
New York, NY 10002
On View Weekends 12-6pm and by Appointment
http://proto-gomez.gallery/

Online exhibition on Artsy via Proto Gallery with works by Nikki Rene Anderson, Louis Ardine, Kat Chamberlin, Brian Edmonds, Karl England, Enrico Gomez, Rachael Gorchov, John Kramer, Ana Wolovick, Sofia Quirno.

https://www.artsy.net/show/proto-gallery-the-drawing-is-the-wide-open-window

Through Feb 28

I'm excited to particpate in this exhibition at Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, Jan 10-Feb 9, opening January 10 from 6-8pm

Mathilde Hatzenberger Gallery
Rue Washington, 145
1050 Bruxelles
Belgium
www.mathildehatzenberger.eu

An exhibition I recently curated at Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York was mentioned by the Jealous Curator and in an interview with the artist in Art Spiel. To read more and see installation shots, please click here.

The Cooper Union offers four artist residencies within the Summer Art Intensive Program. The fellowships will be given to outstanding visual artists who will spend one month, June 28th though July 30th, on-campus developing a new project in the Painting and Drawing Department. The residency, which began in 1993, was created to support teaching artists whose professional practice in action, would contribute to the education of the summer program students. The residency provides spacious, sky lit professional studios, and an exhibition honoring the residents’ work. The exhibition will be organized by the Cooper Union immediately following the residency in conjunction with the pre-college Summer Art Intensive program.

For more information click here.

"From Stitched Symbols to Painted Shadows, Connecting Two Artists’ Surreal Sensibilities," review of Nonspecific Places at Simuvac Projects by Seph Rodney

Art on Paper
Dorado Project and Proto Gallery
Booth 121
Pier 36 New York
299 South St, New York, NY 10002
 
Preview Thurs 3/3 6-10pm
Fri & Sat 11am - 7pm, Sun 12-6pm

Featuring: Jarrod Beck, Bert Benally, Lauren Collings, Judith Farr, Nick Fusaro, Rachael Gorchov, Catherine Haggarty, Lael Marshall, Raymond Saa, Sofia Szamosi, Diane Tenerelli-June, Austin Thomas, Denise Treizman, Ian White Williams.

http://thepaperfair.com/ny

Interview with Brainard Carey for Yale University Radio: http://museumofnonvisibleart.com/interviews/rachael-gorchov/