Non-fungible bodies: adorned, modified, digitized
curated by Danielle Paterson
Araya, Julia Brunson, Gregory Coscia, John Novotny, Emily Omesi, Haley Peacock, Murrie Rosenfeld
Postmasters Gallery presents the spearhead innovative physical NFT exhibition of its kind, Non-Fungible Bodies: modified, adorned, digitized curated by Danielle Paterson and featuring New York based multimedia artists and designers Araya, Julia Brunson, Gregory Coscia, John Novotny, Emily Omesi, Haley Peacock, and Murrie Rosenfeld. This group of artists are all recent graduates from NYC’s art schools including the Fashion Institute of Technology, Parsons School of Design, School of Visual Arts, and Pratt Institute. The exhibition will be on view from Sunday August 22nd until Wednesday August 25th 2021, with an opening reception on Sunday August 22nd from 3-7pm, with a musical performance by Araya at 6pm.
Nonfungible Bodies: modified, adorned, digitized features a group of artists and designers exploring ideas of the body and its paths of decoration, expression, and identity, mixing digital ownership with offline artworks. The show will present works that reach outside of traditional and familiar art forms and forms of delivery, utilizing Postmasters custom blockchain technology as a physical response to the rise in artworks as non-fungible tokens. Non-Fungible Bodies focuses on the new generation of emerging artists who are working across physical and digital processes, often informing each other and in relation to their communities. Artworks are responsive to digital trends, and in this exhibition they engage the online society through paths of self expression including virtual fashion, experimental accessories, hyper digitized music, and body modifications. Artworks are available for purchase with cryptocurrency, with available pieces ranging from unique digital files and garments, physical artworks with digital and bodily components, and exclusive editioned music.
The curator, Danielle Paterson, is a Toronto born and New York based artist, curator, and fashion archivist. Her exhibitions addresses ideas of the offline, art therapy, and the digital matrix. Danielle also has interests in historical fashion, performance, textiles, and the sociology of fashion.
Murrie Rosenfeld
Thick Housewife Scolds Virgin Step Son for Not Doing His Chores, 2021photograph
Murrie Rosenfeld
Teen Step Son Enters Kitchen To Find Busty Stepmom Angrily Holding Dirty Dish, 2021photograph
Murrie Rosenfeld
Step Mom with Huge Naturals Will Do Anything to Get Help Around the House, 2021photograph
Murrie Rosenfeld
Compilation: Step Mom Cures Step Son’s Boner With A Hard Fuck, 2021photograph
Silicone, resin, urethane foam, plaster, human and synthetic hair, silk
$7000
ETH 3.45
Haley Peacock
TWELVE003, 2021grey freshwater pearl necklace with tooth, rings, and other adornments
$350
ETH 0.17
Julia Brunson
A Very Beautiful Person, 2021Silicone, resin, urethane foam, plaster, human and synthetic hair, silk
$$7,000
Julia Brunson
Mortality in the Time of Crisis, 2021Silicone, urethane foam, resin, preserved moss, human hair, mummified toad, arachnid spider, ethmostigmus rubripes giant centipede, winged and dubia cockroaches, scarab beetles, mouse skulls, mummified rats, skunk jaw, misc animal bones
$$9,000
Julia Brunson
The Collector, 2021Human Skull, silicone, wax, antique prosthetic glass eye
$$5,500
Julia Brunson
In Dreams: Phoenix, 2020Silicone, human hair, urethane foam, resin, polyester
$$7,000
Julia Brunson
Melon Head, 2021Silicone, human hair, urethane foam, resin, polyester, soil
$$9,000
