Autumn Ahn
On the geneaology of forms
March - May 2024

Reception: March 21st, 2 - 5 pm
Artist’s talk at 3 pm
on view by appointment 4/21 - 5/5

Autumn Ahn (b. 1986, Philadelphia, PA) is a Korean-American interdisciplinary artist whose sculptural practice is informed by expanded conceptions of performance, landscape, and time. Emerging from conventions of Eastern and Western conceptual practice, Ahn’s installations, sculptures, and drawings function as phenomenological sites shaped by exchanges between materiality, duration, and embodiment. Ahn has exhibited at venues including The Chimney (New York, NY), False Flag Gallery (New York, NY), Ryan Lee Gallery (New York, NY), AIDS Action Committee at Art Basel (Miami, FL), Cinema Tonalá at ArtBO (Bogotá, Columbia), Contemporary Istanbul (Istanbul, Turkey), and Selebe Yoon Gallery (Dakar, Senegal). Her work has been featured by ARTE (FR/DE), the Emergency Index, and Boston Art Review. Ahn is currently a Visiting Artist Fellow at Bard College and was recently a Visiting Fellow to the Department of Philosophy at Harvard University. She holds a BFA from Boston University and an MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago.