MICHAEL MANNING : STANDARD PROJECTION

Press Release

ON VIEW AT THE STANDARD HOLLYWOOD:
ART PRODUCTION FUND’S 24/7 PROJECTION SERIES BY MICHAEL MANNING

The Standard, Hollywood in collaboration with Art Production Fund and GAVLAK present a compilation of three video works by artist Michael Manning for the Standard Hollywood’s PROJECTION: 24/7. 

These videos (Aspirational Capital No.2, No Rain, Tangerine Kush) represent an approach to video art that considers the time-based art object within the larger context of which it will be experienced or viewed. The works have no integral beginning, middle, or end. They are truly non-linear in the sense that they can be understood in whole at any point in their playback. The work is meant to be experienced in passing as the viewer walks through the given space. It is meant to be revisited over a course of time as opposed to viewed in its entirety over one sitting. The motion, animation and durational aspects of the videos reveal themselves slowly over long periods of time, allowing the viewer to discover changes only upon returning to the work much later. The videos slowly pulse, change color, and flow in organic ways, never settling on one image or shape. In many ways, these works are durational paintings more than they are videos.

The Standard, Hollywood’s PROJECTION: 24/7 series is in collaboration with Art Production Fund.  The exhibitions are shown in The Standard, Hollywood lobby and on in-room dedicated TV channels at both The Standard, Hollywood and The Standard, Downtown LA. The Standard, Hollywood, in particular, embraces local artists through continued art installations. PROJECTION: 24/7 has featured works from artists including Drew Heitzler, Casey Legler, Shannon Plumb, Mika Rottenberg, and more.

The installation will remain on view from late July through December.

ABOUT MICHAEL MANNING

Michael Manning currently lives and works in Venice, California. He attended The New York University Tisch School of the Arts and the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Manning's work has been exhibited worldwide, including at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and at Eyebeam Center for the Arts, New York.  Manning is best known for his alternative approaches to producing and distributing traditional art objects using technology and social networking. The artist creates paintings, videos, and installations that stem from the internet and software, utilizing the crypto-materiality of computer technology in conjunction with his interest in punk counterculture movements.

Michael Manning is represented by GAVLAK Los Angeles/Palm Beach.

ABOUT ART PRODUCTION FUND 

Art Production Fund is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to commissioning and producing ambitious public art projects, reaching new audiences and expanding awareness through contemporary art.  Projects include: Rudolf Stingel, "Plan B," NYC, 2004; Elmgreen & Dragset, "Prada Marfa,” Valentine, TX, 2005, permanent; Noble & Webster, “Electric Fountain,” Rockefeller Plaza, NYC, 2008; Yoshitomo Nara, “White Ghost,” Park Avenue, NYC, 2010; Chuck Close & Kehinde Wiley, “ART ADDS 2,” NYC, 2011; “After Hours: Murals on the Bowery,” NYC, 2011; Josephine Meckseper, “Manhattan Oil Project,” NYC, 2012; Yoko Ono, “Imagine Peace Times Square,” NYC, 2012; Yvette Mattern, “Global Rainbow After The Storm,” NYC, 2012; Ryan McGinley, “Taxi TV,” NYC, 2013; FriendsWithYou, “Light Cave,” NYC, 2014; Hanna Liden, "Everything," NYC, 2015; Gerard & Kelly, “Modern Living,” Los Angeles & New Canaan, 2016; Ugo Rondinone, “Seven Magic Mountains,” Las Vegas, 2016-2018; Jeff Koons, “Seated Ballerina,” NYC, 2017. Executive Director: Casey Fremont; Director of Operations: Kathleen Lynch. For more information, please visit artproductionfund.org

ABOUT THE STANDARD

The Standard frequently collaborates with artists on publications, products, installations, and events throughout its network of properties and shops. Standard Press has published books by Andrew Kuo, Dzine, and JR & José Parlá. The Shop at The Standard has produced editions with artists including Julia Chiang, Wes Lang, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Ryan McGinness, Tomoko Sugimoto, KAWS, and José Parlá among others.

For more information about The Standard, visit StandardHotels.com and Instagram, @thestandard.

All artwork courtesy of the artist and GAVLAK Los Angeles/Palm Beach

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