Suzanne McClelland & Brock Enright

Meyohas is proud to present works by Suzanne McClelland and Brock Enright, curated by Tyler Moore.

In this clean and cozy, corner apartment above the city streets the works lean, sit and hang like bodies. Both artists intimate the figure. They at once stand before you, and provide a space to move into, as potential egress.

Brock Enright’s paintings are trompe l’oeil doors that reveal a sherbet-colored dream space. Enright is a suburban shaman who actualizes the immaterial. He sifts through tons and tons of Dorito bags to find the perfectly shaped chip. Then, through his sculptural treatment, transforms them into something entirely different.

The earliest works in this show date back to 1984. Here we find Suzanne McClelland playing with the tail end of Color Field painting. She drops and throws torn and dipped fabric, knotted plastic bags and bat shit onto fields of canvas. Her ceramic objects in this empty Philip Johnson apartment sit on the floor. They have been squeezed into a variety of readings conveyed in porcelain and air-dry clay.

Brock Enright

(b. 1976, Norfolk, VA)

He has held seven solo shows, including: Verdigris (Kate Werble Gallery), Satellite Son (Nicelle Beauchene Gallery), Precision of Positions (White Flag Projects, St. Louis), Good Times Will Never Be The Same (Perry Rubinstein Gallery), and Raising Dead Mothers (Vilma Gold Gallery, London). Enright is represented by Kate Werble Gallery.

Suzanne McClelland

(b. 1959, Jacksonville, FL)

Her work has been exhibited at The Whitney Museum, both 2014 and 1993 Biennials; The New Museum, The Museum at University at Albany SUNY, The Fralin Museum of Art at University of Virginia, among others. Her work can be found in public and private collections including MOMA, The Walker, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum and Saatchi. A solo exhibition at the Aldrich Museum will begin in November 2016 and Team Gallery will publish a monograph in 2016 with contributions from Thierry de Duve. She is currently on Faculty with School of Visual Arts Fine Arts, MFA Program. McClelland is represented by Team Gallery in New York and Shane Campbell gallery in Chicago.