Exhibition · 80WSE

Lutz Bacher

The Long March

Jun 20 – Sep 8

Lutz Bacher
80WSE80 Washington Sq E · Greenwich Village · Open today until 680wse.org/exhibitions

About the show

The exhibition takes place in two locations at New York University. Each building houses one work. At 80 Washington Square East hangs The Long March. In the Einstein Auditorium plays Open the Kimono, a series of lessons which will be published as a book of the same name and released by Koenig Books on September 8, 2018 from 6–9pm at New York University. The Einstein Auditorium is on the first floor of the Barney Building, 34 Stuyvesant Street.

Organized by Nicola Lees and Robert Snowden. Produced by Lucas Quigley. Installed by Ben Hatcher, Olivia Andrews, Joe Jurewicz, and Alex Vinson. Thanks to Jesse Bransford, Tammy Brown, Eva Cilman, Peter Currie, Tamara Freedman, Carol Greene, Jason Hirata, Nick Irvin, Martha Fleming-Ives, and Maggie Wynter. The works are courtesy of Greene Naftali Gallery and Galerie Buchholz.

About 80WSE

Founded in 1974, 80 Washington Square East (80WSE) at New York University is a not-for-profit gallery presenting contemporary and historical exhibitions. The gallery also programs two further locations, Broadway Windows at Broadway and East 10th Street, and Washington Square Windows, adjacent to the main gallery.

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