TERRORCOTTA!
Sasha Feldman
05/31/25 - 07/06/25
Sasha Feldman’s new exhibition, TERRORCOTTA!, presents a collection of contemporary artifacts that honor global oral histories of the unknown. Feldman’s latest series draws inspiration from both high and low cultures, delving into myths, monsters, and the boundless imagination of humankind. Motivated by his fascination with “boogeyman” figures, Feldman explores obscure legends from around the world, celebrating the antiheroes that lurk in the shadows, coming to life through storytelling. These myths transcend cultural boundaries, reminding us that no matter where our origins lie, we all share a deep fascination with horror, legends, and the mysteries that elude us.
Through bright, candy-colored glazes and approachable forms, Feldman references the forgotten or overlooked imaginations that breathe life into these tales. His sculptures serve as artifacts and portals into childhood, where the "boogeyman" is real, and the line between fantasy and reality blurs. This body of work balances lightness and innocence with an undercurrent of darkness, inviting playfulness to creep in at the edges—and vice versa. This body of work evokes a universal nostalgia for the stories that connect us all, transcending borders. TERRORCOTTA! stands as a testament to the shared threads of fear and myth that unite us.
DEVO x KI SMITH GALLERY
Chris Stein
Bobby Grossman
Allan Tannenbaum
Ebet Roberts
Neal Preston
Richard Alden Peterson
05/31/25 - 06/15/25
DEVO x Ki Smith Gallery, features a special selection of iconic images from legendary photographers Chris Stein, Allan Tannenbaum, Ebet Roberts, Neal Preston, Richard Alden Peterson, and Bobby Grossman. This rare and historic visual tribute captures DEVO through a series of intimate photoshoots that reveal the band’s striking visual identity, radical aesthetics, and genre-defying spirit.
Organized in direct collaboration with DEVO, this exhibition accompanies the band on their current tour. At its core are five official touring images, selected to travel with the band and presented in the exhibition—alongside never before exhibited works by Stein and Grossman.
Each of the five official touring prints will be available for purchase in extremely limited numbers and will be hand-signed by all members of DEVO and the respective photographer. These signed pieces are true collector’s items—one-of-a-kind works that fuse music history with fine art, and will never be offered in this form again. This is more than an exhibition—it’s a rare glimpse into the visual legacy of DEVO.
