SNAPSHOT of the Art World edited by David Ebony
Trish Tillman's Grooming Kit synthesizes eroticism with states of innocence by Louise E. Decoppet
"...Utilizing industrial materials, fetish objects, and tokens from girlhood, Tillman showcases metal studs, zippers, hankies, flesh lights, butt plugs with horsehair tails, and polished stiletto fingernails in tandem with bows, ice cream cones, a strawberry, a unicorn, and cartoon imagery..."
ARTFORUM // MUST SEE
Grooming Kit at Asya Geisberg Gallery
Trish Tillman and Alison Stone // Poetry and Artist Talk at Asya Geisberg Gallery May 18
VOGUE MAGAZINE
...The Playful Potential of Flower Pots by Lilah Ramzi
PINUP MAGAZINE
GREEN ROOM: THE PLANTER SHOW by Karina Encarnación
JUXTAPOZ // Shore Leave @ Asya Geisberg Gallery by David Molesky
Visual Arts Journal // Trish Tillman Balances Beauty with Power by Dan Halm
The Washington Post // Transitional Objects by Mark Jenkins
Remains (to be Seen)
Inspired by iconic and personal mementos of her late grandparents, Remains (to be Seen) distills memorabilia into geometric forms, transforming nostalgia into present-day symbols of ritual, rebellion, family and home. Known for her meticulously crafted sculptures, Tillman combines industrial materials with the aesthetics of punk rock, goth, fetish and kitsch to create a contemporary signature that hems together ideas of fashion, furniture, ornamentation and ritual objects.
Check out the exhibition catalog with essay by Melissa Messina
Sculpture Magazine // Individual Gravities by Samantha Mitchell
RHome Magazine // Trish Tillman’s sculptures give nostalgia a modern voice
Inertia Studio Vists // Interview with Trish Tillman at UNTITLED Art Fair, Miami
Souvenirs of a Moment // ArtSpiel Interview
The New Indian Express // An Alchemy of the Arts
Katja Zigerlig // Texture and Textiles: Inspiration from an Art Fair
Art Observed // Preview Miami Art Week
Art F City // We Went to NADA: No Spider Bites Yet
SVA Feature // Trish Tillman's Thrilling, Faux Luxurious, Erotic Art