Olga Korper Gallery

Past Exhibitions

• 2022 / core / exhibition

  

  Angela Grauerholz

  Instant Resemblances

  Olga Korper Gallery

  An examination of analogue and digital aesthetics and their relationships to time
• 

  She Has Something To Say

  Olga Korper Gallery

  May 1–Jun 12,  2021
• 2020 / juried call

  

  Lynne Cohen

  Fortifications

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2019 / juried call

  

  Robert Mapplethorpe

  The Outsiders

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2018 / juried call

  

  Angela Grauerholz

  Angela Grauerholz

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2017 / juried call

  

  Robert Mapplethorpe

  Fluid Beauty

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2016 / featured exhibition

  

  Leslie Hewitt

  Untitled

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2015 / featured exhibition

  

  Robert Mapplethorpe

  Flesh + Stone

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2014 / featured exhibition

  

  Ken Matsubara

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2013 / featured exhibition

  

  Lynne Cohen

  looking forward, looking back

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2011 / featured exhibition

  

  Lynne Cohen

  Untitled Work

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2010 / featured exhibition

  

  LOS SOÑADORS

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2009 / featured exhibition

  

  Lynne Cohen

  Lynne Cohen

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2008 / featured exhibition

  

  Aufhebung

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2007 / featured exhibition

  

  just until

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2006 / featured exhibition

  

  Lynne Cohen

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2005 / featured exhibition

  

  A.K. Dolven

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2005 / featured exhibition

  

  Wim Delvoye

  Olga Korper Gallery
• 2023 / core / exhibition

  

  Lynne Cohen

  Severance

  Olga Korper Gallery

  American-Canadian photographer Lynne Cohen (1944–2014) is known for her striking photographs of mysteriously mundane domestic and institutional interiors characterized by odd symmetries, repetitions, and absurd disjunctions of scale. Exposing the peculiar nature of empty spaces long before a global pandemic made such scenes commonplace, the selection of photographs presented in Severance feel eerily close to home decades after they were created.