January 27, 2020
“Editors Picks: 11 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week”
This week, check out a panel discussion on art and the internet, plus Mark Flood’s protest signs go on view.
Vote for Law and Order [Blood Stain], 1992, Acrylic on cardboard
8. “Mark Flood: Protest Signs from 1992” at Karma
In 1992, Mark flood made roughly 50 wry silkscreened paintings on cardboard for left-wing demonstrations at the Republican Convention in August of that year. “FREE THE RICH” read one. “FOUR MORE YEARS” boasted another. Twenty-eight years later, the signs recovered from those marches are on view together for the first time at Karma, and they still feel relevant.
Location: 172 East 2nd Street
