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Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Film portraits from last year’s live/work studio by the superstar @mbzphotog

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temp Job — April 24-29, 2026
Group Exhibition co-curated by Ava Kutner (@theavakway) and Cayetana Suzuki (@cayetini)

Featuring the work of Denise Corley (@denise.corley), Tom Fitzgibbon (@tom_fitzgibbon), Erika Ranee (@erikaranee), Alexander Shaw (@liljabbaa), Barrie Schwartz (@barrieschwartz1), Libby Stew (@misslibbystew), and Iwan Traeger-Payne (@e1ten)

DM or email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for price list and more information.

Temporary Solutions, 2026
16 x 16”
Acrylic, toner, latex paint on wood panel

Please join me, Friday, April 24th from 7-10pm to see this and many other amazing works @ Temp Job. DM for address.

Cayetana Suzuki and Ava Kutner are excited to present Temp Job, a short pop-up exhibition featuring the work of nine artists, including Suzuki and Kutner: Denise Corley, Tom Fitzgibbon, Erika Ranee, Alexander Shaw, Barrie Schwartz, Libby Stew, and Iwan Traeger-Payne.

The exhibition unfolds within an active office environment, which is both the site and subject of the presentation. Approached through a subtly ironic lens, the space is reimagined as an archaeological and anthropological relic—an ecosystem rendered increasingly obsolete within the contemporary workforce. Corporate signage, cubicles, and desks are repositioned as artifacts, inviting viewers to consider the office as a site already in the process of historical sedimentation.

The juxtaposition of non-commercial artistic practices with the standardized structures of corporate labor produces a deliberate tension. While these domains are often understood as fundamentally opposed, Temp Job suggests an emerging convergence. In the context of rapid technological transformation, particularly the rise of AI, both artistic and administrative forms of labor are subject to new conditions of precarity, reproducibility, and devaluation.

The works on view engage the framework through a range of approaches. Some operate in deliberate opposition to the environment. They emphasize expressiveness and artistic authenticity, foregrounding gesture, movement, and the conditions of making. Other works directly address labor and corporate culture in form and presentation, adopting the language of the office through the rigidity of the environment.

Through the contrast of artistic practice and corporate infrastructure, Temp Job invites viewers to contemplate systems of labor, value, and obsolescence. Ultimately, questioning what kinds of work and workers are preserved and which are left behind.

Join us for the opening Friday, April 24th, from 7-10pm. Email tempjobofficeartshow@gmail.com for the address.

Family Heirloom (Quilt)
24 x 46 in
Acrylic, toner, pencil, indigo pigment, latex paint on wood panels
2026

Family Heirloom (Quilt)
24 x 46 in
Acrylic, toner, pencil, indigo pigment, latex paint on wood panels
2026

Family Heirloom (Quilt)
24 x 46 in
Acrylic, toner, pencil, indigo pigment, latex paint on wood panels
2026

Family Heirloom (Quilt)
24 x 46 in
Acrylic, toner, pencil, indigo pigment, latex paint on wood panels
2026

Family Heirloom (Quilt)
24 x 46 in
Acrylic, toner, pencil, indigo pigment, latex paint on wood panels
2026

Forgiveness Is (Exquisite Corpse)
24 x 18 in
Acrylic, toner, paper, latex house paint on wood panel
2026

(Swipe for details and the partial inspiration)

Forgiveness Is (Exquisite Corpse)
24 x 18 in
Acrylic, toner, paper, latex house paint on wood panel
2026

(Swipe for details and the partial inspiration)

Forgiveness Is (Exquisite Corpse)
24 x 18 in
Acrylic, toner, paper, latex house paint on wood panel
2026

(Swipe for details and the partial inspiration)

Forgiveness Is (Exquisite Corpse)
24 x 18 in
Acrylic, toner, paper, latex house paint on wood panel
2026

(Swipe for details and the partial inspiration)

Forgiveness Is (Exquisite Corpse)
24 x 18 in
Acrylic, toner, paper, latex house paint on wood panel
2026

(Swipe for details and the partial inspiration)

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Floral Taxidermy (dead white lilies)
40 x 32 in
Acrylic ink, toner, latex paint on wood panels
2024

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

Time traveling through a damaged roll of B&W, recently found hiding in the depths of my book bag.

(Photo 2 for exact date reference)

“Kuge” (Culture and Costume)
32 x 26 in
Acrylic transfer, ink, and latex paint on wood panels
2025

Honored to be the featured visual artist for the pride edition of Art Nerds & Film Folk mixer.

My work explores cultural and personal memory through historical and familial archives. Taking visual inspiration from urban facades, Ukiyo-e prints, and 90s zine culture, I build layered works to share familial myths and explore how culture evolves—generation to generation.

Join me, say hello, and see the work in person!
548 W 28th St Suite 332, New York, NY
6PM (short film screening starts at 7PM)

1st & 4th photo by the talented @michaeltyronedelaney

Honored to be the featured visual artist for the pride edition of Art Nerds & Film Folk mixer.

My work explores cultural and personal memory through historical and familial archives. Taking visual inspiration from urban facades, Ukiyo-e prints, and 90s zine culture, I build layered works to share familial myths and explore how culture evolves—generation to generation.

Join me, say hello, and see the work in person!
548 W 28th St Suite 332, New York, NY
6PM (short film screening starts at 7PM)

1st & 4th photo by the talented @michaeltyronedelaney

Honored to be the featured visual artist for the pride edition of Art Nerds & Film Folk mixer.

My work explores cultural and personal memory through historical and familial archives. Taking visual inspiration from urban facades, Ukiyo-e prints, and 90s zine culture, I build layered works to share familial myths and explore how culture evolves—generation to generation.

Join me, say hello, and see the work in person!
548 W 28th St Suite 332, New York, NY
6PM (short film screening starts at 7PM)

1st & 4th photo by the talented @michaeltyronedelaney

Honored to be the featured visual artist for the pride edition of Art Nerds & Film Folk mixer.

My work explores cultural and personal memory through historical and familial archives. Taking visual inspiration from urban facades, Ukiyo-e prints, and 90s zine culture, I build layered works to share familial myths and explore how culture evolves—generation to generation.

Join me, say hello, and see the work in person!
548 W 28th St Suite 332, New York, NY
6PM (short film screening starts at 7PM)

1st & 4th photo by the talented @michaeltyronedelaney

‘Multicultural Landscape (Ethnic View)’
40 x 32 in
Acrylic, toner, paper on wood panels
2024