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…Running With The Big Dogs. 2026
Oil/Acrylic/Enamel/Gessoed Canvas

Don’t quit your day job

…Opening tonight at Museum of Modern Art. MoMA/PS1 Staff Show!

I will be showing some Hook Rugs with @aeroplastics_gallery @therooms.brussels art fair June 4-7!
So good!

…Oil Painting No.1. 2026
Super fresh!

Opening Saturday April 18 5-7
@manacontemporary …Flat Files on the Road.
Selections from @pierogigalleryreal flat files!

✨ARTIST TALK✨ Last day of the show! Please join us for David Kramer and Harkness Granger in conversation. Reception at 4 PM. Talk begins at 4:30.

David Kramer: Exactly the Same… Only Different

Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM

Satchel Projects
526 W 26th Street, 9th Floor
www.satchelprojects.com

Image:
Cameo Appearance (Center of the Universe)
2025
Yarn, marker, burlap, muslin, acrylic paint and thread
62 x 57 inches

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#harknessgranger

…Unplugged Xerox Copier (for Stanley Whitney). 2026

✨ARTIST TALK ✨Please join us this Saturday, March 21 at 4 pm for David Kramer and Harkness Granger in conversation. Reception at 4PM, talk begins at 4:30. Light refreshments will be provided.

Gallery hours are Thur-Sat, noon-6 PM.

David Kramer: Exactly the Same… Only Different
Satchel Projects
526 W 26th Street, #913
www.satchelprojects.com

Harkness Granger (left)
Photo credit: Arin Sang-urai
(cropped)

David Kramer (right)
Photo credit: Martin Kramer
(cropped)

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David Kramer’s sunset images are often sourced from print advertising and from COVID-era “escape” photos shared on social media. In the artist’s words,

“I’m always coming up with new ways of both admiring and dismissing the beauty of the sunset. Often the texts become somewhat self-deprecating; they’re about my inability to capture the beauty of nature. The text is often a reveal about my desire to do something that I am failing in front of you to do – to make a beautiful sunset that rivals the actual sunset that someone (or I) have photographed that is just stunning.”

The sun, of course, sets in the west. In these works, humor and satire are used to both embrace and parody the dream that California has symbolized — a kind of “westward wistfulness” that reads differently through the darkened lens of recent natural disasters.

David Kramer: Exactly the Same… Only Different continues through March 21.

Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM

Satchel Projects
526 W 26th Street, 9th Floor
www.satchelprojects.com

Image 1:
None of This is True
2024
Oil, enamel and acrylic on primed paper
36 x 32 inches

Image 2:
Sans Photoshop
2024
Oil, enamel and acrylic on primed paper
36 x 27 inches

#satchelprojects
#davidkramer

David Kramer’s sunset images are often sourced from print advertising and from COVID-era “escape” photos shared on social media. In the artist’s words,

“I’m always coming up with new ways of both admiring and dismissing the beauty of the sunset. Often the texts become somewhat self-deprecating; they’re about my inability to capture the beauty of nature. The text is often a reveal about my desire to do something that I am failing in front of you to do – to make a beautiful sunset that rivals the actual sunset that someone (or I) have photographed that is just stunning.”

The sun, of course, sets in the west. In these works, humor and satire are used to both embrace and parody the dream that California has symbolized — a kind of “westward wistfulness” that reads differently through the darkened lens of recent natural disasters.

David Kramer: Exactly the Same… Only Different continues through March 21.

Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM

Satchel Projects
526 W 26th Street, 9th Floor
www.satchelprojects.com

Image 1:
None of This is True
2024
Oil, enamel and acrylic on primed paper
36 x 32 inches

Image 2:
Sans Photoshop
2024
Oil, enamel and acrylic on primed paper
36 x 27 inches

#satchelprojects
#davidkramer

#hookingupwithdave !

I’m planning to be @satchelprojects from 4-6 this afternoon and hope to see some friends stop by!
David