Chloe Wise “The book is images of work from the last two years. I’ve done five solo shows. There are paintings, sculptures, drawings, processed photos, photos from my phone, screenshots from my videos. There’s an essay by Jeffrey Deitch, an essay by Loreta Lamargese, who’s my best friend and the curator of Division Gallery, and a conversation of me with Eric Wareheim about comedy and humor and video art. Basically, it’s my brain dumped onto pages. It’s colourful images of what goes into the work, as well as the finished work. I think it’s the first time you can see my body of work, which is so diverse and spans so many forms of media together and it feels more cohesive even though it’s really, really varied. I think that in itself is an art piece. So I’m really proud of it. I love it.” - Chloe Wise, Artist. Since her flirtation with bread Wise has added food sculptures, oil on canvas portraits and a self portrait series where she poses for photographs alongside her own portraits in the same clothes and mannerisms. Up until now, she has mostly shown with ‘Sebastien Bertrand’ in Switzerland or ‘Division’ gallery in Canada. In 2016 Wise was at 'Frieze London' with the powerhouse dealer Almine Rech, who has galleries in Paris, Brussels, London and soon New York. Following a solo show at ‘Division’ in Montreal, Wise will release a book with essays and images of her work from the last two years. #chapeaulondon #chapeaublog #dedicatedtothethingswelove #wordsandpictures #amazing #london #lifestyle #chloewise #art #sculpture #fashion #bread #oilpainting #artist #canada #newyork #friezeart #book #consumerism #vanity
