American Dark Age

AMERICAN DARK AGE
SAM PULLIN & DOMINIC SANSONE
313 GALLERY JERSEY CITY

As America's Dark Age intensifies, multimedia artists Sam Pullin and Dominic Sansone explore the erosion of society and its institutions. Through paintings and sculpture, American Dark Age reveals economic and structural violence, and the catastrophe of capitalist corruption. Interactive installation encourages the viewer to explore their personal participation in violent acts, institutions, and systems, and reflect on their individual relationship to the nation's atrocities.

Sam Pullin is a Jersey City-based multimedia artist. His work centers around concepts of urban life, social decay, and the position of human beings in the broader universe. Pullin has painted a number of murals in Jersey City and exhibited regularly in the Tristate Area. He is currently part of the ESKFF Residency at Mana Contemporary.

Dominic Sansone is a Chicago-based sculptor. Using in a variety of mediums, Sansone’s work focuses on the military industrial complex and its interaction with daily life. He has exhibited extensively across the country, and is currently an artist at the International Sculpture Center + Mana BSMT residency at Mana Contemporary.

Amy Wilson is an artist and educator at the School of Visual Arts in the Visual & Critical Studies program. She has exhibited nationally, and recently received critical acclaim for her NJ political fiber works. She will join the exhibition on February 20 at 7:00 pm for a talk on Art & Politics.

American Dark Age is a single-week duo exhibition at 313 gallery, 313 3rd Street, Jersey City 07302.
February 17, 5:00-9:30 pm: Opening Reception
February 20, 7:00-8:00 pm: Art & Politics Talk with Amy Wilson
February 24, 7:00-9:30 pm: Closing with with Sam Pullin & Dominc Sansone

For more information about American Dark Age, contact Allison Remy Hall at info@nosucharts.com.