Naomi Safran-Hon
Exhibitions
NAOMI SAFRAN-HON

"TIME TO RETURN" - Rue des Quatre Fils, Paris

March 09, 2024 to April 13, 2024
We are pleased to announce Naomi Safran-Hon's second exhibition at SLAG&RX - Paris, opening March 9th alongside Christian Lapie's "Les ombres incertaines."
Naomi Safran-Hon

"SOFT POWER" PRESENTED BY BONISSON ART CENTER

June 17, 2022 to September 25, 2022
Fabrice Hyber, Tamara Kostianovsky, Hermann Nitsch, Naomi Safran-Hon, Paul Wesenberg

"NATURE" - 522 West 19th Street, New York

March 10, 2022 to April 02, 2022
Slag & RX are pleased to present "NATURE" a group show featuring works by Fabrice Hyber, Tamara Kostianovsky, Hermann Nitsch, Naomi Safran-Hon and Paul Wesenberg
Naomi Safran-Hon

"TIGHT CONNECTIONS" - 522 West 19th Street, New York

January 27, 2022 to March 05, 2022
Slag Gallery is pleased to present Tight Connections, a solo presentation of recent works by Naomi Safran-Hon.  This will be the artist's fifth solo exhibition at the gallery. In this new body of work, the Tight Connections may not be obvious. The artist embeds photographs into paintings with cement, fabric, lace, and acrylic. The oeuvre explores the space between photography and painting. The invisible seam lines between the works' disparate materials bring into focus how easy it is to overlook how we are all connected. An aspect, the artist suggests, which the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light.
Tirtzah Bassel Lucy Fradkin Sandro Kopp Tamara Kostianovsky Yumiko Ono Walter Price Marius Ritiu Naomi Safran-Hon Mircea Suciu Paul Vogeler Paul Wesenberg Alida Wilkinson

"SCAPES" - 522 West 19th Street, New York

July 29, 2021 to August 28, 2021
Slag Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of "Scapes", featuring painting, sculpture, works on paper and installation by Tirtzah Bassel, Lucy Fradkin, Sandro Kopp, Tamara Kostianovsky, Yumiko Ono, Walter Price, Marius Ritiu, Naomi Safran-Hon, Mircea Suciu, Paul Vogeler, Paul Wesenberg, and Alida Wilkinson. Slag Gallery also presents a new outdoor sculpture by artist Dumitru Gorzo.
NAOMI SAFRAN-HON

"ALL MY LOVERS" - 522 West 19th Street, New York

April 20, 2020 to June 20, 2020
Explore the exhibition in 3D Slag Gallery is pleased to present All My Lovers, a new body of mixed media paintings by artist Naomi Safran-Hon. The exhibition is Safran-Hon’s fourth solo show with Slag Gallery and inaugurates the gallery’s new space in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Naomi Safran-Hon

"A ROOM WITH NO EXIT"

February 16, 2018 to April 01, 2018
Naomi Safran-Hon creates work that makes gripping statements about the fragility of human experience, the complicated nature of one’s home, and the vicissitudes of collective identities.
Curated by: Naomi Lev and Jovana Stokic

With Passion

June 03, 2016 to July 17, 2016
Defined as “sympathetic consciousness of others’ distress together with a desire to alleviate it,” compassion is a complex and dynamic term that incorporates many other notions and circumstances within it; passion for example, is a criteria for compassion. In Western philosophy as well as in religions, passion is considered a primitive and an instinctive state of being that is the basis for deadly sins. Contemporary philosopher Roberto Mangabeira Unger, however, rejects the idea that the passions must be tamed in order to be productive, and suggests that passions are raw responses that can also act in the service of reason.
Naomi Safran-Hon

Hard Times: Paintings

September 05, 2014 to October 05, 2014
This new body of work reveals the fragility of human experience and the complicated nature of one’s home. Destruction—both intentional, at the hands of the artist, and incidental, as the result of time and desertion—recasts the viewer’s notion of the show’s titular subject, “hard times,” in terms of geopolitical conflict, irresolvable nostalgia, and the personal struggle to find one’s place in the world, both physical and psychological.
Naomi Safran-Hon and Shirley Wegner

Two Times Gray

November 30, 2012 to January 16, 2013
Naomi Safran-Hon

Absent Present

February 24, 2011 to April 09, 2011
Safran-Hon’s work is anchored in an undeniable reality, yet, by extracting the essence from the soul of the materials she uses, she unceasingly builds, thus transforms preexisting contexts. The spirit is inherent in Safran-Hon’s intellectual construction and, as the journey described in sefer hechaloth, the inner odyssey within oneself (Anselm Kiefer) permeates her entire body of work.