Tyrrell Winston 'A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing'


Abstract

  • Tyrrell Winston’s A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothes explores a “Future Nostalgia” idea
  • The exhibition options ten layered text-based works, mixing Americana motifs and cultural critique
  • Hosted by Stems Gallery, it runs till June 22, 2025

Tyrrell Winston has offered his newest exhibition, A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothes, at Stems Gallery. The exhibition explores an idea he phrases “Future Nostalgia” — a future not but realized, seen via the lens of previous and current.

Rooted in Detroit’s industrial legacy, automotive historical past and Motown music, the gathering embodies the artist’s house metropolis’s materials and cultural imprint. Winston’s strategy resonates with Mark Fisher’s hauntology, the place inventive innovation typically cycles again to the previous, reinforcing the idea that different visions of the longer term stay elusive. Via this lens, his works function a commentary on the repetition of historic narratives, questioning whether or not true inventive newness is feasible.

The exhibition options ten new works, all constructed from supplies collected in Detroit, reflecting Winston’s deep connection to his setting. These items function a re-narration of the day by day and the absurd, forging unexplored parallels inside Americana. The brand new physique of labor attracts inspiration from artist Christopher Wool’s work, significantly his screen-printed aluminum enamel works like “If You (1992-2005). Wool’s use of stenciled truths and critiques of capitalism serves as a stark reminder of society’s absurdities — a sensibility that clearly influences Winston’s personal inventive output on this assortment.

These work additionally show a sensibility paying homage to Jenny Holzer‘s block letters and semantics, rendered in main reds, greens and yellows, alongside ebony black. Works like “Shotgun (Black and Inexperienced)”, “House Run (Navy and Purple)” and “Drop Kick (Inexperienced and Yellow)” straight reference recognizable sports activities slogans, with the overlapping phrases creating a fancy net of that means.

A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothes by Tyrrell Winston is presently on view at Stems Gallery and can stay on view till June 22, 2025.

Stems Gallery
Rue du Prince Albert 4
1050 Ixelles
Belgium