Two Bridges, New York
Group Exhibition
Stooge
A.D.Oscar Bedford Jake Hasapopoulos Paul Lee Lina McGinn Oscar Bedford is an artist based in Brooklyn, NY. His practice interrogates the artifice inherent in the art object and in the everyday. Oscar’s work has appeared in exhibitions at David Zwirner (NY), International Objects (NY), the University of Rhode Island (RI), and the RISD Museum (RI). He holds a BA from Amherst College (MA) and an MFA from RISD (RI). Jake Hasapopoulos is an NYC based Artist and Curator. Recent exhibitions include Oculus at Lomex, and My Mother, Esoterica at 77 Madison St. He received his BA from Central Saint Martins in 2022. Paul Lee (b. 1974, London) is a sculptor, collagist, and video artist who creates assemblages by manipulating found domestic and everyday objects, including dyed terry cloth towels, tambourines, and empty soda cans. Lee’s evolving visual language exploits universally understood relationships between use and form. By transforming familiar materials into colorful abstractions, Lee subverts their function and draws out their implicit connection to the human body. He considers these objects to be abstracted “portraits” of the person who used them: the synthesis of “an object-body and an image-mind.” Lee lives in New York. Lee’s work has recently been show at, among others, Karma, New York (2024); Michael Lett, Auckland, New Zealand (2022); Adams and Ollman, Portland, Oregon (2021); David Shelton Gallery, Houston (2020); Karma, New York (2019); David Shelton Gallery, Houston (2018); Modern Art, London (2018); Michael Lett, New Zealand (2017); Jeffrey Stark, New York (2016); Maccarone, Los Angeles (2016); Untilthen, Paris (2015); and University of the Arts, Philadelphia (2015). Lee’s work is represented in the collections of the Baltimore Museum of Art, Maryland; Dallas Museum of Art; Government Art Collection (GAC), United Kingdom; M+, Hong Kong; Morgan Library & Museum, New York; Portland Art Museum, Oregon; RISD Museum, Providence, Rhode Island; Rubell Family Collection, Miami; San Antonio Museum of Art, Texas; and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, among others. Lina McGinn (b. 1994, Brooklyn, NY) is currently completing her MFA in sculpture at Yale School of Art (expected 2027) and earned her BFA from the Cooper Union School of Art in 2016 where she received the Medici Award for Excellence in Art. Notable exhibitions include her recent solo exhibition, Dear John at Europa Gallery, New York (2025) as well as group exhibitions: Nigredo → Albedo → Rubedo, Mexico City, MX (2026); Every Driven Leaf, Chelsea Walls, New York (2024); Works on Paper on Fridges, Harkawik, NY (2023); Crucible, at Spencer Brownstone Gallery (2022); Hold Me, curated by Rafael De Cardenas at the Children’s Museum of Art (2022); One Work, One Piece, One Week, curated by Daisy Sanchez in New York. McGinn has been featured in Artforum and Artsy. On top of showing her own work, McGinn co-curates an ongoing outdoor contemporary outdoor sculpture exhibition space, Art Lot, in Red Hook, Brooklyn.