New York–based artist Megan Marrin carefully depicts anachronistic objects that implicate the human body, and the cycles of conditioning and control that shape it. Recognized for her paintings of antique showers, Pilates equipment, and punishment devices, Marrin's exhibition in Aspen presents a suite of paintings of interiors designed by the French designer Jean-Michel Frank. This is Marrin's first institutional solo exhibition in the United States.
Megan Marrin (b. St. Louis, MO) lives and works in New York. She received her BFA from the School of Visual Arts New York City. She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions at Swiss Institute, New York (2022–23), Dépendance, Brussels (2022), Ordet, Milan (2022), Den Frie, Copenhagen (2021), Efremidis, Berlin (2021), Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York (2021), Queer Thoughts, New York (2020), Sadie Coles, London (2019), Svetlana, New York (2018), David Lewis, New York (2017), Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York (2016), and WIELS Contemporary Art Center, Brussels (2014).
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Megan Marrin, Shefresee Room (2023–24). Courtesy the artist.
