Georgia Scherman Projects is pleased to announce a group show of contemporary artwork from the Latner Family Collection. A Subject Full of Suggestion, features work by David Hammons, Glenn Ligon, Raymond Pettibon and Richard Prince.

The Latner Family Collection represents three generations of collecting. It has been widely recognized for its longstanding commitment to both modern and contemporary art. In recent years the Latners have actively concentrated on contemporary art. A Subject Full of Suggestion, presents a selection of work from these acquisitions and, as curator Kitty Scott explains, the exhibition invites us to look at “the use of a kind of conceptual humour [that] only emerged as a major component of contemporary art production in the last twenty years or so.” As Scott continues to say, “It is a development that lies at the very heart of the works on view...”

An essay by curator Kitty Scott has been written to accompany this exhibition.
Scott is currently director of Visual Arts at The Banff Centre, and was formerly curator of contemporary art at the National Gallery, Ottawa and chief curator at the Serpentine Gallery, London, UK.

Exhibition hours are Tuesday-Friday, 10am to 5pm & Saturday, 11am to 5pm.

To request images and/or obtain more information on the exhibition, please contact the gallery: 416.554.4112 or info@georgiascherman.com and/or Latner Family Collection Curator, Denise Pillon: 416.322.4042 or dpillon@shiplake.com