Freight + Volume is dedicated to showcasing the work of emerging and established artists, and in particular work which is innovative and not afraid to take risks. While Freight + Volume is especially interested in narrative and text-based material, ultimately our predominant criteria is the quality of the work itself, regardless of technique, content or style; with the motivation to show dynamic, visceral, and provocative new work in all media and dealing with a range of subject matter. In keeping with the tradition of publishing, with which the gallery was founded, Freight + Volume magazine was launched as an outlet to learn about the artists with whom the gallery works, as well as their friends and influences. The magazine is a medium through which to explore not only the work of our artists, but the creative process and the cult of personality. In addition, Freight + Volume regularly publishes limited-edition artists' books.

HISTORY:
Established by Nick Lawrence (co-founder and former partner of LFL Gallery in New York and owner of DNA Gallery in Provincetown, MA) in 2005, Freight + Volume was formed by combining the text-based, narrative philosophy and limited edition book focus of its two-year predecessor, Volume, with the motivation to show dynamic, visceral, and provocative new work in all media and dealing with a range of subject matter.

In its ten-year history, in addition to regular exhibitions, Freight + Volume has worked with, among others, the following artists: Alexander Alexeiff, Dike Blair, Jorge Luis Borges, Chuck Close, Doug Fishbone, Andrew + Elizabeth Neel, Denis Johnson, Jamie Shovlin, Josh Smith, Alison Elizabeth Taylor, Rob Wynne.

                                                                                                                             


                                                                                                                             
PUBLICATIONS

Freight + Volume Magazine
This unique publication focuses on the artists with whom the gallery works, as well as extending outside the periphery to include other artists, curators, critics and gallerists. Primarily interview- and essay-based, the publication also concentrates on artwork images, studio shots and portraits.

 




                                               



                               

                               



Issue 4 | Winter 2011

Kristen Schiele, Eddie Martinez, Erica Svec, Lisa Sanditz, Karl LaRocca, Damian Stamer, Philip Loersch, Girl Talk, Beverly McIver, Bernd Kirschner, Mi Ju, John O'Connor, Jill Hotchkiss, Aaron Johnson            

                         

$20.00                                                             

 

Issue 3 | Spring 2011

Our third issue features interviews by and about gallery artists Michael Scoggins, Andrew Guenther, Peter Allen Hoffmann, and Russell Tyler, with contributions by Johnny Marr, John Merz, Daniel Pinchbeck, Craig Drennon, Johnston Foster, Brent Birnbaum, Walter Benjamin Smith, Dan Walsh, Eric Holzman, Matthew Chambers, André Butzer, Jeni Spota, and Patrick Lundeen. 

$20.00






 

Issue 2 | Winter 2007/08

Our second issue highlights Ion Birch, Erik den Breejen, Joseph Hart and Laurina Paperina, and features contributions by Cory Arcangel, Glen Baldridge, Cynthia Chan, Matt Ducklo, Jim Drain, Alison Fox, Chris Gilmour, Zach Harris, Ezra Johnson, David Korty, Paul Laster, Ernest Loesser, Gallerie Loyal, Taylor McKimens, Erik Parker, Ariel Pink, Thuy Pham, Matthew Rich, Marc Swanson and Ryan Wallace.

$15.00










 



Issue 1 | Winter 2006/07

This first issue, highlighting Brendan Cass and Brian Belott, features essays, interviews and photographs by Donald Baechler, Joe Bradley, Melissa Brown, Katherine Bernhardt, Jen DeNike, Chie Fueki, Marcelo Gomes, Anthony Haden-Guest, Ernest Loesser and Jose Lerma.

$10.00










 



Anthony Haden-Guest's In The Mean Time - The Other Ends of the World; Cartoons and Dark Light Verse
In his canny cartoons Anthony Haden-Guest tickles the art world with tricky wit, irreverent eye, and savvy sense of humor. His critical missives and poison pen letters are sparkling foxy tonics and filled with love. - Jerry Saltz, Senior Art Critic, New York Magazine

$20.00 (paperback)
$30.00 (signed copy)






In the Mean Time









                                               



                               

                               



Andrew Guenther's Hotdog in a Banana Costume
      A book of drawings by Andrew Guenther  
           

                         


$30.00 (signed copy)                                                             










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Freight + Volume


FREIGHT + VOLUME
530 W. 24th St.
New York, NY
10011

PHONE: 212 691 7700
FAX: 212 989 8708

EMAIL: info@freightandvolume.com

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Nick Lawrence - Owner/Director
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Kevin Kay - Associate Director
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Ashley Dillman - Sales Associate
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Taylor Langone - Gallery Assistant
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Monica Truong - Gallery Assistant
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