The Puki Monsters were birthed in the midst of the nineties culture wars, under the Hercules statue in Kassel, Germany, as a critique of phallic monumentality. Puki means vagina in Filipino. As small watercolors that fit in carry -on luggage, they have romped through art history, exposing its hidden, while subverting masterpieces. Ready to install, guerilla style, they stop to admire non-hegemonic references.

Curated by John Yau
Presented by M. David & Co.

M. David & Co is pleased to present Drawing In, Drawing Out, a group exhibition of works by Thornton Dial, Steve DiBenedetto, Joanne Greenbaum, Harriet Korman, Joshua Neustein , Thomas Nozkowski, David Reed, Michelle Segre, and Gary Stephan.

M. David & Co. and Yellow Chair Salon are pleased to present Disguise the Limit, A Selection of Works from John Yau’s Symposia 

Featuring works by Lynn Basa, Kate Brown, Robin Dintiman, Carrie Johnson, Eric Laverty, Jennifer Mawby, Zoë Elena Moldenhauer, M. Pettee Olsen, Patricia Richards, Sam Shaffer, Scott Sherman, Robert Solomon, Maya Strauss, Ali Vaughan, and Lindy Wood.