Olsen Irwin artist, Jan Frank, discusses his most recent exhibition at Nahmad Contemporary with Art in America's Raphael Rubenstein. The exhibition features Frank's works on paper in response to John Chamberlain's sculpture practice. Both Frank's works on paper and a single Chamberlain sculpture are exhibited together to form a thought provoking exhibition. "A show currently on view at New York gallery Nahmad Contemporary (through July 26) demonstrates that Chamberlain's painted-metal sculptures can also connect with the medium of drawing, especially when the drawings have been made with Chamberlain's work in mind. In the exhibition a single classic Chamberlain sculpture titled Gangster of Love (1985) is surrounded by "Crushed," a series of 32 abstract, mostly linear, black-ink drawings made in 2011 by Amsterdam-born, New York-based artist Jan Frank." - Raphael Rubenstein, Art in America Read the interview in full here on the Art in America website. 
