The catalog for Kahlil Robert Irving’s solo exhibition, StreetMatter – Decay&Forever / Golden Age, commemorates the artist’s first-ever solo institutional show. The exhibition included the artist’s installation MOBILE STRUCTURES, Paneled Sky | Grey on Grey, printworks, and Irving’s ceramic sculptures, such as Street Cans & Coils.

The illustrated catalog contains installation views of the exhibition as well as individual photography of many of the artworks. The catalog also includes an essay by Anthony Ryan Hatch, Professor of Science and Technology Studies at Wesleyan University, “Quantum Archaeology in 2018: A Visionary Excavation,” and Danielle A. Jackson, then Curatorial Assistant at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, “Sounds like a Love Song,” and Rosemary Lennox, Exhibitions Manager, “Gray Matter,” as well as an interview with the artist by Wesleyan students Rachel Godfrey ‘19 and Paul McLaren ‘21, and a foreword by Benjamin Chaffee, Associate Director of Visual Arts and Sarah Curran, Director of the Center for the Arts.

Kahlil Robert Irving: StreetMatter – Decay&Forever / Golden Age
10 x 8 inches, 60 pages, softcover
ISBN: 978-0-9833217-3-6
Edited by Benjamin Chaffee
Designed by John Elmore
Published by Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery, Center for the Arts