This body of work was made deliberately as part of a two person show with Carissa Potter at Ramon's Tailor. While, at Last is on view from March 7th to April 4th, 2013.

This exhibition is a backdoor to the visual vocabulary of the present definition of history, in which artifact and reproduction are confused. Antonucci and Potter try to locate themselves by pulling fragments from their surroundings and attempting to re-construct the whole. Instead, they describe the grand act of failure while trying to capture a moment in time. All we are left with is blank references and a mirage of neo-classicalism.

Read a review by Gregory Ito on SFAQ here.



Getty at the Beach, beach towel, 30 x 58, $650

Architectural Ornament, cast foam, 52 x 5.5 x 42, $450

Triple Beam, blinds and adhesive paper, 31 x 28, $550

Adjustable Columns (Black + Silver), plaster, curtain rod, pipe clamp, 4.5 x height variable, $600

Murdered out Marble, screen print on acrylic sheet,10 x 12, $450

Tie Dye, adhesive paper on acrylic sheet, 8.5 x 17.5, $450

White Girl, screen print on acrylic sheet, 9.5 x 16, $700
Red Revival 1+2, screen print on acrylic sheet, 6.75 x 15.75, $550

Over my shoulder, Over your shoulder, plaster, wood, acrylic, 32 x 10.5, $750