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Momo Gordon is a self taught artist focused on the emotional landscape. Based in Portland, OR, working primarily with graphite and handmade paper their work explores sentient spaces, hostile architecture, and anthropomorphized objects. In sequential works or standalone pieces, characters often have four walls. You may have seen their work with Fisk Projects, Saint Heron, or Nieves Books.



EXHIBITIONS

 

 

Labyrinth This Way, lowell, Portland, Oregon, 2023

Table 42, Dalé Zine, Miami, Florida, 2023

FISK & Friends, FISK Gallery, Portland, Oregon, 2018-2022

Showing 2, Suite Sevena  Sydney, Australia, 2022

100 Group Show, Raum Für Illustration, Hamburg, Germany, 2021

Ogre/Under-whelmed, OOO, Cleveland, Ohio, 2020

Flying Like A Rock: Self Taught Artist Fair, Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design, Portland, Oregon, 2017

All Fine Figures, OSMOS Address, New York City, New York, 2017

 

Dalé Zine, Table 42, Miami, Florida 

 Support Editions, Support Magazine N3, Paris, France 

Art Maze Magazine,  Issue 29: Featured Interview, London, United Kingdom

Nieves Books, The Vault, Zurich, Switzerland

Can Can Press, Friends 04: Jolly, CDMX

So Young Magazine, Issue 31, London, United Kingdom

Kuš! Comics, š! #43 ‘Queer Power’, Riga, Latvia 

Cold Cube Press, Anthology 06, Seattle, Washington

Art Maze Magazine, Issue 18, London, United Kingdom

Verses Magazine 04, Artist Feature, Menlo Park, California 

Colorama Clubhouse 14 Remote Residency, Berlin, Germany 

Post Comics interview by Maya Strobbe for Boeks.Gent organized by Kunstenbibliotheek Library Ghent, Belgium 


 

OBJECTS

Fresh Cut Flowers, Garden Gates Collection Artist Collaboration, Portland, Oregon, 2023

Floating World, Candle Ring Collaboration, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2023

Saint Heron, Sketches for Small Matter: Form Glassware, New York, New York, 2023

WAS, Wine Glass Collaboration, Los Angeles, California, 2022

Plunge Towels, Chair Towel Artist Edition, San Francisco, California, 2021

FISK, Death Is Not An Easy Energy Product Collaboration, Portland, Oregon, 2020