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own for being the first confirmed case of a newly discovered viral hemorrhagic

ver. What subsequently became known as the "Pinneo" or "LP"

s isolated from her blood after a severe hemorrhagic illin 1969. Penny's story was dramatically told in newspathe 1974 novel, Fever!, by John G. Fuller. The pain

erienced at the hands of this new and fearful agent

s of lesser fortitude into retirement, or at least to

nny. In contrast, she won her personal battle with

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THREE LASSA FEVER SURVIVORS: PENNY WITH JORDI CASALS AND RAPHAEL ADEYEMI, y, at the hospital in Jos, Nigeria, circa 1970. A NIGERIA MEDICAL AUXILIARY, AT THE HOSPITAL IN JOS, ory," in which Penny and Hal White discuss their expeNIGERIA, CIRCA 1970. Video by Lee Fritz.

vors: Penny with Jordi Casals and Raphael Adeyemi, a

21, 1917, in Newark, New Jersey, into a deeply medical and religious family.

and her mother had been a missionary in India before marriage. Penny and her sib-

t--the two girls pursuing nursing and the boy, medicine, as was the custom at later added training in midwifery and anesthesiology. After obtaining her bachfrom Maryville College in Tennessee in 1940 and a one-year stint at the Moody

ute in Chicago, she obtained her nursing degree from the Johns Hopkins Hospital

Nurses. Called by her deep faith and impressed by the Africa prayer band and

rom the Sudan Interior Mission (SIM) that she met while attending Moody, Penny

d was accepted by the SIM for overseas service, arriving in Lagos, Nigeria, on

Eve 1946. After attending Hausa language school in Lagos, Penny trekked to northto work to open a new healthcare center, Bingham Hospital, in the city of Jos.

tially the only staff member, making bedside tables out of orange crates. "We

ges on an alcohol Sterno stove before electricity was installed," she recalled.

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Learn More About Become a Butterfly English author and playwright, Eden Phillpotts wrote, “The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” At the McCarton Foundation we admire the unique ability that children with autism have to see the magic. They help us to recognize and appreciate the beauty in aspects of everyday life that we otherwise wouldn’t see. For the past six years children with autism all over South Korea have shared the magic they see by participating in Korean artist Yun-Mo Ahn’s acclaimed museum exhibition series. Each has a captivating title that embodies the potential to go beyond perceived limits. The latest, Become a Butterfly is no exception and for the first time it is an international project. During the fall of 2013 thousands of butterflies were displayed at various exhibits throughout Asia highlighting the positive impacts of participation in the visual arts for children with autism and emphasizing autism empowerment. The exhibition also features a sculptural contribution selected by Yun Mon Ahn. of French artist Jacques Jarrige and the patients of a psychiatric hospital in Paris. The McCarton Foundation is excited to partner with the

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Learn More About Become a Butterfly English author and playwright, Eden Phillpotts wrote, “The

world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” At the McCarton Foundation we admire the unique ability that children with autism have to see the magic. They help us to recognize and appreciate the beauty in aspects of everyday life that we otherwise wouldn’t see.

For the past six years children with autism all over South Korea have shared the magic they see by participating in Korean artist Yun-Mo Ahn’s acclaimed museum exhibition series. Each has a captivating title that embodies the potential to go beyond perceived limits. The latest, Become a Butterfly is no exception and for the first time it is an international proj-

ect. During the fall of 2013 thousands of butterflies were displayed at various exhibits throughout Asia highlighting the

positive impacts of participation in the visual arts for children with autism and emphasizing autism empowerment. The exhibition also features a sculptural contribution selected by Yun Mon Ahn. of French artist Jacques Jarrige and the patients of a psychiatric hospital in Paris.

The McCarton Foundation is excited to partner with the Valerie Goodman Gallery to bring Yun Mo Ahn’s Become a

butterfly to North America for the first time. To kick off the project, children with autism around the tri-state area will be

invited to participate in designing their own butterflies which will be displayed at the Valerie Goodman Gallery in March followed by a special exhibit at the Port Authority of NY & NJ in April, and at the Rockefeller Preserve Gallery in May. Participation is open to all people with autism at no cost. To learn more about the Become a Butterfly project, or if you have questions about participation, please contact us at butterfly@mccarton.org. For information about the artists contact vg@valeriegoodmangallery.com

Yun-Mo Ahn believes that like the butterfly—which begins its life as a seemingly odd caterpillar—people may not immediately notice the magic possessed by children on the autistic

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Children with autism around the tri-state area are invited to participate in designing their own butterflies to be displayed at galleries and exhibitions around New York City. If you are part of a school or organization, you can request larger quantities of butterflies on the link below. All butterflies must be returned by March 6. Otherwise, we invite you to join us at one of our open sessions. Yun-Mo Ahn will be in New York City for the month of March working with various children on the spectrum creating butterflies. Please join us at one of our events open to the public. Also, you will be able to see the butterfly exhibits in person at multiple venues around NYC. Check back for updates on new locations.

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Yun-Mo Ahn has been exploring painting and sculpture as a universal language for more than a decade. After graduating from Seoul’s Hong Ik University, he left his native Korea to study at The City University of New York and became−as a resident of a foreign country−increasingly interested in art as a medium of instant communication beyond cultural borders. Back in Korea, Yun-Mo Ahn’s preoccupation with the utopian dimension of iconic images as an instant means of communication was infused with a new sense of urgency when he began working with a small group of developmentally challenged children six years ago. Autism severely restricted their verbal skills, but their vivid, radiant drawings spoke eloquently of a rich interior world. Like many artists before him−Kandinsky and Picasso among them−Yun-Mo Ahn became fascinated by the children’s colorful and sophisticated creations. He embarked with his six young collaborators on an ambitious walking and exhibition tour, hoping for the “butterfly effect” of the large impact of a small event. And indeed, great acclaim met their work, as the experienced artist lent his sense of structure and order to the children’s exuberant paintings. The resulting wall installations are clearly related to his own works, which often display multiple emblems spread over a large surface

Jacques Jarrige initially studied architecture before turning to sculpture and also, eventually, to furniture design. The disciplines of architecture and sculpture overtly inform his delicate yet dimensionally territorial objects. The large screens of his most recent Meanders series exude the ephemeral quality of drawings while simultaneously defining the space around them, especially as they create airy enclosures. These objects have been created with an eye educated early on through the art of Derain and Vlaminck in his childhood home and later refined by examining the works of Moore and Calder as well as of Nakashima and Noll. Jarrige’s lean and agile lines embody a gestural approach translated into furniture with all the tension of an antelope ready to spring off. That kinetic quality is not only present in his actual mobiles, but also in pieces such as his tall secretaire and his multi-panel screens: all are carefully calibrated balancing acts, their will to movement barely contained.

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Reception 6PM to 9PM Tuesday, May 14th Sebastian + Barquet Gallery +1 212 488 2245 601 West 26th Street Suite 300, 3rd floor, New York, NY, 10001

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Jacques Jarrige Gio Ponti Jean Royère Nakashima

Johnny Swing Donald Judd Charlotte Perriand

August 29 – September 29, 2013 Il San, South Korea at Lotte Gallery The sculptural designs of Jacques Jarrige will also be featured at a Joint exhibit with artist Yu- Mo Ahn

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Jacques Jarrige Torquemada side tables, 2009 Lacquered wood H: 29.5" (75 cm) L: 19.75" (50 cm) W: 15.75" ( 40cm)

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Cloud Cocktail tables, 2010 Lacquered wood or custom H: 15" (38 cm) L: 24" (61 cm) W: 15" (38 cm) H: 16.75 (42,5 cm): L: 35" (89 cm) W: 21" (53,3 cm) H: 17" (43 cm) L: 39" (99 cm) W: 19.5"(49,5 cm)

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The Searching Line Book Design Meander Mobile, 2012 Mobile Sculpture plywood H: 6'8" (207,25 cm) W: 9'6" (292 cm)

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La Bibliothèque, 2012 Plywood and custom finish H: 6'2" (189 cm) D: 18.5" (47 cm) W: 35" (89 cm)

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Meander Armchair, 2011 Painted wood and natural hand-stitched leather H: 35" (89 cm) W: 23.5" (59,7 cm) D: 31" (78,75 cm)

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Little Mobiles, 2009 Found Wood, balanced mobile sculpture H: 31"(78,7 cm) D: 52" (132 cm) , H: 20" (51 cm) D:11" (28 cm) H: 20" ( 51 cm) D37" (94 cm)

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Osselet, 2010 Stained or natural Wood H: 18"(45,72 cm) L: 13" (33 cm) W: 14.5" (35,8 cm)

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his first exhibition at the gallery, his gilt Klimt lamp of 1991 was made of twisted wire, arranged in a tall, rather Klee-like construction, with twinkling bits of mirror here and there. The seemingly imbalanced appearance of Klimt and its playful arrangement of forms and textures were harbingers of what would become the core of Jarrige’s style.

Organic forms It was not long before Jarrige began to expand his notion of furniture-making beyond metalwork to include wood. By the mid-1990s he was making lush biomorphic forms, on which he lavished great energy, shaping them into subtle hollows and swells, lacquered and sometimes accented with gold leaf. For inspiration, in addition to the sculptors mentioned earlier, he looked to Alexandre Noll, the French master of the sensual and primordial in ebony and other rare woods, and an occasional maker of furniture. Since Jarrige had not formally studied furniture-making, however, he initially grappled with the techniques of the genre, the constructive means of achieving his ends. In this way he resembles American master Wendell Castle, who considers himself a sculptor who makes furniture; at the beginning of his career, Castle also lacked the basic skills of the craft. For both men, this dilemma had unexpected benefits, enabling them to think more broadly about the kind of forms that interested them before turning to the technical aspects of fabrication. As Jarrige recalls, it allowed him to view furniture with “fresh eyes.”5 Key to this unburdened approach was his choice of medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and plywood as his primary materials. The poverty of these materials had the benefit of freeing Jarrige from the classic constraints of furniture-making, allowing him to shape objects irrespective of wood grain or color and offering an opportunity to add layers or carve as he saw fit. His sculptural method is an exploration of positive and negative space, of solid and void, a reductive method that

in Jarrige’s hands yielded a palpable zoomorphic quality, whether one is looking at his dining tables and desks with their curvaceous, rounded edges and swelling legs, at case pieces such as Toro, a rather bullish fall-front secretary, or at a coffee table whose undulating edge resembles the sleekly muscled shoulders and hindquarters of a walking panther. Other pieces resemble primordial shapes, such as his compact, sculpted Osselet stool, which he produces in both MDF and solid wood. His Torquemada series, with its tremulous and slender, branchlike legs, offers the tensed energy of a dancer ready to leap on the stage. Perhaps most elegant is the standing lamp that Jarrige calls Leda, a supple form with a contraposto pose, a beckoning figure in abstraction. The surface effects of high-gloss paint, black lacquer, or French polish add to the sensuous nature of these forms. As with Leda, lighting has presented a different set of challenges and solutions for Jarrige. Early in his career, he developed cast-bronze table lamps that emulated stones randomly set upon one another. Moving toward a lighter profile, he created a hanging, basketlike lamp composed of metal strips loosely woven into an elongated shape. Since the mid-nineties, he has been working on a lively series

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Höller’s art has often taken the form of proposals for radical new ways of living. He has created sculptures and diagrams for visionary architecture and transportation alternatives, like his renowned slide installations and flying cities. These concepts may seem impossible in the present day, but suggest new models for the future. The artist’s proposals and structures invite the viewer to re-imagine the social and sensorial possibilities of domestic space. During the 1990s, Höller collaborated with

Over the past twenty years, Höller has created a world that is equal parts laboratory

artist Rosemarie Trockel to create structures shared between humans and animals

and test site, exploring such themes as childhood, safety, love, the future, and doubt.

such as pigs, birds, and mosquitoes, calling into question hierarchies of species and

Höller left his early career as a scientist in 1993 to devote himself exclusively to art

the roles of the observer and the observed. Recently, Höller has invited viewers to

making, and his work is often reminiscent of research experiments. His pieces are

share the exhibition space with a variety of creatures from reindeer to canaries to

designed to explore the limits of human sensorial perception and logic through

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At the New Museum, viewers will be encouraged to test a variety of sculptural experiences. In Höller’s Psycho Tank (1999), visitors will float weightlessly in a sensory deprivation pool, providing a strange out-of-body experience. In these scenarios, as in his other work, Höller treats the viewer as the subject and audience for his radical and disorienting experiments.

Höller also has exhibited a variety of adapted amusement park rides, their speeds

such works, Höller invites us to reconsider the meanings of play and participation. In

slowed until they move almost imperceptibly. His Mirror Carousel (2005) provides riders

concert with his giant mushroom sculptures and hyperrealistic sculptures of animals,

with a radically different physical experience than the traditional fairground merry-go-

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