Daniel Wiener

✨THANK YOU✨ to all who attended the gallery talk on Thursday! An engaged, thoughtful audience made for great dialogue and Q&A. Special thanks 🙏🙏 to Daniel Wiener and Faye Hirsch for such a lively, fascinating conversation. The event was recorded and will be available to view on the website soon. Daniel Wiener: Out in Front of the Back of Beyond continues through May 30. #danielwiener #satchelprojects #fayehirsch fannyhortonn

✨GALLERY TALK TOMORROW✨ Daniel Wiener and Faye Hirsch in conversation, 5-6 pm Thursday May 14. Talk starts promptly at 5:15. Please join us! Arrive early, seating is limited. Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street, Suite 913 Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM and by appointment Image: Backing Into Each Other 2026 epoxy clay and dispersed pigment 8 x 7 x 8.5 inches #satchelprojects #danielwiener #satchelprojects #fayehirsch #fannyhortonn

I will be at Satchel Gallery today from 4-6 please stop by and say hello. A Garland To Fend Off The Dizzies, 31.5w x 30.75h x 1.5d inches, epoxy clay and dispersed pigment, 2025 Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street 9th Floor NYC Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

In the process of creating his wall reliefs, Wiener found their backs increasingly compelling. While constructing their more deliberate, outward-facing visage, he noticed a corresponding, more unruly countenance emerging on the reverse, asserting itself as integral to the totality of the piece and entering into a dialogue with its front-facing counterpart. This development brought the reliefs off the wall and into the room, finding their new form: freestanding sculptural works with a front and a back. Revealing both sides of the pieces opened up a rich field of possibilities for Wiener to dig into notions of duality, interiority, and what is hidden versus what is revealed. Daniel Wiener: Out in Front of the Back of Beyond continues through May 30. Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street, #913 Hours: Th-Sat, noon-6PM Images 1 & 2: Doubling Back 2026 epoxy clay and dispersed pigment 23 x 19 x18 inches #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

✨GALLERY TALK✨ Please join us next Thursday, May 14 at 5PM as Daniel Wiener and Faye Hirsch discuss Wiener’s solo show, Out in Front of the Back of Beyond. Exhibition viewing at 5PM, talk begins promptly at 5:15. DANIEL WIENER is a visual artist originally from Los Angeles, California who has lived and worked in NYC for the last forty-three years. Wiener has exhibited nationally and internationally, most notably with White Columns, Casey Kaplan, Bravin Post Lee, Pierogi, Acme Gallery, Lesley Heller, Fiorella Lalumia Studio (Milan), The Living Room (Amsterdam), MoMA PS1, Sculpture Center, Oakland Museum, Nevada Institute of Contemporary Art, and the inaugural BRIC Biennial. Wiener is a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship and is also an alumnus of the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program (1983). His work has appeared in BOMB, Hyperallergic, Art in America, The New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, and Gorky’s Granddaughter, among others. FAYE HIRSCH is a writer, editor, curator and teacher who has published widely on contemporary art. She was chair of the master’s degree program in Fine Art at the School of Art+Design at Purchase College, SUNY, from 2012 to 2024, and served as a senior editor at Art in America from 2003 to 2014. The author of dozens of catalogue essays, articles, and books, she continues to write reviews on contemporary art and exhibitions for Hyperallergic and Brooklyn Rail. Her book on the painter Lois Dodd (2017) is in its third printing, and she is a contributor to the catalogue for Dodd’s recent career retrospective at Kunstmuseum den Hague. She has co-written, with Ingrid Schaffner, In the Company of Artists: A History of Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, the first major publication on the topic, and she has contributed an essay on Harmony Hammond’s monotypes to a forthcoming monograph. Now semi-retired, she lives in Western Massachusetts. Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street, Suite 913 Gallery hours are Thur-Sat, noon-6 PM. Photo of Daniel Wiener by Alice Kaltman #satchelprojects #danielwiener #satchelprojects #fayehirsch #fannyhortonn

✨THANK YOU ✨ to everyone who joined us last night for the opening of Daniel Wiener’s solo show! It was such a joy to celebrate this incredible body of work surrounded by so many wonderful friends and enthusiasts. Your presence made the night truly special. ❤️ Daniel Wiener: Out in Front of the Back of Beyond continues through May 30. Gallery hours: Thursday-Saturday, noon-6PM Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street, #913 Photo 1 by @steve.keister_ Photos 2-4 and 5 by @alicekaltman Photo 3 by @lindsaywalt_studio #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

I am back in the pink. Feeling better. Whew. Feeling less blue. Opening today, Saturday, 6-8 Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street 9th Floor NYC Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

✨TONIGHT!✨Please join us from 6-8 PM to celebrate Daniel Wiener’s solo show, Out in Front of the Back of Beyond. Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street 9th Floor NYC Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM Image: Tangled Logic 2025 epoxy clay, dispersed pigment 10.5 x 10 x 2.5 inches #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

Due to a sudden stomach bug, my opening at Satchel Gallery is being postponed to SATURDAY MAY 2ND from 6pm-8pm. Please spread the word.

UPDATE: Opening postponed. See next post for details.✨ OPENING TONIGHT✨ Out in Front of the Back of Beyond, a solo exhibition of recent works by Daniel Wiener. Please join us this evening, Thursday April 30 from 6-8 PM for the opening reception. Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street 9th Floor NYC Hours: Thurs-Sat, noon-6PM #danieljwiener #danielwiener #satchelprojects

Come see Doubling Back at @satchelprojects tomorrow 6 - 8. Out in Front of the Back of Beyond Opening Reception: Thursday April 30th, 6-8pm on view April 30 - May 30th, 2026 Satchel Projects 526 W 26th Street, Suite 913, NY, NY

@sachingber sculptures of the intensity of the everyday. Doubling. Bodies within bodies. Meaning and mystery lurking in hand held objects. A great talk with @itsbensutton at @uffnerliu