PARKER ITO | CAMERON SPRATLEY
Tiger Woods
November 14th - January 23rd 2027

The gallery is proud to announce the two-person exhibition, ‘Tiger Woods’, opening Saturday November 11th from 6 to 9pm. The exhibition will include new individual works from Parker Ito and Cameron Spratley.

Parker Ito (American, b. 1986 in Ventura, CA) lives and works between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Recent solo exhibitions of Ito’s work include Happiness Is A Butterfly, Full Metal Bunny (2026) at Rose Easton in London, GodPerson93 (with Dogperson39) (2025) at Temple Projects in Los Angeles, A Lil’ Taste of A Lil’ Taste of Cheeto in the Night (2025) at Wesleyan Center for the Arts in Middletown, CT, Poets, Gamblers, Fools (with John Rafman) (2023) at Lubov in New York, Au Jus (with Juliana Halpert) at Bel Ami in Los Angeles, and Longevity Burns (2020) at Château Shatto in Los Angeles. Ito’s work has been included in numerous group exhibitions, most recently of note is the exhibition The Living End: Painting and Other Technologies, 1970-2020 (2024) at the Museum Of Contemporary Art in Chicago. Ito received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from San Francisco’s California College of the Arts in 2010. 

Cameron Spratley (American, b. 1994 in Manassas, VA) lives and works in Chicago. Recent solo exhibitions of Spratley’s work include Angels with Filthy Souls (2025) at Von Ammon Co. in Washington D.C., Violets and Daisies (2023) at M. LeBlanc in Chicago, American Portraiture (2023) at Moskowitz Bayse in Los Angeles, 1364 (with Leni Sinclair) (2022) in Detroit, Pressure (with Jason S. Wright) (2022) at Material Room in Richmond, and In the Air Tonight (2021) at James Fuentes in New York. Spratley’s work has also been included in recent group exhibitions, LIFE (curated by Arnold J. Kemp) (2025) at Artist's Space in New York, A Prologue for Chicago (2024) at de boer in Los Angeles, Drunk vs. Stoned 3 (2023) at The Ranch in Montauk, Made to be Broken (2022) at P.P.O.W. in New York, and Notes on Entropy (2020) at Arcadia Missa in London. Spratley attended the Yale University at Norfolk residency in 2015, obtained his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2016, and completed his MFA at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2021.