303 Gallery - CLOSED - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for 303 Gallery - CLOSED. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Nick Mauss Exhibition
Using elements of drawing, painting, video, sculpture and installation, Mauss has utilized disparate media toward an experiential exhibition that is directly sensitized to both inviting and disconcerting...More »
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Stephen Shore Exhibition
303 Gallery presents its fourth exhibition of photographs by Stephen Shore. Renowned for his pioneering use of color photography, Shore will here present pieces from two lesser-known bodies of black and...More »
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"Mary's Choice" Exhibition
“Mary’s Choice” is a group exhibition curated by Mary Heilmann. The artists in the show are dealing with perspective in a broad sense – literally in animation camera work, and literately in point of view....More »
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Anne Chu Exhibition
Utilizing a combinative method that relies on the reasoning of drawing, along with a structuralist’s eye for separation of forms, Chu creates a world inhabited by ethnic and historically-inspired figures,...More »
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Doug Aitken Exhibition
In concurrent exhibitions at 303 Gallery's 22nd street and 21st street spaces, Doug Aitken utilizes multiple media to create psychological environments that are at once unique, familiar and alien. Continuing...More »
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Jane and Louise Wilson Exhibition
303 Gallery presents the fourth exhibition of work by Jane and Louise Wilson. Continuing to investigate the realms of subliminal experience, Jane and Louise Wilson will present their sound installation...More »
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Rodney Graham Exhibition
In the front gallery, Graham presents paintings styled in the drip manner of Morris Louis. In a light box titled "The Gifted Amateur, November 10, 1962," the artist portrays himself and also stands in...More »
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Jeppe Hein Exhibition
For his New York gallery debut, Danish-born artist Jeppe Hein tests visitors' eyes. Instead of placing his works prominently in the gallery space, Hein works with more minimalist spatial interventions....More »