NYAB Events - in the Chelsea 28th

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“Song For The Soil” Exhibition
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- at Carter Burden Gallery
- 548 W 28th St., #534, New York, NY 10001
- Media: Painting - Drawing - Sculpture
- Starts Today, Ends in 21 days
Carter Burden Gallery presents three new exhibitions: Song For The Soil in the East Gallery featuring Humberto Guanipa and Young Ja Yoon; All Inclusivein the West Gallery featuring Jerry Vezzuso; andOn...More »
Felipe Pantone “Transformable Systems”
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- at Joshua Liner Gallery
- 540 W 28th St., New York, NY 10001
- Media: Painting
- Ends in 23 days
Joshua Liner Gallery presents Felipe Pantone’s inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery, Transformable Systems. Presenting work from both new and ongoing series, this exhibition showcases Pantone’s futuristic...More »
“Under Construction: Photography, Video, and the (Re)presentation of Identity” Exhibition
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- at Cristin Tierney Gallery
- 540 W 28th St., New York, NY 10001
- Media: Photography - Video installation
- Ends in 27 days
Cristin Tierney Gallery presents Under Construction: Photography, Video, and the (Re)presentation of Identity. Examining human nature through the lens of recorded images, this exhibition includes photography...More »
Ian Hamilton Finlay “The garden became my study”
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- at David Nolan Gallery
- 527 W 29th St., New York, NY 10012
- Media: Painting - Sculpture - Ceramics
- Ends in 37 days
David Nolan Gallery presents “The garden became my study,” an exhibition of work by Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006).The exhibition brings together works associated with the artist’s most celebrated achievement...More »
Jesse Krimes “Strange Roots”
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- at Burning in Water
- 317 10th Ave., New York, NY 10001
- Media: Sculpture - Installation
- Ends in 42 days
Encompassing free-standing sculptures, mobiles and installations, Strange Roots is Jesse Krimes’ second solo show with Burning in Water Gallery. The artworks in Strange Roots embody a curious hybridity...More »