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"SuperHeroes: Spring 2012 jumpstART"
jumpstART, located at CUE Art Foundation in Chelsea and in partnership with the Joan Mitchell Foundation, is a program offered to high school students throughout New York City who demonstrate a strong...More »
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"Re(purpose) 2012 Parsons Fine Arts MFA Thesis Show”
Parsons The New School for Design presents (RE)PURPOSE presenting the work of 22 artists who address diverse critical and socio-political questions working through a wide-ranging vocabulary of formal languages...More »
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Paul Thomas "Color Diary"
Galerie Protégé presents Color Diary , a solo exhibition of the work of painter Paul Thomas . Thomas conceives abstract works on canvas and paper with a primary interest in exploring the relationship...More »
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Suzanne Unrein "Interlopers"
RARE Gallery presents a group of new paintings by Suzanne Unrein in her second solo exhibition at the gallery, entitled Interlopers. With an oeuvre greatly inspired by Baroque sensibilities, Unrein's...More »
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"Naive Art of Israel" Exhibition
One of GINA Gallery's missions – along with providing a venue for the Israeli public and the worldwide art community to learn about Naive Art, to be exposed to it and to appreciate this vastly varied genre...More »
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"Sketchbook" Exhibition
It usually comes up a few beers into the visit once all the new work has been lauded and discussed and everyone is feeling comfortable. Do you have a sketchbook I can look through? Some are happy to hand...More »
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Debra Ramsay “Desire Lines”
BLANK SPACE presents a second solo exhibition with us titled Desire Lines featuring selected works of Debra Ramsay. “Desire Lines”, a landscape architecture term, encapsulates the methodology and result...More »
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"Butur" Hunter Reynolds
P.P.O.W is proud to present Butur, Hunter Reynolds’ first solo exhibition with the gallery. This exhibition will include his current projects and an installation of his work from the 1990’s when he performed...More »
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"Go East" Exhibition
Joshua Liner Gallery presents Go East, a selection of work by four emerging artists represented by Mark Moore Gallery of Culver City, California. Go East—featuring Chad Person, Feodor Voronov, Kenichi...More »
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"In Living Color" Exhibition
The exhibition presents a chromatic study from a wide range of artists including: Assume Vivid Astro Focus, Kristin Baker, Olaf Bruening, Dan Colen, Mark Grotjahn, Anselm Reyle, Gerhard Richter, Fred Tomaselli,...More »
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"M55 Profiles" Exhibition and Open Studios
LIC Arts Open is an exciting celebration of the thriving arts community in Long Island City, Queens. Featuring 200+ Open Studios, Painting, Sculpture, Music, Dance, Theater, and more. The event is organized...More »
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"No Other Medicine" Exhibition
The 2012 class of the FIT Art Market: Principles and Practices graduate program presents exhibition "No Other Medicine". Relying on hope and subtle humor, eight artists address the mounting tensions and...More »
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"POW: Pop Now" Exhibition
TNC Gallery presents "POW: Pop Now," a groundbreaking exhibition of 10 mixed-media artists whose works explore bold new directions in Pop Art. "POW" provides a visual exploration of why the movement 50...More »
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"Written by Snakes" Exhibition
Churner and Churner presents a group exhibition curated by Michael Wilson. “Written by Snakes” features work by four Brooklyn-based artists— Annette Weherhahn, Hanna Sandin, Jude Broughan, and Stephen...More »
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Ashley Norwood Cooper "Down from the Hills"
"Down from the Hills," an exhibition of paintings and works on paper of life in the Catskill Mountains by Ashley Norwood Cooper, will be on view at First Street Gallery. "Sometimes the country is scary"...More »
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Barbara Friedman "Alpträume"
In Barbara Friedman’s new paintings, alpine traumas exist as little bubbles of figuration within color-field abstractions. Hence the show’s title Alpträume, German for “nightmares.” Another name for the...More »
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Damian Stamer "Southern Comfort"
The history of grand American landscape painting – Church, Bierstadt, Inness, the Hudson River School, etc – has always been glossed with nostalgia and sentimentality for a utopian Wilderness come before....More »
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Don Joint "Fishing for Knick Knacks"
PAVEL ZOUBOK GALLERY invites you to an exhibition of new mixed-media collages by DON JOINT that combine painterly abstraction with found objects, fragments of 18th century French engravings and images...More »
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Dusty Boynton "On Edge"
Denise Bibro Fine Art presents Dusty Boynton: On Edge, the artist's sixth solo exhibition at the gallery. Boynton's creative oeuvre continues to have no boundaries. She has created a new modus operandi....More »
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Edward del Rosario Exhibition
For the past eight years I have been using painting to explore a narrative that deals with power struggles and the aftermath of a post post-colonial world. My paintings, oil on linen and painted on an...More »
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Fran Shalom "Paintings Painted"
Fran Shalom's Paintings Painted, is a collection of work created over the past two years. Built up through trial and error, these playful pieces are full of movement and color. They have been scraped,...More »
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Gina Sawin Exhibition
In the words of the celebrated naturalist John Hay, "we are attracted to birds through the spirit. [It] is their constant presence, and at the same time their elusiveness, which intrigues us.” This intrigue...More »
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Rella Stuart-Hunt "New Work"
Despite the endless looking, adjusting and readjusting of paint-stroke or color in one's work; when it is finished, taken out of the studio and hung on the walls of a clean white gallery, one will, with...More »
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Richard Forster Exhibition
Richard Forster produces highly detailed pencil drawings presented in series, three of which are included in this exhibition: pastoral nudes, seascapes and 24 drawings of an archival video documenting...More »
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Sarah Leahy "Portrait"
Kim Foster presents recent paintings by Sarah Leahy. Her new exhibit PORTRAIT started with the intention to make interior images, and give form to things recognizable. From this effort grew a series of...More »
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Stepanie Franks "Locked into Place by Line, Form and Color"
Each painting of Stephanie Franks might be compared to a journey, a voyage of discovery. The journey begins as paint is applied. Ahead lies a maze of infinite possibilities. Marks are made, points of reference...More »
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Sydney Drum "Digital Painting"
This exhibition features seven large paintings, using oil and digital media on linen. These works explore the intersections of painting, digital media, and photography. Some elements are hand-painted (a...More »
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Thomas Lail "The World We Have Lost"
In his new exhibition, titled after the pathbreaking and highly-popular publication of Peter Laslett, Lail continues to examine history and political thought through a series of works centered on Buckminster...More »
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Tony Matelli "Windows, Walls and Mirrors"
Leo Koenig Inc. announces a special reception on Friday, April 13 celebrating Tony Matelli's fourth exhibition of new work, the artist's first solo presentation in New York since 2008. Entitled "Windows,...More »
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"Alter Minimal – Lexicon Series Vol. 1" Exhibition
Parallel Art Space, formerly Camel Art Space, presents it’s inaugural exhibition, Alter Minimal – Lexicon Series Vol. 1. This group show is the first in the Lexicon series; a series which explores the...More »
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"Columbia University 2012 MFA Thesis Exhibition"
Columbia University School of the Arts Visual Arts Program, in association with the Fisher Landau Center for Art, presents the 2012 MFA Thesis Exhibition, encompassing work by the 26 artists who will graduate...More »
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"Formed Perception" Exhibition
Art, circles around our daily lives and warps, bends, and expands our perceptions of form place and color. Formed Perception on view at Corridor Gallery April 13th – May 20th challenges our relationships...More »
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"Freehand Jobs!" Exhibition
There is an aesthetic union between art for arts sake and art for utilitarian purposes that appeals visually to the consumer and blurs the line between craft and business. Signage created by hand carries...More »
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"Queens International 2012: Three Points Make a Triangle" Exhibition
Queens International 2012: Three Points Make a Triangle is the fifth edition of the Queens Museum of Art’s biannual survey of artists living and working in the borough. The 31 artists featured this year...More »
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"Walls Speak: The Narrative Art of Hildreth Meière" Exhibition
This exhibition presents the liturgical work of Hildreth Meière (1892-1961), who was one of the best known and most prolific Art Deco muralists of the twentieth century. Recognized during her lifetime...More »
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"seven @ SEVEN" Exhibition
Expanding its model of a collaborative platform for presenting and experiencing contemporary art, SEVEN will hold its first New York area exhibition in Williamsburg, Brooklyn at The Boiler, April 28 –...More »
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Grant Shaffer "Freeze Your Eggs"
Born in 1965 in San Francisco, Grant Shaffer has lived and worked in Manhattan as an artist illustrator for the past 17 years. He illustrates for magazines and newspapers such as The New Yorker, Interview,...More »
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Lara Pacillio “Equality Now”
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Lauren Olitski, Susan Roth and Ann Walsh "Color and Edge"
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Liz Ainslie "Proxies"
With this group of deceptively diverse works on panel and canvas, Ainslie challenges the perceptive assumptions that one may make when viewing a body of abstract paintings, such as the expected building...More »
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Peter Brock "The Most Exciting Part About an Old Brick"
Peter Brock’s work is anchored in painting, but expands far beyond the canvas to explore a variety of materials in three-dimensional space. While his constructed paintings resemble sculptural objects deeply...More »
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Rachel Isadora "Dance Paintings"
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Robert Moskowitz "Envelopes"
Kerry Schuss presents Robert Moskowitz Envelopes (1962-1963) as the inaugural exhibition on its new location at Orchard Street. The gallery, previously named KS Art, had been located in Tribeca since 1998. Exhibited...More »
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“Post Acid” Exhibition
Small Black Door presents its upcoming exhibition entitled entitled Post Acid. Decades after Kesey's first Acid Tests, main stream culture is littered with reminders of the psychedelic; everything from...More »
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Billy Norrby "The Fury"
Last Rites Gallery presents The Fury, new works by Billy Norrby, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Billy Norrby’s paintings juxtapose classical aesthetic with themes of contemporary...More »
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Matt Rota "City Of The Dead"
Last Rites Gallery presents City Of The Dead, new works by Matt Rota, in what will be his first solo show at the gallery. Painting exclusively in watercolor, Matt Rota creates complex and engaging...More »
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"Spring Group Show" Exhibition
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Yolanda Shashaty Exhibition
The new work is something of a departure for her, "I've let go of the landscape to concentrate on color, texture, and spatial relationship, which has been liberating." Shashaty's use of color is always...More »
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Mangelos "Pythagoras"
Peter Freeman, Inc. is pleased to present its third solo exhibition of work from the Estate of the Croatian artist Mangelos. Pythagoras will include important works in all the key formats that Mangelos...More »
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"ART LOVERS" Exhibition
“The creative act is not performed by the artist alone; the spectator brings the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution...More »
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Hooper C Dunbar "The Spirit and Abstraction"
A solo exhibition of recent works by Hooper C. Dunbar from his studio in Zaragoza, Spain and California.More »
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"Every Exit is an Entrance: 30 Years of Exit Art" Closing Exhibition
Exit Art presents its final exhibition EVERY EXIT IS AN ENTRANCE: 30 YEARS OF EXIT ART. Founded in 1982 by Executive Director Jeanette Ingberman and Artistic Director Papo Colo, Exit Art has grown from...More »
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Chuck Webster "Paintings"
Working against his customary impulse to inform his oil on panel pieces with titles containing a vague personal exemplum, Chuck Webster has kept each of the paintings in this exhibition untitled, pushing...More »
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John Beech "The Space Surrounding"
Peter Blum presents John Beech - The Space Surrounding, a solo exhibition. On view are India collages from 2008 and recent large-scale paintings. Beech often plays with creating new unanticipated works...More »
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Kelly Jazvac "Thermoloaded"
Louis B. James presents Thermoloaded, Kelly Jazvac’s first solo exhibition in New York. Her work was previously shown in the gallery’s inaugural group four-person show in September 2011. Jazvac is a sculptor...More »
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Ronald Bladen "The New York Paintings 1955-1962"
[Image: Ronald Bladen "Untitled (black painting)" (c. 1956-59) Oil on canvas, 96 x 72 in.]More »
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Vija Celmins, Brice Marden and Agnes Martin "Surface / Infinity"
Craig F. Starr Gallery presents Surface/Infinity, an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Vija Celmins, Brice Marden and Agnes Martin. This presentation will focus on how the apparent limitations of...More »
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"A Rolling Stone" Exhibition
Porter Contemporary presents, A Rolling Stone, a group exhibition. “The exhibit is a celebration of 50 years of the Rolling Stones,” says Jessica L. Porter, Founder and Director of Porter Contemporary,...More »
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"Bad Girls of 2012" Exhibition
In 1994 Marcia Tucker, the founder and director of the New Museum, organized an exhibition entitled Bad Girls that included works by more than 60 artists who were creating art that resonated with her ongoing...More »
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"Chris Churchill — Justin Lieberman" Exhibition
"Me With My Belt Wrapped Around My Head And You Just Sittin' There" -Bob Dylan It takes two people to make a joke. Here Chris and I slip easily into our regular conversational roles, straight man...More »
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"Edo to Video: Japanese Screens" Exhibition
Dillon Gallery presents a survey on the development of screen making from the Edo period through digital technology and video making of the 21st century. In an effort to show the comparative and disparate...More »
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"Graduate Fine Arts 2012" Exhibition
An exhibition featuring the work of graduating M.F.A. students in the Fine Arts department of Pratt Institute's School of Art and Design [Image: Left: Kyungah Choi "41° 50' 4.75" N, 87° 37' 42" W"...More »
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"Loughelton Revisited" Exhibition
Winkleman Gallery presents Loughelton Revisited, a group exhibition curated by artist Barbara Broughel. In 1986, with her gallery partner Amy Lipton, Broughel founded the Loughelton Gallery in New York’s...More »
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"Six Solo Exhibitions"
Ron Weis: The unique flexibility of oil paint endows small and overlooked objects with expressive possibility. That, for Ron Weis, is where art begins; at the moment when the artist comes along and notices...More »
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"Toasting to the Revolution" Exhibition
"Toasting to the Revolution" at Family Business Gallery brings together six young Russian artists in a show curated by Daria Irincheeva. Among their ideas is to comment upon Russia's present day socio-political...More »
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"Vaulting Limits" Exhibition
Trained in modern European painting and influenced by the Chinese ink tradition, Cao Jigang, Lin Yan, Wei Jia, Xiao Bing and Yuan Zuo explore the borders between abstraction and realism, painting and sculpture,...More »
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Carlos Vega "Tearing & Lifting"
Jack Shainman Gallery announces Tearing & Lifting, a solo exhibition of new work by Carlos Vega. In this body of work, Vega utilizes large-scale lead plates, stamps, oil paint and collage to depict...More »
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Gabriel Hartley "Totaled"
TOTALED, Gabriel Hartley’s second solo exhibition at Foxy Production, comprises oil and spray-painted canvases of varying sizes hung in a grid, resin and paper sculptures across the gallery floor, and...More »
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Georges Moquay "Toxic Remedy"
In his first New York solo exhibition, Moquay creates large dynamic canvases that transform the gallery into a splashy, colorful swirl of energy and empowerment. Toxic Remedy is built upon Moquay’s graphic...More »
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Group Exhibition
Curated by Pilar Segura.More »
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Herman Cherry "Substance and Shadow"
[Image: Herman Cherry "Variations on a Tilt I" (1991) oil on canvas 46 x 40 in.]More »
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Holton Rower "Pour Paintings"
The Hole presents the first New York solo exhibition of pour paintings by Holton Rower. Filling all galleries at the Hole with nineteen enormous pours, Rower will present the variations in technique that...More »
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Ian Hughes Exhibition
Hughes’ acrylic canvases investigate the delicate relationships between color and space, amplifying the impact of contemporary American abstraction. Eyes stand in front of Ian Hughes’s paintings. The...More »
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Joseph Nechvatal "nOise anusmOs"
American artist Joseph Nechvatal will present, in a solo show at Galerie Richard, a series of new paintings entitled nOise anusmOs, some accompanied by a digital video. The theme of nOise anusmOs is...More »
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Katherine Bradford "New Work"
The recurring themes in these new works are Superman and Ocean Liners. These icons of strength are re-evaluated, and rendered vulnerable. Oscillating between the playful and the serious, the fictive and...More »
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Marina Fedorova "Now or Never"
[Image: Marina Fedorova "Zeppelin" (2009) Oil on canvas 31 3/4 x 67 in.]More »
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Mauricio Cervantes "Ablutions and Bathers"
In Mauricio Cervantes' recent body of work Ablutions and Bathers: a woman's body is celebrated both as a site of sacred power, and of blatant sexual energy that is a force akin to spiritual power. In the...More »
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Nina Tryggvadottir "1952, PARIS"
[Image: Nina Tryggvadottir "Abstraction" (1952) enamel on masonite 43 1/4 x 72 3/4 in.]More »
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Oliver Arms Exhibition
AMERINGER | MCENERY | YOHE presents an exhibition of recent paintings by Los Angeles based artist Oliver Arms. Two-dimensional sculpting is one way to visually contextualize Oliver Arms’ antithetical...More »
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Oona Ratcliffe’s “I Can Be the River”
A selection of the artist’s new and existing works will be displayed in the front room of the gallery. Oona Ratcliffe’s broken topographies and shifting patterns capture the frenetic energy of urban...More »
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Rebecca Morgan "Cabin Fever"
Asya Geisberg Gallery presents Rebecca Morgan: "Cabin Fever", an exhibition of paintings and drawings. Morgan creates a collection of characters and types, a cross between Brueghel's stylized peasants,...More »
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Rod Penner Exhibition
AMERINGER | MCENERY | YOHE presents its first solo exhibition of paintings by Texas based artist Rod Penner. Rod Penner sensitively renders southwestern small town America in his concise, and in this...More »
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Ryan Cobourn "Crazy Nature"
Cobourn has an accomplished history in photography, but he does not use photographs in any part of his artistic process, citing the disassociating consequences that come with lens and digital mediation....More »
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Ryan Wallace "Cusp"
Morgan Lehman presents ‘Cusp,’ Ryan Wallace’s second solo show at the gallery. Wallace combines his research and understanding of contemporary sciences, his ability to incorporate and disguise materials...More »
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Sheila Hecht "Split Second Decisions"
Sheila Hecht has always been an abstract painter. From the time she created her first painting, her natural response has been to convey the underlying feelings associated with objects rather than to picture...More »
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Tom Thayer "Crossing the Methane River"
A man he told me it's not the methane, it's your knowledge that blocks your way. -Bill Fay, "Methane River", 1970 Derek Eller Gallery presents new work by Tom Thayer. Tom Thayer channels his improvisational...More »
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Viktor Tsyganko "From Homelessness to Art World Stardom"
George Maciunas/Fluxus Foundation presents an exhibition of Viktor Tsyganko’s recent paintings and works on paper in its newly renovated exhibition space at 454 West 19th St. Born in the former Soviet...More »
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Yuko Yada "Inner Brilliance - Painted Glass"
[Image: Yuko Yada "Nittenshi" 60 x 60 in. Acrylic on glass]More »
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"2011 'Brooklyn' Guggenheim Fellows" Exhibition
James Biederman makes gestural paintings that reflect his lived experiences. His palate ranges from deep earthy tones, to lush vibrant and chromatic hues. In addition to his artistic production James Beiderman...More »
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"2012 Whitney Biennial" Exhibition
Sculpture, painting, installations, and photography—as well as dance, theater, music, and film—will fill the galleries of the Whitney Museum of American Art in the latest edition of the Whitney Biennial....More »
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"Butter Digger" Exhibition
Like the maid at the churn or the epicure at supper, Butter Digging concerns a metaphorical state of spiritual inquiry and a transformation of matter through consciousness. Butter Diggers utilize strange...More »
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"SchoolHouse Projects" Exhibition
SchoolHouse Projects pulls from support shown to its art fair precursor, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, and furthers a commitment to showcasing innovative curatorial voices within nontraditional spaces. “We...More »
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"Spring Fling" Exhibition
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"Take It With You" Exhibition
Jack Chiles presents "Take It With You," an exhibition of works by Anne Libby, Andrew Ross, and Peter Wilson. The three artists work in vastly distinct media towards individual approaches to narrative...More »
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"The May Queen" Exhibition
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"Who, What, Wear Selections from the Permanent Collection" Exhibition
Who, What, Wear: Selections from the Permanent Collection looks at evolutions in style—self-expression, fashion, artistic technique and societal ideals of beauty—as seen through the Studio Museum’s permanent...More »
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Balint Zsako "Appetite"
The Proposition presents Appetite, by Balint Zsako, his second solo show featuring watercolor and ink works. Untitled (Appetite) describes the complexities of human interaction through a combination...More »
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Hans Schmitt-Matzen, Gieves Anderson ''Cross-Reference''
Like the Spice gallery presents Cross-Reference, a collaborative of Nashville-based painter Hans Schmitt-Matzen and Brooklyn-based photographer Gieves Anderson. It’s fitting that Hans and Gieves begin...More »
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Kira Lynn Harris "The Block | Bellona"
Kira Lynn Harris reimagines The Block (1971), Romare Bearden’s iconic, six-panel, eighteen-foot-long collage depicting life in Harlem. Bearden’s “block” is occupied by a church, a grocery store, a barbershop,...More »
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Lee Maida "Profusive Technologies"
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Marc Brotherton "Phenylketonuria"
Brotherton contends that living in the twenty-first century, we are constantly bombarded by input– be it from televisions, news sources, the Internet, or one of the many communication gadgets. In a way,...More »
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Maria Jose Algora Exhibition
Everyone sequesters their demons to their remotest landscapes, but in Algora's world she is in constant struggle to not only keep them at bay but to overcome every waking moment. Her work is her testament...More »
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Ryan Mrozowski "A Mouth that Might Sing"
The exhibition title references the potential for something to happen, or the ability for a static image to feel animated or potent, and Mrozowski’s interest in transforming the meaning of source material....More »
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Sara Bichão “Open Gates”
The exhibition reflects two distinct creative moments divided between both floors of the gallery. Upstairs, Bichão presents five paintings on an unusual support material – blocks of Styrofoam, coated with...More »
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Stuart Shils “The Residue of Memory”
Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects presents an exhibition of recent paintings by Stuart Shils. The exhibition, “The Residue of Memory,” includes paintings based on architectural impressions of Tuscany and...More »
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"Journey of Time" Exhibition
This exhibition will expose each artist’s vision of nature through the context of their own experience. The unifying bond between these works is found while exploring a journey through time of the artist’s...More »
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Jimena Roman "Vivid"
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"Projects from the Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions, Rutgers University" Exhibition
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"2nite@12noon" Exhibition
Our first two shows were pop-up/gallery collaborations (fuse gallery, white box) and showed a variety of works from established and emerging artists mostly based in NYC. These shows were loosely themed...More »
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"Volver" Exhibition
Translated from Spanish, “volver” means “to go back” or “to return.” Each of the works in the exhibition evokes a memory, a historical reference or a rich culture now lost. The artist’s unique connection...More »
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Dave DeVries "The Monster Engine”
“Join world-renowned comic book and videogame artist Dave DeVries as he answers the question "What if a child had the skills of a seasoned illustrator?" His whimsical and dark project The Monster Engine...More »
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Vangelis Rinas "Passages: Loss, Search and Ascent"
In Vangelis Rinas’ works the word passages refers to the transition, metamorphosis or evolution from reality to dream, two and three dimensional, real and constructed object/space. The viewer is captivated...More »
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"Face to Face" Exhibition
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"Global Artists at Home and Abroad" Exhibition
Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style...More »
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Jeremy Willis "Jackie and Judy"
Allegra La Viola gallery presents Jackie and Judy, the first solo New York gallery exhibition by Jeremy Willis. The title comes from a pair of Ramones songs describing the adventures of two wayward...More »
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Valentina Battler ''Form and Fancy''
fordPROJECT presents "Form and Fancy," a solo exhibition of new works on paper by Valentina Battler. "Form and Fancy" explores the extent of human emotion through artistic representation of figure and...More »
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"Gallery Selections" Exhibition
An exhibition of "Gallery Selections," presenting paintings from the 1950s to the present. [Image: Willem de Kooning "Woman in a Landscape" (1965) oil on vellum mounted on panel 26.25 x 21.25 in.]More »
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"Intermix" Exhibition
Tria Gallery presents intermix, featuring mixed media works by artists Colleen Flanigan, Carla Goldberg, Jill Ricci & Casey Vogt. The artists in intermix each create art using multiple and varied...More »
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"Jesturing" Exhibition
Newman Popiashvili Gallery presents Jesturing, a group exhibition of six artists. Working in various media, these artists all share a whimsical, playful approach to art making that is deeply rooted in...More »
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"Lucid Fence" Exhibition
Dean Project presents its new exhibition Lucid Fence. The group show features the paintings of Yasamin Keshtkar, Pierre Obando, and Adrian Tone, and sculptures by Jehoshua Rozenman. Lucid Fence showcases...More »
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"Re-animators" Exhibition
Meulensteen presents Re-animators, a group exhibition featuring seven artists who appropriate iconography from a diverse group of sources and transmutate their subjects through a series of equally varied...More »
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"Something - Old, New, Bold, Blue" Exhibition
Gallery Onetwentyeight presents Something - Old, New, Bold, Blue, a new group show curated by Kaitlin Martin. The show will feature seven artists working in a variety of media; acetate, acrylic, aluminum,...More »
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Andrei Roiter Exhibition
The Jack Hanley Gallery presents its third solo exhibition by Andrei Roiter, and the first at Jack Hanley Gallery’s Manhattan location. Roiter’s skillfully rendered paintings, photos and sculptures use...More »
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David Benjamin Sherry "Astral Desert"
Salon94 Freemans and Salon94 Bowery present Astral Desert, David Benjamin Sherry’s first solo exhibition in New York. In his new series of photographs, sand prints and photograms, Sherry pushes traditional...More »
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David Benjamin Sherry "Astral Desert"
Salon94 Freemans and Salon94 Bowery present Astral Desert, David Benjamin Sherry’s first solo exhibition in New York. In his new series of photographs, sand prints and photograms, Sherry pushes traditional...More »
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Doug Webb "Juxtapositions"
[Image: Doug Webb "Circle of Friends" (2012) acrylic on linen 20 x 16 in.]More »
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Ellen Phelan Exhibition
Klemens Gasser and Tanja Grunert present the first major survey of Ellen Phelan’s works on paper from 1964 to the present. As Phelan says, “Shifts in my work always take shape on paper first,” and this...More »
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Francois Bard "Not Guilty"
As bold as ever, Bard returns to New York City for his second show on U.S. soil. Faithful to his style, Bard presents a collection of large canvasses, each one delivering a powerful punch. Whether a prisoner...More »
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Frank Stella "Black Aluminum Copper Paintings"
I would like the paintings to be their own justification, so that anything asked of them would be irrelevant. - Frank Stella L&M Arts is privileged to present Frank Stella: Black, Aluminum, and...More »
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James Lahey & Michael Massaia "Wanderlust"
Wanderlust is an exhibition of paintings by James Lahey, from a series, "Eight Days," and Michael Massaia photographs, "Seeing the Black Dog." It is a display of life on the road and how our relationship...More »
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Jasmina Danowski "Counterglow"
[Image: Jasmina Danowski "Kangaroo Court" (2012) ink and gesso on paper 40 x 40 in.]More »
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Jason Bard Yarmosky "Elder Kinder"
Adding to his earlier works, these meticulously constructed and strikingly life-like new paintings examine the relationship between the limitations of social norms and the freedom to explore, particularly...More »
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Jonathan Hammer "Paranormal Nightlight"
MIYAKO YOSHINAGA art prospects presents Paranormal Nighlight, a solo exhibition of new work by Jonathan Hammer. Paranormal Nightlight is Hammer's 8th one-person exhibition in New York and his second...More »
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Jovan Karlo Villalba "Transitional Dwellings"
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Leslie Bostrom "Monster Flowers"
[Image: Leslie Bostrom "Roadside Thistle" (2012) oil on canvas, 72 x 84 in.]More »
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Lynn McCarty “What They Are”
Nancy Hoffman Gallery presents “What They Are,” an exhibition with new oil paintings on aluminum panels by Lynn McCarty. Created over the last four years these abstract works continue the artist’s interest...More »
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Neil Gall Exhibition
David Nolan Gallery presents the second New York solo exhibition of the British artist, Neil Gall (b. 1967). The show will feature recent drawings and paintings. Gall’s works refer to art history and...More »
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Peter Poskas "New Paintings"
An exhibition and sale of works by the eminent contemporary landscape painter, Peter Poskas. They consist of the images of old homes and farms in western Connecticut, a subject to which the artist has...More »
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Pier Paolo Calzolari "When the dreamer dies, what happens to the dream?"
Marianne Boesky Gallery and The Pace Gallery present When the dreamer dies, what happens to the dream?, an historic exhibition of the work of Pier Paolo Calzolari. For this unique collaborative presentation,...More »
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Pier Paolo Calzolari "When the dreamer dies, what happens to the dream?"
The Pace Gallery and Marianne Boesky Gallery present , When the dreamer dies, what happens to the dream? an historic exhibition of the work of Pier Paolo Calzolari. For this unique collaborative presentation,...More »
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Roz Jacobs "Paintings & Process”
Synchronicity Space Fine Arts presents Roz Jacobs' solo exhibition "Paintings and Process". New works on canvas, paper and iPad that pulsate with life draw viewers into the inner workings of the painting...More »
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Sarah Bednarek, Julie Oppermann, Karin Waskiewicz Exhibition
Schroeder Romero presents Sarah Bednarek, Julie Oppermann, Karin Waskiewicz, featuring three young artists using unconventional techniques exploring color, pattern, perception and physicality. Applying...More »
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Stephen Hannock "Recent Paintings: Vistas with Text"
An exhibition of Stephen Hannock’s recent large-scale paintings, including a room documenting Hannock’s process. Hannock, born in Albany, New York in 1951, lives and works in Williamstown, Massachusetts,...More »
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Tazuko Fujii "Oil Paintings, Drawings & Sculpture"
The noted Japanese artist Tazuko Fujii has been exhibiting her art for 60 years and yet the art she creates remains always in touch with both the spirits of these times and the spirits of the past. Her...More »
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Tom Blackwell "The 21st Century"
[Image: Tom Blackwell "Morning Walk, Hampstead High Street, London" (2012) 50 x 40 in.]More »
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"Four Paintings" Exhibition
The four paintings were selected to individually hold a large wall while collectively contributing to a boisterous conversation in a large white room. These paintings are not cool or restrained —they are...More »
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"Painting and Jugs" Exhibition
Painting and Jugs is comprised of large scale paintings and handmade ceramics, combining two adaptations of traditional media. Although presenting two divergent forms, painting and ceramics, the exhibition...More »
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"The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso, and the Parisian Avant-Garde" Exhibition
Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael, and Michael's wife Sarah were important patrons of modern art in Paris during the first decades of the twentieth century. This exhibition unites some two hundred...More »
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Eva Lake "Judd Women Targets"
frosch & portmann presents Eva Lake. Judd Women Targets, the first New York solo exhibition by Portland (OR) based artist Eva Lake. In her masterful collages, Eva Lake creates wondrous new wholes...More »
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Jana Euler Exhibition
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Mary Westring "Children of Conflict - 10 Years Later"
In 2002, Mary Westring traveled to Uganda to confront the ongoing abduction of children who were taken by the Lord's Resistance Army and used as porters, child soldiers and "wives". She documented these...More »
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Matthew Conradt & Jennifer Williams "Detritus Splendors"
Muriel Guépin Gallery announces "Detritus Splendors", an exhibition featuring the artworks of: Matthew Conradt & Jennifer Williams. This new exhibition featuring collage and installation celebrates...More »
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Michael Anthony Pegues "Prince Michael’s Neverland: The Measure of an Artist"
Michael Anthony Pegues, a fixture of the downtown art scene and true NY icon has finally found a home at FB gallery to present his vision. His constant quest for recognition, almost an obsession, has led...More »
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Scooter LaForge and Christopher Moss Exhibition
These two artists create artworks that acknowledge art historical precedents through the prism of personal obsession. Neither Moss nor LaForge are ‘outsider’ artists, but their respective practices place...More »
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Alina and Jeff Bliumis "A Painting for a Family Dinner / Bronx, NY"
"New York based husband and wife artist team are offering a painting in exchange for an invitation to a family dinner. Please, email or call for more info." Alina and Jeff Bliumis are placing a call...More »
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"This Side of Paradise" Exhibition
No Longer Empty presents “This Side of Paradise” in an Italian Renaissance-style palazzo on the Grand Concourse. The Mid-Bronx Senior Citizens Council (MBSCC) who owns the Andrew Freedman Home, has invited...More »
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''Collectivity:Art-making in a Collective'' Exhibition
The exhibition titled Collectivity: Art-making in a Collective, examines ways in which members of the tART collective produce work while simultaneously being part of a creative artists’ collective. What...More »
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"Five by Five" Exhibition
DC Moore Gallery presents the group exhibition Five by Five, curated by the painter Barbara Takenaga. Takenaga has chosen five contemporary artists who work with dense patterns and multiple layers, creating...More »
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Alexandra Pacula "Shifting Perspectives"
The Manhattan Bridge, standing like a proud cobalt giant, stretching its outreached arms to connect two landscapes and bring people together. With feet of stone resting peacefully in the muddy waters of...More »
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Jean-Pierre Cassigneul Exhibition
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Justin Adian "Come and Take It"
Blackston presents Come and Take It, Justin Adian's second solo exhibition at the gallery. Adian's latest series of abstract, shaped, protrusive oil paintings on canvas tightly stretched over foam...More »
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Leon Berkowitz & Anita Huffington "Color and Form"
ACA Galleries announces Color and Form: The Work of Leon Berkowitz and Anita Huffington, a dynamic pairing of two singular American artists. The exhibition will feature Berkowitz’s “Seven Lights” series...More »
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Mark Innerst "New Paintings"
DC Moore Gallery presents an exhibition of new paintings by Mark Innerst. A catalogue with an essay by David Coggins will be available. In his most recent work, Innerst displays his mastery of painted...More »
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"On the Bowery, 1971" Exhibition
WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC presents an exhibition of the landmark artist portfolio, On the Bowery. The portfolio consists of ten silkscreens by the representative artists of the period. The exhibition showcases...More »
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"birds, bodies and bricolage" Exhibition
toomer labzda presents birds, bodies and bricolage, which includes painting, sculpture, audio and works on paper by six artists: taylor baldwin, jerry blackman, jason brinkerhoff, patrick coyle, jason...More »
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Asad Faulwell "Empty Vessels"
Delving deeper into the lives of female combatants from The Battle of Algiers, Asad Faulwell continues his fascination with these heroines, depicting their ordeals with genuine beauty and striking color....More »
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James Lecce Exhibition
McKenzie Fine Art presents an exhibition of new abstract paintings by James Lecce, Lecce’s longstanding process harmonizes painterly technique with the rhythms of nature and music to produce works...More »
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Jan De Vliegher "Treasury"
Mike Weiss Gallery presents "Treasury", a new exhibition of paintings by Belgian artist Jan De Vliegher. For his first solo exhibition in the United States, De Vliegher creates a series of monumental paintings...More »
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Jill Moser Exhibition
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John Wesley "Alice’s Floor: Repetition and Absence"
Fredericks & Freiser presents a historical exhibition of John Wesley paintings from 1977 to 1990. "Alice’s Floor: Repetition and Absence" focuses on two aspects of Wesley’s paintings that during the...More »
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Judith Murray "Without Borders"
Sundaram Tagore Gallery New York presents Without Borders, a new body of work by Judith Murray. With these lush, mostly large-scale paintings, Murray further develops her personal definition of painting...More »
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Palma Blank "Fully Charged"
Horton Gallery presents Fully Charged by Brooklyn-based artist Palma Blank. Blank’s boldly colored compositions emphasize their own meta-structure. Their diagonal lines respond to the architecture of...More »
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Sati Zech "Rauschrot / Red Rush"
Howard Scott Gallery presents the second solo exhibition of Berlin based artist Sati Zech, Rauschrot / Red Rush. Sati Zech's artwork floats between paintings, drawings and sculptures. They are in a...More »
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Shay Kun "Be First, Be Smarter or Cheat"
“Fantasy, abandoned by reason, produces impossible monsters; united with it, she is the mother of the arts and the origin of marvels.” – Francisco de Goya Benrimon Contemporary is pleased to announce...More »
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Tauba Auerbach "Float"
The Paula Cooper Gallery announces Tauba Auerbach’s first one-person exhibition at the gallery. San Francisco-born, New York-based artist Tauba Auerbach has described her work as an attempt to reveal...More »
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Will Yackulic "And Now You’re Here"
Jeff Bailey Gallery presents Will Yackulic: And Now You’re Here, an exhibition of new paintings. Yackulic’s new works are from a series titled "Assisted Stain Paintings". Working outdoors, he pours...More »
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"Reductive" Exhibition
The art work Jeffrey Leder Gallery has chosen for the exhibition focuses on simplicity. Blending a variety of formal languages, created in different media, the show presents pure and reductive art. With...More »
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Frodo Mikkelsen "Ghost Yard"
Munch Gallery presents ‘Ghost Yard’, a solo exhibition by Danish artist Frodo Mikkelsen. The exhibition includes all new work consisting of paintings, sculpture and site-specific installation. Frodo...More »
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Juan Downey "The Invisible Architect"
Organized in collaboration with the MIT List Visual Arts Center, Juan Downey: The Invisible Architect is the first U.S. survey of this pioneering video artist and brings together more than one hundred...More »
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Misaki Kawai "Love from Mt. Pom Pom"
The Children’s Museum of the Arts (CMA) presents an interdisciplinary art exhibition of new work by the internationally recognized Japanese artist Misaki Kawai, entitled Love from Mt. Pom Pom. Utilizing...More »
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Noam Rappaport Exhibition
James Fuentes announces its forthcoming exhibition by gallery artist Noam Rappaport (Born 1974, Sweden). Rappaport works simultaneously on varied but related groups of works that explore the intersections...More »
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Tom McGrath "Profiles in Fugitive Light"
Sue Scott Gallery announces Profiles in Fugitive Light, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Tom McGrath.More »
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Roy Nachum "Open Your Eyes"
Artist Roy Nachum will unveil Open Your Eyes with Joseph Nahmad Contemporary at 450 West 14th. The exhibition, which continues to explore Nachum's signature themes of perception and vision, consists of...More »
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Robert Hendrickson "Serene City"
ISE Cultural Foundation presents solo exhibition "SERENE CITY" by Robert Hendrickson at the Front Space. Robert Hendrickson has been painting landscape in the New York/ New Jersey region for many years....More »
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Xylor Jane "3:07 A.M."
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André Masson "The Mythology of Desire: Masterworks from 1925 to 1945"
Blain|Di Donna is delighted to present its second exhibition, André Masson, The Mythology of Desire: Masterworks from 1925 to 1945. Bringing together paintings and works on paper created during one of...More »
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John Heliker "A Tribute"
The exhibition will consist of twenty-eight paintings dating from the 1960s through the 1990s. The canvases represent the many aspects of HELIKER’s life: views of the Maine coast with clam diggers and...More »
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Larry Rivers "Later Works"
The gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of late paintings and works on paper by the celebrated artist Larry Rivers. It marks the second exhibition since the gallery started to represent his Estate...More »
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Marc Desgrandchamps Exhibition
Zürcher Studio presents a solo exhibition of French painter Marc Desgrandchamps most recent works. It will be his second solo show here in New York at Zürcher. Marc Desgrandchamps has been shipping an...More »
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Sophie Matisse "It's Time"
Sophie Matisse’s recent paintings mark a shift away from what she is best known for, which is convincing variations of paintings by famous artists, ranging from Leonardo and Vermeer to Pierre Bonnard and...More »
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"25 Years of Talent" Exhibition
In 1986 David Robbins produced Talent, a photowork comprised of eighteen black-and-white headshots. He invited a coterie of artist friends associated with Gallery Nature Morte and early Metro Pictures...More »
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"AN ACCUMULATION OF INFORMATION TAKEN FROM HERE TO THERE" Exhibition
Sperone Westwater presents, AN ACCUMULATION OF INFORMATION TAKEN FROM HERE TO THERE, a group exhibition focused on works from the late 1960s to early 1970s. Taking its title from Lawrence Weiner’s 1970...More »
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"Richteriana" Exhibition
Postmasters' new exhibition Richteriana attempts to examine the current canonization of Gerhard Richter, presenting six artists whose works pre-date, update, expand, and subvert “the greatest living artist’s”...More »
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"Science On The Back End" Exhibition
I am not a curator. I merely selected the five artists for this exhibition and left to them the decision of which artworks to present. These artists inspire me. Their artistic reality is full, expansive,...More »
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Bo Christian Larsson "Remote"
Vogt Gallery presents Bo Christian Larsson’s first New York solo show. Larsson (born 1976) is a Swedish artist based in Berlin who works across a wide variety of media, including drawing, painting, collage,...More »
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Dana Schutz "Piano in the Rain"
Friedrich Petzel Gallery presents Piano in the Rain a solo exhibition by Dana Schutz. In her first exhibition at Friedrich Petzel Gallery, Dana Schutz’ characters overcome what would be impossible...More »
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David Schorr "Apothecary"
Mary Ryan Gallery presents APOTHECARY (storehouse), an exhibition of new paintings on paper by David Schorr. The exhibition includes some 60-plus works depicting antique apothecary bottles whose contents...More »
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Florian Schmidt "Spot"
Zach Feuer Gallery presents SPOT, an exhibition of new work by Florian Schmidt that consists of sculpture and three separate but interconnected 'painting' series: Immunity, Hold and Ribbon. The title...More »
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Gilbert Hsiao "Jump & Flow"
MINUS SPACE announces the exhibition Gilbert Hsiao: Jump & Flow. This is the New York-based artist's second solo exhibition with the gallery and his first in New York after living in Berlin, Germany...More »
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Jil Weinstock "RE: Play"
Among her most notable works are her rubber-encased vintage nightgowns and button-down shirts. Incorporating elements of Minimalist critique, these pieces consider essential issues of form and color, as...More »
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Jordi Alcaraz “DEIXANTS / PORTES”
Tomlinson Kong Contemporary announces the first solo exhibition in New York City by the Catalan-born, Spanish artist Jordi Alcaraz, entitled “DEIXANTS / PORTES”. The nearly two0dozen paintings and sculptures...More »
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Julie Chang "Chinese. Japanese. Indian Chief."
The title of Julie Chang's exhibition, refers to a children's game she remembers playing with her friends in elementary school. Chang's newest body of work, comprised of 84 hyper-colorful paintings on...More »
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Jutta Koether "The Fifth Season"
Bortolami Gallery presents Jutta Koether's first exhibition with the gallery. The Fifth Season will include seven large-scale paintings and one small-scale painting. Integral to the exhibition is a second...More »
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Kehinde Wiley "An Economy of Grace"
Sean Kelly presents An Economy of Grace, Kehinde Wiley’s debut exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition represents a significant departure from Wiley’s previous subject matter by depicting African-American...More »
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Larissa Bates "Chiquita Banana"
In her new work, Larissa Bates creates an imaginary universe inspired by Gabriel García Márquez, Viennese flower plates, and Persian miniatures. Her paintings take us to tropical forests and gardens of...More »
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Melinda Stickney-Gibson Exhibition
Littlejohn Contemporary presents the exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Melinda Stickney-Gibson, an artist whose abstracted, often violent, always painterly production is the distillation of...More »
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Ned Vena Exhibition
“The painter should know which type of painting is suitable for him and limit himself to this type.” – Louis chevalier de Jaucourt The paintings in this exhibition are a reaction to an anxiety that...More »
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Patrick Hughes "Smallerspective"
Flowers announces an exhibition of new paintings by the renowned British surrealist Patrick Hughes, titled Smallerspective. The show will be composed of smaller scale three-dimensional paintings and collages. My...More »
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Quayola "Strata"
bitforms gallery presents its first solo exhibition by the London-based artist Quayola. On view will be two video installations, Strata #4 and Topologies, the second of which is a New York premiere. Regarded...More »
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Richard Orient Exhibition
Intimate and focused, this new series of oils on paper and canvas departs from the broad oceanic horizons and lush forests found in Orient’s earlier works. Instead, “Reflections” examines detailed focal...More »
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William Wegman "Artists Including Me"
Sperone Westwater presents Artists Including Me, a solo exhibition by William Wegman of recent postcard paintings that feature imagery from secondhand souvenirs, imaginary landscapes, and art about art....More »
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İrfan Önürmen Exhibition
C24 Gallery presents the first solo exhibition in North America by İrfan Önürmen. The exhibition will present a selection of works produced since 2004, comprised of collages, paintings and stacked newspaper...More »
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"BWAC's 20th Spring Pier Art Show CELEBRATE"
- at Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition
- in the DUMBO, other Brooklyn area
- Closes in 32 days
20th Spring Pier Art Show in Red Hook. Meet the Artists Opening Reception. With music by The Rob Crowe Situation and catered by Columbia waterfront Italian restaurant, Caselnova.More »
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"Objects in Motion" Exhibition
New York Art Residency and Studios (NARS) Foundation presents Objects in Motion, an exhibition featuring the NARS International Artist Residency Program Season I 2012 participants: Santina Amato, Suzanne...More »
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Adam Henry "In Spectral Form"
Joe Sheftel Gallery announces In Spectral Form, the first New York solo exhibition by Adam Henry. Henry investigates the basic logic of painting by reordering its elements: he fuses color, splices...More »
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Emilio Sanchez " Urban Archives"
The exhibition displays a group of oil on canvas and works on paper by Emilio Sanchez depicting commercial buildings in the Hunts Point area of the South Bronx. With their colorful palette and rigorous...More »
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Michael Bauer "H.S.O.P. - 1973"
Lisa Cooley announces Michael Bauer's first solo show at the gallery, which will also be his first solo show in New York. His work is well known in Europe, and has been presented in numerous museum exhibitions...More »
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"Text in Process" Exhibition
This exhibition explores text-based art practices which employ language to visually consider the process of conceptualizing ideas while also presenting a pictorial investigation of language. The works...More »
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Soledad Arias "On Air"
Soledad Arias’ text-based work explores the slippage of meanings in the aesthetic and literary reading of texts. The title of the exhibition, ON AIR, refers to live broadcasting relating to the dialog...More »
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"Faust and Other Tales The Paintings of Jan Müller" Exhibition
Lori Bookstein Fine Art presents Faust and Other Tales: The Paintings of Jan Müller. This is the second solo show of Müller's work at Lori Bookstein Fine Art. This exhibition will focus on the late,...More »
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"SEE YOU IN HELL 2" Exhibition
Over 50 of the best underground pop artists from around the world were asked to submit artwork. The pieces exhibited are their interpretations of the themes of "apocalypse", "end/ beginning", “rebirth”...More »
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Aaron Curry "Buzz Kill"
Michael Werner Gallery presents "Buzz Kill", an exhibition of new works by Aaron Curry. Buzz Kill is Aaron Curry's second exhibition at Michael Werner Gallery, New York, and his most ambitious exhibition...More »
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Alice Neel "Late Portraits & Still Lifes"
David Zwirner presents an exhibition of portraits and still lifes by Alice Neel, on view at the gallery’s 533 West 19th Street space. This is the second solo exhibition of Neel’s work since David Zwirner...More »
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Brice Marden "New Paintings"
Matthew Marks announces Brice Marden: New Paintings, the next exhibition in his galleries at 502 West 22nd Street and 526 West 22nd Street. On view in the gallery at 502 West 22nd Street is a painting...More »
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Brice Marden "New Paintings"
Matthew Marks announces Brice Marden: New Paintings, the next exhibition in his galleries at 502 West 22nd Street and 526 West 22nd Street. On view in the gallery at 502 West 22nd Street is a painting...More »
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Carlos Estrada-Vega "Building a Painting"
For Carlos Estrada-Vega the process of cutting, sanding, drilling, magnetizing and coating thousands upon thousands of tiny wooden cubes with a combination of pigment, wax and limestone dust is only an...More »
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Chantal Joffe Exhibition
Born in 1969, Chantal Joffe received an undergraduate degree at Glasgow School of Art (the school was chosen partly because it offered figure painting, which has always been her subject), and her Master's...More »
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Gary Hume "Anxiety and the Horse"
Matthew Marks announces Gary Hume: Anxiety and the Horse, an exhibition of new paintings at his gallery at 523 West 24th Street. The exhibition consists of a series of seven brightly colored abstract...More »
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Helen Verhoeven "Stage Disasters"
For Stage Disasters, her fourth show with the gallery and her first in New York since 2008, Helen Verhoeven exhibits five new paintings dealing with estrangement, sex, farce and role-play. By combining...More »
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Maira Kalmann "37 Paintings"
Julie Saul Gallery presents the fifth solo exhibition with the painter, illustrator and author Maira Kalman. Kalman is known for her numerous books, as well as magazine work for The New Yorker, The New...More »
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Philippe Decrauzat Exhibition
Elizabeth Dee announces the second solo-exhibition at the galley by Philippe Decrauzat. Two new series of paintings are presented in tandem in the main gallery and his 16mm flicker film, Screen-o-Scope...More »
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Yan Pei-Ming "Black Paintings"
David Zwirner presents an exhibition of recent work by Yan Pei-Ming, on view at the gallery’s 519 West 19th Street space. Born in Shanghai in 1960 and based in Dijon, France, Ming has gained international...More »
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"A Cut Above: 12 Paper Masters" Exhibition
The Christopher Henry Gallery presents A Cut Above: 12 Paper Masters, a group exhibition celebrating the renaissance of cut paper as an artistic medium. The exhibition features 12 international artists...More »
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"A Few Letters" Exhibition
Sometimes a word, even a letter, seems like a figure has an own expression. A sentence creates a flow of a few words with rhythms, then a paragraph looks like an irregular patterns on textiles. We receive...More »
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Ellen Altfest "Head and Plant"
This May the New Museum will feature the first solo museum presentation of the work of New York-based artist Ellen Altfest. Altfest is a figurative painter whose intimately scaled works convey a distinct...More »
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Vlatka Horvat "Unleveling"
Rachel Uffner Gallery presents an exhibition of new work by Vlatka Horvat. In her first solo show at the gallery, Horvat continues her ongoing preoccupation with the problematic interplay of human body...More »
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Max Brand "No Solid Footing"
Max Brand (German, b. 1982) paints with a wide variety of media including sidewalk chalk, crayon, pencil, marker, spray paint, ballpoint pen, chlorine bleach, and oil and acrylic paints. His chaotic lines,...More »
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"The End is Nigh" Exhibition
THE END IS NIGH Curated by Richie Fine and Adam LaMothe. This group show features new work created by an inventive group of emerging artists from the New York Academy of Art. Inspired by their impending...More »
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Amy Feldman, Polly Shindler and Amanda Valdez "MsBehavior"
ArtBridge Drawing Room presents MsBehavior, a three-women exhibition featuring the paintings and drawings of Amy Feldman, Polly Shindler and Amanda Valdez. Be it on canvas or scratch paper, sturdy, near-primal...More »
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Agostino Bonalumi Inaugural Exhibition
Barbara Mathes Gallery presents its inaugural exhibition as the exclusive American representative of Agostino Bonalumi. Featuring a survey of work from the artist's five-decade career, it will be his first...More »
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Bernard Childs Exhibition
The gallery is pleased to present an exhibition featuring oil paintings from the 1970s by American artist Bernard Childs (1910–1985). In the early 1970s, Childs developed a keen interest in environmental...More »
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Jenny Chen "Without End"
ISE Cultural Foundation presents Without End, an exhibition of works by New York-based artist Jenny Chen, curated by Joanne W. Chen. In a global village, "hometown" is no longer defined by a region. So...More »
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Nick Lamia "Coppice"
The gallery is pleased to present a site-specific installation by New York based artist Nick Lamia, which will incorporate a group of new paintings and works on paper. Nick Lamia’s paintings, drawings...More »
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"Carnal Knowledge: Sex + Philosophy" Exhibition
The exhibition features contemporary and historical works of art in which sex penetrates philosophy or in which philosophy's hidden, or not so hidden, erotic metaphors are mined. Since the time of...More »
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"Jean Hélion: Five Decades" Exhibition
Shredder presents "Jean Hélion: Five Decades", a retrospective of the great French painter's fifty-plus-year career. Composed of over two dozen important paintings and works on paper, the exhibition looks...More »
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"Suggestivism NYC" Exhibition
Bold Hype gallery presents the summer group exhibition, Suggestivism NYC. This exhibit, curated by Nathan Spoor, features 40 of the new contemporary art scene's most talented and intriguing artists. The...More »
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Akikazu Iwamoto "Works on Paper and Paintings"
Akikazu was orphaned at a young age, and raised by his grandmother in a house just one kilometer away from the Atomic Bomb Dome. The images and artifacts of the Bomb affected him greatly during his childhood,...More »
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Christopher Winter "Unnatural History"
Christopher Winter’s singular paintings remind us that, once upon a time, art and magic emerged simultaneously, indeed were one and the same. Caves in the Paleolithic era were not clean, well-lighted...More »
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Francesco Clemente "Nostalgia | Utopia"
Clemente continues his masterful interlacing of disparate images, materials, and cultures. The works run autonomously through Colonial Baroque, Afro-Brazilian, Indian, and urban American iconography. Deftly...More »
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Leat Klingman "Puppets Please"
Puppeteer Leat Klingman and Arts@Renaissance present a small retrospective of Leat's artistic process, revealing her transition from visual artist [painter,sculptor] to a joyful filmmaker-puppeteer.More »
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Lucio Fontana "Ambienti Spaziali"
Gagosian Gallery presents a major and unprecedented survey of the work of Lucio Fontana. Six of his groundbreaking environments, known as Ambienti Spaziali, have been faithfully reconstructed, providing...More »
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Manuel Ocampo "The 80s”
"The 80s” is a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Manuel Ocampo, internationally renowned contemporary artist from the Philippines. The recent series “The 80s” features backdated works that create...More »
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Picasso and Françoise Gilot "Paris-Vallauris 1943-1953"
Everybody has the same energy potential. The average person wastes his in a dozen little ways. I bring mine to bear on one thing only: my paintings, and everything else is sacrificed to it...myself included....More »
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Ryan McGinness "Women: Sketches & Solutions"
GERING & LóPEZ GALLERY presents Women: Sketches & Solutions, an exhibition of new work by New York-based artist Ryan McGinness. This will be McGinness’ first solo exhibition with the gallery. For...More »
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Ryan McGinness "Women: Blacklight Paintings & Sculpture"
CHARLES BANK GALLERY presents Women: Blacklight Painting and Sculptures, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Ryan McGinness. For the first time in a public exhibition, McGinness is revealing...More »
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Sadamasa Motonaga Exhibition
McCaffrey Fine Art presents an exhibition of paintings created between 1958 and 2004 by Sadamasa Motonaga (1922–2011). Remarkably, over five decades have passed since Motonaga's last solo exhibition in...More »
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Steven Charles "I Don't Know What My Life To Do With"
Born to an auto-worker father in England, Charles grew up in Texas and became the only artist in his family. He abandoned his original interest in portraiture and landscape paintings after personally experiencing...More »
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"The Fool's Journey" Exhibition
"The Fool's Journey" two-part exhibition curated by Curious Matter and Proteus Gowanus.More »
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Sue Coe "Mad as Hell! New Work (and Some Classics)"
The current exhibition juxtaposes work from Cruel and “Porkopolis” with a selection of paintings and drawings on other subjects, in the process tracing Coe’s artistic development from the start of her...More »
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Kenji Nakayama Exhibition
Announcing the first, New York solo exhibition by Japanese born and Boston-based Artist Kenji Nakayama. Simply entitled Kenji Nakayama, this must-see exhibition will be the most extensive presentation...More »
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"Exquisite Corpses: Drawing and Disfiguration" Exhibition
In a collaborative, chance-based drawing game known as the exquisite corpse, Surrealist artists subjected the human body to distortions and juxtapositions that resulted in fantastic composite figures....More »
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"Storied Past: Four Centuries of French Drawings from the Blanton Museum of Art" Exhibition
Throughout history artists have sought new and innovative ways to tell stories through visual means. Storied Past: Four Centuries of French Drawings from the Blanton Museum of Art, on view at New York...More »
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"Tradition and Revolution in American Western Art" Exhibition
The Western states depicted by works in the exhibition are: Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Wyoming, and Washington. The time line of the art in the exhibition is 1895 to 1945....More »
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Ana Tzarev "Wanderlust: Painting a World of Inspiration"
The exhibition showcases paintings from the impressive oeuvre of Ana Tzarev inspired by her travels across the globe. Tzarev strives to learn all about the far flung locations she experiences in her grand...More »
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"FUNNY HA HA" Exhibition
There are many theories of humor which attempt to explain what humor is, what social function it serves, and what would be considered humorous. Artists sometimes use humor to question relationships between...More »
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"Particles + Waves" Exhibition
I L I A D Contemporary presents PARTICLES+WAVES, a curated group exhibition at its 57th Street gallery. PARTICLES+WAVES will present a group of twelve artists whose work resonates with quantum theory,...More »
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"Animism" Exhibition
The exhibition Animism rethinks the question of animation not by investigating the effect of animation within aesthetics, but by tackling the unquestioned backdrop against which such aesthetic effects...More »
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Kehinde Wiley "The World Stage: Israel"
One of the most significant young artists today, Kehinde Wiley is known for vibrant, large-scale paintings of young urban men, rendered in the self-confident, empowered poses typical of classical European...More »
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James Rosenquist "F-111"
James Rosenquist began to paint the 86-foot-long "F-111" in 1964, in the middle of one of this country’s most turbulent decades. Inspired by advertising billboards and by earlier mural-scaled paintings,...More »
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"New Installation: March 2012" Exhibition
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"Revolutionary Ink: The Paintings of Wu Guanzhong" Exhibition
"Revolutionary Ink: The Paintings of Wu Guanzhong" celebrates the sixty-year career of Wu Guanzhong (1919–2010), one of China’s most significant and admired twentieth century artists. This first-ever major...More »
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"Strength & Grace The Olympic Spirit" Exhibition
Strength and Grace honors the athletic prowess and beauty of two Summer Olympic sports – Swimming and Equestrian Riding and Jumping. Several of our featured artists have an Olympic connection. For Graphite...More »
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"White: The Anatomy of a Color" Exhibition
The infinite properties and subtleties of the color white in various ways and in various media will be presented in White: The Anatomy of a Color, and exhibition that includes a sculpture that incorporates...More »
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Colleen Browning "Urban Dweller – Exotic Traveler"
"Colleen Browning: Urban Dweller – Exotic Traveler" will highlight two major facets of the artist’s subject matter: New York City and sites in the developing world that she visited and where she worked,...More »
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Ilona Sochynsky "A Singular Vision"
A Singular Vision: Ilona Sochynsky, Retrospective of Painting, a comprehensive exhibition of more than 50 paintings, including many large-scale works from all phases of the artist's development, will open...More »
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"Works by Gallery Artists & American Modernists" Exhibition
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"An American Collection – Second Rotation" Exhibition
The second in a series that reveals masterpieces and notable works from the National Academy’s collections, "An American Collection" – Second Rotation will feature a salon-style installation of approximately...More »
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"What Is It? Himalayan Art" Exhibition
Himalayan art is new terrain for many people. This exhibition is intended to serve as a guide through this exhilarating landscape. It is organized into four sections, and each object on view contributes...More »
Permanent events
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"A Portrait of the City" Exhibition
A group of 22 paintings and 2 small sculptures will offer visitors a chronological journey through highlights of the N-YHS's rich collection of New York views, including historical images of the metropolis...More »
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"American Identities: A New Look" Exhibition
This major installation of more than three hundred fifty objects from the Brooklyn Museum's premier collection of American art integrates a vast array of fine and decorative arts (silver, furniture, ceramics,...More »
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"Connecting Cultures: A World in Brooklyn"
An innovative installation, featuring some of the most important objects in the Brooklyn Museum collection, has been developed to create new ways of looking at art and exploring the Museum by making connections...More »
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"Early Gothic Hall" Exhibition
The Early Gothic Hall at The Cloisters reopened in the Spring of 2006 after a five-year renovation. Completely refurbished 13th-century limestone windows and two dozen panels of newly conserved and reinstalled...More »
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"European Paintings" Exhibition
Although the collection of European paintings has often been presented in a chronological arrangement by school or style, this installation exploits the architecture of the soaring Beaux-Arts Court by...More »
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"Folk Art Revealed" Exhibition
"Folk Art Revealed," opened on November 16, 2004. The exhibition explores the nature of folk art through four themes applied to a diverse range of artwork from the museum's rich and extensive holdings,...More »
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"Gallery Selections"
Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts is pleased to present a selection of its finest and newest acquisitions. The current installation of works in the gallery highlights the modernist landscapes of John Marin and...More »
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"It Happened In Brooklyn" Exhibition
This exhibit highlights key moments in our nation's history and how they played out in Brooklyn. Through artifacts from the Brooklyn Historical Society's permanent collection such as photographs, artworks,...More »
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"Selections from the Permanent Collection" Exhibition
“Selections from the Permanent Collection” features highlights from the Neue Galerie’s superb holdings of German and Austrian fine and decorative arts from the first half of the twentieth century. It incorporates...More »
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"Small Wonders from the American Collections" Exhibition
This special exhibition celebrates a major new installation in the Luce Center for American Art: Visible Storage ▪ Study Center that gives the public access to more than 350 additional objects from the...More »
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"Thannhauser Collection" Exhibition
Justin K. Thannhauser (1892–1976) was the son of art dealer Heinrich Thannhauser (1859–1935), who founded the Moderne Galerie in Munich in 1909. From an early age, Thannhauser worked alongside his father...More »
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"That Place: Selections from the Collection" Exhibition
Our home, our street, our city, our country—these are familiar locations, places that define our lives. Yet places can be more than physical. Some of the works on view in these galleries evoke a literal...More »
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"The Campin Room" Exhibition
The Campin Room at The Cloisters, the branch of the Metropolitan Museum devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe, recently reopened to the public following an extensive renovation. The gallery...More »
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"The Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture & Slavery in New York" Exhibition
In November 2000, with a generous grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, the Historical Society opened a state-of-the-art facility for its renowned fine and decorative arts collection. The Luce Center is...More »
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"Visible Storage ▪ Study Center" Exhibition
The last phase in the creation of the Luce Center for American Art concludes with the opening of the 5,000 square-foot Visible Storage ▪ Study Center. The dense display of objects in the Visible Storage...More »
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Galleries for 19th- and Early 20th-Century European Paintings and Sculpture, including the Henry J. Heinz II Galleries
The New Galleries for 19th- and Early 20th-Century European Paintings and Sculpture are reopening with renovated rooms and 8,000 square feet of additional gallery space—the Henry J. Heinz II Galleries—to...More »
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Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries for Byzantine Art and the Medieval Europe Gallery
Portions of the Medieval Galleries have been renovated, thanks to the generous support of Mary and Michael Jaharis. The apse beneath the Great Hall Stairs has become part of the Mary and Michael Jaharis...More »
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New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia
More than one thousand works from the preeminent collection of the Museum's Department of Islamic Art—one of the most comprehensive gatherings of this material in the world—will return to view this fall...More »
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The Charles Engelhard Court and the Period Rooms
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's American Wing—including The Charles Engelhard Court and the American period rooms—reopened on May 19, 2009. After more than two years of construction and renovation, the...More »
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Vasily Kandinsky "Kandinsky at the Bauhaus, 1922–1933"
In 1922 Vasily Kandinsky (b. 1866, Moscow; d. 1944, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France) accepted a teaching position at the Bauhaus, the state-sponsored Weimar school of art and applied design founded in 1919 by...More »
Upcoming events
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"Eexhibition of Works byNewly Selected Members and Recipients of Honors andAwards"
The American Academy of Arts and Letters is pleased to announce its exhibition of paintings, sculpture, works on paper, and photographs; architectural models and renderings; and original manuscripts by...More »
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"Flying Point Beach: The Photographs of John Jonas Gruen And Artwork of The New York School" Exhibition
The exhibition will feature over twenty-five portraits by Gruen, a photographer and culture writer known for documenting the rich cultural scene of the Hamptons during the late 1950’s and early 1960’s....More »
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"Hunter BFA Thesis" Exhibition
- at Hunter College Bertha & Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery
- in the Upper East Side area
- Starts tomorrow
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"Hunter MFA Thesis Exhibition - Spring 2012"
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"I Am You <--> You Are Me" The 24th Annual BRIC Contemporary Art Student Exhibition
I Am You <--> You Are Me features artwork made by Brooklyn public school students, pre-K through high school, participating in BRIC’s in-school contemporary art residency program. The exhibition,...More »
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"Our Haus" Exhibition
The Austrian Cultural Forum New York (ACFNY) presents Our Haus, an exhibition in celebration of its ten year anniversary. Curated by Amanda McDonald Crowley, Our Haus forgoes a typical survey, instead...More »
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Alfred Leslie "The Lives of Some Women"
After Alfred Leslie turned from abstract to figurative painting, he produced a series of portraits of women. The Lives of Some Women, was comprised of 25 paintings made over almost twenty years, from 1968...More »
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Bastienne Schmidt "Silhouette Vessels"
Ricco/Maresca Gallery presents Silhouette Vessels, an exhibition of paintings by Bastienne Schmidt. In this series of thirty works on paper, the artist explores the innate connection she has to the concept...More »
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COPE 2 "Resilient"
For over 30 years, COPE 2 has steadily risen to become one of the world’s most prolific and recognizable living aerosol artists on the graffiti art scene. From high fashion and sports apparel to popular...More »
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Diederick Kraaijeveld "New Works"
Amsterdam artist Diederick Kraaijeveld will exhibit a selection of sculptural works; three Chuck Taylor All Stars, a Coke Can and a Money Roll. Diederick builds constructions of classic pop icons out of...More »
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Gereon Krebber "Contrary Data"
Numberthirtyfive presents new works by Cologne-based artist Gereon Krebber. This is his second exhibition with the gallery. Krebber gently undermines our preconceived view of the world and the preconception...More »
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Harry Hancock "Tabula Rasa / Paintings"
Clic Gallery presents TABULA RASA by New York City-based painter Harry Hancock, an exhibition of plein air oils that contemplate some of America’s most sublime and mythic natural landmarks. Painted during...More »
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Julian Jackson "Crossing"
Crossing represents Julian Jackson's most recent exploration of the passage of time and movement within that passage. An exquisitely diffuse palette of geometric shapes-the motifs which have become familiar...More »
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Maximiliano Siñani "Mixture"
Colors. Under a treatment of colors in that search for its formal representation. Mixture is a work based on that endless search for that pictorial interpretation of color. The relation generated between...More »
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Michael Berryhill "Incidental Western"
Michael Berryhill's studio practice is an intensive exploration of temporal production and the impossibility of painting. His recent paintings, sculptures and works on paper are informed by accident and...More »
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Nolan Simon "Paintings"
…paintings which hang on walls, naturally. Though, at the moment, a week before the show opens, this isn’t strictly true of my paintings. My paintings are currently strewn around my studio....More »
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Vivian Hyelim Kim "The Path"
The Path, a new installation by Vivian Hyelim Kim explores visual vocabularies. Transparent and translucent shower curtains are connected and suspended from the ceiling to make a path that invites viewers...More »
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Wosene Worke Kosrof "Recent Paintings"
Skoto Gallery presents Word: Future Tense, an exhibition of recent paintings by the Ethiopian-born artist Wosene Worke Kosrof. This will be his fifth solo exhibition at the gallery. Wosene's work continues...More »
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"Mapmakers: The Evolution of Contemporary Indian Art" Exhibition
Aicon Gallery New York presents the group exhibition Mapmakers: The Evolution of Contemporary Indian Art, featuring iconic works by Jitish Kallat, Bose Krishnamachari, Baiju Parthan, Justin Ponmany, Ravinder...More »
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"Slow Food / Fast Food: Eat What You Are" Exhibition
SLOW FOOD/FAST FOOD: “EAT WHAT YOU ARE” is a dynamic and captivating art exhibit that contextualizes the last 500 years of humanity’s relationship with food by juxtaposing still life art works of old world...More »
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Richard Prince "14 Paintings"
303 Gallery presents its first exhibition of new works by Richard Prince since 1991. Some people see leaves falling from a tree and see it as, leaves falling from a tree. Others see it as an inexhaustible...More »
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"Twisted Sisters" Exhibition
Twisted Sisters is an exhibition of works that are made by women artists and depict women as the subjects. Inspired by 1960’s performance works wherein women turned to the body as the site of creation...More »
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Cheyney Thompson "Sometimes Some Pictures Somewhere"
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Doze Green "Liminosity in the Dark Rift"
Jonathan LeVine Gallery presents Luminosity in the Dark Rift, a series of mixed media works on canvas, panel and paper by New York-born, Northern California-based artist Doze Green, in what will be his...More »
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"(Un)folding Patterns" Exhibition
To many, mathematics and art could not stand on more different ground: one identifies with the left brain, the other with the right; one is analytical, the other creative, however “both disciplines are...More »
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Oron Tal "11" Exhibition
Artist Valentina DuBasky presents her student, Oron Tal, age 11, in his first solo exhibition. In 2010, Valentina accepted Oron, then an eight year old student, after recognizing his passion for art. For...More »
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"Cooper Union's End of Year" Show
For more than a century-and-a-half, the Cooper Union End of Year Show has marked its students’ transition from studios, laboratories and classrooms to the gallery. A time honored tradition, the first...More »
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"(Re)Print" Exhibition
While street art is increasing in popularity among the contemporary art world, the unique relationship between these artists’ public and print work is often overlooked. In their attempt to reclaim public...More »
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"Women's Work" Exhibition
A distinguished selection of work by women artists from the 19th century to present day will be on view at the National Academy in Women's Work. The exhibition reflects the Academy's mission of presenting...More »
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Syracuse University MFA Exhibtion
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''Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration'' Exhibition
The Neue Galerie presents Gustav Klimt: 150th Anniversary Celebration, on view May 24-August 27, 2012. Joining several Viennese museums that will also celebrate Klimt’s 150th birthday, the Neue Galerie...More »
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Teun Hocks "Recent Works"
P.P.O.W presents Teun Hocks’ ninth solo exhibition with the gallery. Through these Recent Works, the Dutch artist expands his body of constructed imagery with fourteen photographic works that flex his...More »







