Art Opening: Bookstein Projects: Olive Ayhens: Metabolic Metropolis
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Center for Contemporary Printmaking: Residency Showcase Exhibition
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Art Opening: Bookstein Projects: Olive Ayhens: Metabolic Metropolis
Now through April 12, 2024: Bookstein Projects is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Olive Ayhens made between 1996 and 2023. Ayhens’ work has often focused on the intersection between the man-made and natural world; blending bustling cityscapes with rich vistas to transform familiar locations into dreamlike compositions. Spanning […]
Art Exhibition” PETER SACKS For the Record at Sperone Westwater
Now through April 20, 2024: Sperone Westwater is pleased to present “Peter Sacks: For the Record,” the artist’s third exhibition with the gallery. Deviating from the traditional structure of the canvas, Sacks incorporates diverse and challenging found materials to examine the totemic power of objects and cycles of societal ruin and rebirth. VISIT: The gallery's […]
Center for Contemporary Printmaking: Residency Showcase Exhibition
Through March 30, 2024: The Center for Contemporary Printmaking is proud to showcase our resident artists’ work from the past two years. This exhibition represents the forefront of contemporary printmaking from emerging to established artists. Our selective Artist Residency Program offers artists the unique opportunity to live and work on-site in our Helen Frankenthaler Printmaking […]
Exhibition: A Female Landscape and the Abstract Gesture
Exhibition: A Female Landscape and the Abstract Gesture
Now through June 22: During the long decade of the 1970s, artists replaced traditional artistic gestures with other operations, creating new abstract languages and vocabularies. This exhibition shows how four artists nailed, glued, unraveled, twisted, folded, pierced, and tied, and most importantly, fastened—all to aesthetic effect—to highlight the labor of art making. For more information […]