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Self Portrait as a Unicorn, 2022
Digital c-print
20 x 24 inches
Edition of 5.
Arrangement #14, 2021
Mixed media and collage on paper
15 3/16 x 11 inches
Eric Aho
Echo Pond Edge, Wild Spring, 2021
Oil on linen
78 x 70 inches
Virtual Artist Talk: Eric Aho and Burlington City Arts
Wednesday, April 6 at 6pm Eastern
Mystery of the Masks, 2005
Collage and acrylic on paper
29 1/2 x 21 5/8 inches
David Driskell: Mystery of the Masks
February 17 - March 26, 2022
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David Driskell (1931 - 2020) created a body of work that unites a strong modernist impulse with his personal vision and memory. The works highlighted in this exhibition were heavily influenced by early trips taken to the African continent taken between 1969 and 1972. He returned with a deep appreciation and respect for African artistic traditions and iconography which he brought into his artwork.
Summer Tea Time, 1978
Oil on linen
30 x 25 inches
Jane Wilson: Reflected Still Life
February 17 - March 26, 2022
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Jane Wilson: Reflected Still Life brings together the artist’s still life paintings, particularly those of the late 1970s. As a painter whose focus for most of her career was on her external surroundings, especially early cityscapes and later landscapes, the introspective period beginning in the late 1960’s and continuing into the early 1980’s in which she was occupied with the still life was pivotal.
Installation of Mary Frank: The Observing Heart at Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, New Paltz, NY. Photograph by Vanessa Hoheb.
Virtual Curator Talk: Mary Frank and David Hornung
February 18 at 1pm Eastern via Zoom
On the occasion of Mary Frank: The Observing Heart
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, through July 17, 2022
Tipping, 2020
Mixed media on mesh
68 x 48 inches
Alexi Worth: Nearness
On View January 7 - February 5, 2022
Please join us for a celebration with Alexi Worth on Thursday, January 27 from 5-8pm
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Brides (Hilary & Ara), 2021
Acrylic and mixed media on mulberry paper on wood
84 x 60 inches
Chie Fueki: You & I
On view January 7 - February 5, 2022
Please join us for a celebration with Chie Fueki on Thursday, January 27 from 5-8pm
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Art Basel OVR | February 9 - 12, 2022
Featuring Whitfield Lovell: The Reds and The Spell Suite Series
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Hyperallergic Review: Alexi Worth
By John Yau | January 20, 2022
Left to Right: Catherine Murphy, Chie Fueki, Alexi Worth
Painting Table: Catherine Murphy talks with Chie Fueki and Alexi Worth
January 21 at 6pm Eastern via Zoom
This Zoom webinar will bring together three painters in conversation - Catherine Murphy, Chie Fueki, and Alexi Worth.
Hyperallergic: The Mind-Bending Portraits of Chie Fueki
By John Yau | January 12, 2022
"For years, Fueki has been quietly creating a singular body of mind-bending work that has never fit into the New York art world."
Whitfield Lovell: Le Rouge et Le Noir
Through December 18, 2021
Through his works and installations, Whitfield Lovell creates space for memory, metaphor, and emotional exploration that asks pressing questions about the past and present. By way of Lovell’s multi-sensory installation, the exhibition Le Rouge et Le Noir (The Red and the Black) unfolds throughout the gallery space as a journey of exploration.
Chie Fueki Joins DC Moore Gallery
DC Moore Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Chie Fueki, jointly with Shoshana Wayne Gallery in Los Angeles. Her inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery, You & I, opens January 7th and will be on view through February 5th, 2022.
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The Brooklyn Rail: Artcritical: 17 Years of The Review Panel
Featuring artcritical contributors in conversation with David Cohen and an introduction from Phong H. Bui.
November 19 @ 1pm EST via Zoom
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Segment 1:
Sharmistha Ray, Barry Schwabsky, and Marjorie Welish discuss Dorothea Rockburne: Giotto’s Angels & Knots at David Nolan Gallery (on view through December 23).
Segment 2:
David Brody, Lilly Wei, and Alexi Worth discuss Intersections: Ron Baron and Sarah Walker at John Molloy Gallery (on view through December 18).
Segment 3:
Karen E. Jones, Christopher Stackhouse, and Robert Storr discuss Glenn Ligon: It’s Always a Little Bit Not Yet at Hauser & Wirth (on view through December 23) and Whitfield Lovell: Le Rouge et Le Noir at DC Moore Gallery (on view through December 18).
PBS News Hour: David Driskell
Artist David Driskell died last year of COVID-19 at age 88, but he's finally getting his due. For the first time, his paintings are the center of attention in a major way. Driskell was best known for his work as a historian and curator, raising the profile of African-American art and artists. Jeffrey Brown has this report for our arts and culture series, CANVAS.
ADAA The Art Show | Barbara Takenaga
Booth C10
November 4 - 7
Benefit Preview: Wednesday, November 3
Online and at Park Avenue Armory, New York, NY
Barbara Takenaga at White Plains Metro North Train Station
Barbara Takenaga’s Forte (Quarropas) and Blue Rails (White Plains) were officially unveiled today at the MTA Metro North's White Plains Station. The mosaic and laminated glass artworks feature Takenaga's signature swirling and detailed abstract compositions. The undulating movement references rail travel, the history of the city, and its exuberant energy.
Charles Burchfield: Doodles & Sketches
September 9 - October 9, 2021
Robert Kushner: I ❤ Matisse
May 6 - June 19, 2021
The exhibition is a cheeky yet serious exploration. Among the varied influences in Kushner’s oeuvre, from Japanese screen painting to American modernism, Henri Matisse’s influence has often been a continual through line as Kushner finds resonance in Matisse’s inclination toward design, love of pattern, beauty, expressive drawing, and vibrant color.
A catalogue with an essay, The Matisse Line, by Peter Eleey accompanies the exhibition.
Carrie Moyer: Analog Time
On View through May 1, 2021
Moyer’s use of abstraction continues to be a medium for sensations and this new body of work is a recollection of the last year spent largely in the twenty-five-block radius of her Brooklyn studio. Analog Time references a new appreciation for the intensity of daily life and a new sense of time that has fused mind and body, memory and imagination, micro and macro.