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Jack Reilly
Each of these painters dealt with aspects of structure, color and ambiguous pictorial space; elements that converged in Reilly’s early abstract paintings. Jack Reilly’s early abstract paintings (1978-1979) reflected various influences of prominent artists of the time including Frank Stella, Elsworth Kelly, Ron Davis, Jules Olitski, and Trevor Bell. Each of these painters dealt with […]
Mark Sengbusch
This line where the two planes meet is a line turned edge by the demarcation of “This side this color, that side that color The Comb Series. The two-dimensional plane.Flat representation of space.A graphic symbol may become an object.Scale shifts. Orientation shifts. Exploring Space via the Push and Pull of Positive/Negative.Two color combinations of Black, […]
FAB Festival in the Lower East Side
Festival favorites join new work created and fostered via FABnyc’s Dance Block program, which helps dancers connect to lower cost rehearsal space on 4th Street. From ballet to jazz, modern to traditional Polynesian dance, the dance stage features an eclectic mix of artists including Nicole Bugge, Krista Jansen, PROJECT 44, Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company, […]
C.W.Lübeck: Intense Phases
C.W.Lübeck’s painting Time of Innocence reflects this sense of alienation. In this work, the artist captures a melancholic portrayal of an anonymous person. With halved face, part cerulean blue and part blue grey, there is a sense of fragmentation, a rupture in one’s life. The blue-grey half is expressionless and youthful; its other half features […]
William Lamson
William Lamson was born in 1977 in Arlington, Virginia. William Lamson was born in 1977 in Arlington, Virginia. He earned his BA from Dartmouth University and received his MFA from Bard College. Solo exhibitions include venues such as Pierogi in Brooklyn, ArtSpace in New Haven, and Nieuwe Vide in the Netherlands. Lamson has participated in […]
Paul Outlaw and Jennifer Catron
Paul Outlaw and Jennifer Catron both received their MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2009. Paul Outlaw and Jennifer Catron both received their MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2009. Since that time, they have maintained a successful studio practice living and working in Brooklyn. Outlaw is originally from Fairhope, AL while Catron […]
Ricci Albenda
Ricci Albenda investigates perception in strangely futuristic sculptural environments and carefully calibrated word paintings. Ricci Albenda investigates perception in strangely futuristic sculptural environments and carefully calibrated word paintings. This transporting exhibition’s Pop-Minimalist canvases consist of flat fields of sky blue emblazoned by letters in a font of his own design resembling that of headlines in […]
The Active Space
The ACTIVE SPACE is a progressive arts center in the fast growing community of Bushwick, Brooklyn. The ACTIVE SPACE is a progressive arts center in the fast growing community of Bushwick, Brooklyn. Once a feather factory, this three story 100 year old building was completely gutted, redesigned and renovated by David C. Welner of […]
David Malek
David Malek is an artist living and working in New York. His expertly precise and trance-inducing paintings echo the imagery of our present digital age. David Malek composes otherworldly paintings that at first glance look as if they could be digital reproductions or renderings, but instead are painstakingly handcrafted, rooted in symmetry and color reminiscent […]
Streamlines Opens This Weekend
Streamlines Kansas Gallery August 9 – September 8, 2012 Opening reception will be held 11 August, 6–9 PM and the closing reception on 7 September, 6–9 PM with a performance by Ann Hirsch. kansasgallery.com
