Galleries

Jacob Quinn Graffiti I Made Up May 14 – June 29 With “Graffiti I Made Up,” Jacob Quinn presents detailed, photorealistic renderings of the city’s architecture embellished with forms that spring from the artist’s imagination. Scribbled shapes make subtle appearances on the walls and in the shadows of empty urban spaces. The series seeks to […]

Private Eye April 23, 2019 – May 11, 2019 In Private Eye, Christian Hincapié and Iris Ward Loughran search the streets of New York City for signifiers of time’s passage. As they investigate the visual and material phenomena of urban life, each artist approaches their work with a discrete system for documentation and a unique

ships+at+sea Opening reception: March 19th 6pm-8pm Andrea Legge continues her practice of altering commercial media, this time using stock photography of tall ships and promotional materials for yachts. These images were (legally) obtained online using internet searches of the words ‘ships at sea’. The images are printed on archival canvas and stretched, or printed on

The Singular Loneliness of New York City Loneliness is New York’s leitmotif. This feeling is palpable everywhere in the city—a place filled with 8 million people, many of whom are immigrants and transplants. There are different shades of it: the loneliness of an Uber driver who fled Venezuela, leaving his family behind, sighing with relief

Curated by Anne Patsch Tori Drost’s paintings are rooted in her firsthand impressions of the natural world: glimpses of yellow light reflected on the black water of a lake at night, or blocks of ice floating onto a road as a river breaches its banks. Her process is memory-driven; she works without the use of

This show is dedicated in loving memory to my mother Doris Jean Murtagh. I have named this exhibition ‘Vigil’, the quality of holding someone, even if only in the mind. This show was created in New York and Berlin and explores our ever present need for access to the soul in the way that it

Artist Statement: My life as a visual artist and a playwright has been intertwined with Clubbed Thumb for the last twenty-one years! In 1996, I made a small drawing for the postcard for the very first play produced by Clubbed Thumb, Marie and Bruce by Wally Shawn. The little ink drawing is just to your

Meet the Artist: Machine Dazzle Home : New York City Occupation: Artist My work, whether a sculpture, costume, or installation, consists of mixed materials bonding as a result of thought, intention, meditation, and necessity. Sun in Capricorn Ascendant in Virgo Moon in Scorpio Call me Machine Dazzle’s LOVE SPELLS is presented by the Wild Project

Rational Time in the gallery at Wild Project will feature several of Randy Gibson’s new objects exploring time, perception, and harmonic ratios. This collection of objects, paintings, photographs, video, and a new sound installation, extends the themes used in Gibson’s musical compositions. Photo: Rational Time, Studio View, Photo by Randy Gibson

Alongside my public art practice with Legge Lewis Legge LLC, I have a solo studio practice, which lately concerns appropriation of media images, mostly fashion images shot in exotic natural locations. I scan, archival print, then paint, or ‘retouch’ out all evidence of art direction, in fact ‘re-wilding’ the scene. Of interest to me has

In Tamamura and Patsch’s collaborative work, ‘Invisible Language’, Sho calligraphy is used to emulate the movement patterns of fingers as they type common text messages. When Tamamura moves her brush to map the movements of thumbs texting specific phrases, complex and compelling kanji-like symbols emerge. These symbols are part of a hidden language we have

Human Rights Painting Project Tom Block’s Human Rights Painting Project utilizes portraiture to highlight the struggle for human rights the world over. Using a contemporary artistic voice, heavily impasto-ed canvases and strong, emotional colors, Mr. Block interprets different aspects of the struggle for human rights by emphasizing the individuals and their stories which bring it