Madelyn Jordan Fine Art "Surreal Summer" exhibition June 24 ,- August 6, 2022

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JOIN US TONIGHT! Surreal Summer June 24 - August 6, 2022 Opening Reception: Friday, June 24, 2022 | 6:00-8:00pm

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RON EHRLICH, Untitled, 1997, mixed media on panel, 63 x 63 in.

Madelyn Jordon Fine Art is delighted to present Surreal Summer, a group exhibition featuring work by Deborah Buck, Ron Ehrlich, Samantha French, Eugene Healy, Sandrine Kern, Gary Komarin, Kate Roebuck, Roohi Saleem, and Tom Wesselmann. The exhibition will run from June 24 – August 6, 2022. The opening reception will be on Friday, June 24 from 6:00-8:00pm.   Summer has arrived at MJFA, and it has been a surreal one so far! We are welcoming the season with a group exhibition featuring new work by a selection of 9 contemporary artists. While Surrealist principles directly influence the practice of Gary Komarin and Deborah Buck, the group, as a whole, are similarly inspired in their expressive and intuitive artworks that capture the psyche of the summer season.   View Full Press Release HERE View Full Exhibition Preview HERE

SANDRINE KERN, Untitled #400, 2022, oil and wax on canvas, 36 x 60 in.

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Susan English

At the still point, 2022

Signed, dated and titled on verso

tinted polymer on Dibond panel

59 x 48 inches

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Susan English

Ortigia, 2022

signed, dated and titled on the verso

tinted polymer on aluminum panel 

59 x 48 inches

(SEng070)

 

Susan English

Outland No. 28, 2022

Signed, dated and titled on verso

tinted polymer on Dibond panel

40 x 36 inches

(SEng081)

 

Susan English

Outland No. 27, 2022

Signed, dated and titled on verso

tinted polymer on Dibond panel

40 x 36 inches

(SEng082)

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Catch the WestWood Gallery Exhibition: ARTISTS ON THE BOWERY PART 3Opening Reception | June 25, Saturday, 5 - 8pm Exhibition Dates | June 25 - August 27, 2022

ARTISTS ON THE BOWERY PART 3 Martha Diamond, Brenda Goodman, Medrie MacPhee, Mary Ann Unger Opening Reception | June 25, Saturday, 5 - 8pm Exhibition Dates | June 25 - August 27, 2022 WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC presents Artists on the Bowery Part 3, an exhibition of recent and historic paintings, works on paper, and sculpture by artists: Martha Diamond, Brenda Goodman, Medrie MacPhee, and Mary Ann Unger. From their studios on the Bowery, the historic area of NYC where hundreds of artists had studios and created a unique creative environment from the 1950s on, the four artists were pioneers in their own art movements at the boundary of abstraction and representation. WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC is pleased to collaborate on the exhibition with: Magenta Plains, Sikkema Jenkins & Co., Tibor de Nagy Gallery and Davidson Gallery. Preview Exhibition Email info@westwoodgallery.com to inquire regarding acquisition. [01.] Martha Diamond, White Glass (1989), oil on linen, 60 x 72 inches, courtesy of the artist and Magenta Plains, New York. [02.] Brenda Goodman, Double Talk (2019), oil on wood, two parts: 50 x 60 inches overall, courtesy of the artist and Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York. [03.] Medrie MacPhee, Sign Language (2022), oil and mixed media on canvas, 62 x 98 inches, courtesy of the artist and Tibor de Nagy Gallery. [04.] Mary Ann Unger, Untitled (1994), terracotta and pigment, 23.5 x 12 x 12 inches, courtesy of The Estate of Mary Ann Unger and Davidson Gallery. WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC 262 Bowery, New York NY 10012 United States Gallery Hours: Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm (212) 925-5700 info@westwoodgallery.com #westwoodgallery#fineartmagazine#boweryartfun

Lowell Ryan Projects is pleased to present Snowing Sun, a solo exhibition by Beacon, NY-based artist Andy Mister July 9-August 13, 2022

Andy Mister Snowing Sun July 9 - August 13, 2022 Opening Reception: Saturday, July 9th, 5-7pm Andy Mister An Invisible Terrain, 2021 Carbon pencil, charcoal, and acrylic on paper mounted on panel 46h x 40w inches If it was only the dark voice of the sea    That rose, or even colored by many waves;    If it was only the outer voice of sky And cloud, of the sunken coral water-walled,    However clear, it would have been deep air,    The heaving speech of air, a summer sound    Repeated in a summer without end - from “The maker’s rage to order words of the sea” by Wallace Stevens Lowell Ryan Projects is pleased to present Snowing Sun, a solo exhibition by Beacon, NY-based artist Andy Mister. This will be Andy Mister’s first exhibition with the gallery and in Los Angeles. Consisting of twelve works on paper mounted on wooden panel, straddling the line between painting and drawing or as the artist clarifies “drawn paintings,” the works in Snowing Sun explore the concept of a visual depiction of a landscape as if through the lens of a poet. In the main downstairs gallery, seven large-scale works depicting imposing snow-covered mountains are set against images of waves both retreating and crashing. Executed in a monochromatic palette of carbon pencil and charcoal, the meticulously rendered imagery is set against swaths of cool purple and cerulean acrylic washes. In the upper gallery space, an ombré palette of pinks, soft oranges and lavender enliven blooming flowers mounted on oval shaped panels. The title “Snowing Sun” is a reference to a favorite lyric from the Italian rock band, Bellini, “We crossed the ocean to see the snowing sun,” referring to the visual imagery in the exhibition, but also his identification with the band. As Mister notes, the “band is lead by an Italian couple who are Buddhists, but they make this loud kind of jarring music. I always related to that on a personal level.” Andy Mister’s imagery is taken from various sources, in this exhibition horticultural magazines and friends’ photographs from a trip are utilized, however the artist’s interest lies not in the specific origin of an image, but the process of its refraction through replication. Color schemes are reminiscent of the tones of paper one would find at a Xerox shop in the pre-internet area, but while Mister’s process of reproduction is laborious in nature, his skill is evident in the illusion of effortlessness and the surrealist quality of the final works. Mister, who holds degrees in English Literature, Philosophy and Creative Writing, approaches his work through the mind of a linguist. His artistic method of reproducing imagery becomes a tool to describe an image. He is not attempting to create a visual replication of a sublime experience, but instead create an interpretation of that encounter.   Andy Mister Depending on the Weather, 2022 Carbon pencil, charcoal, and acrylic on paper mounted on panel 22h x 17.5w inches   Andy Mister was born in 1979, New Orleans, LA and lives and works in Beacon, NY. Mister’s works investigate the boundary between mechanical and manual reproduction. Working with images appropriated from contemporary and vintage photographs, he questions how meaning is created or lost through the act of ‘copying.’ Mister received a B.A. in English Literature and Philosophy from Loyola University New Orleans, and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Montana. He has exhibited at galleries and institutions including Aldrich Museum, Ridgefield, CT; Rebecca Camacho Presents, San Francisco, CA; Second Street, Charlottesville, VA; Commune Gallery, Tokyo, Japan; Hirschl & Adler Modern, New York, NY; Turn Gallery, New York, NY; Joshua Liner Gallery, New York, NY; and Dieu Donné, Brooklyn, NY. Mister has published two books: Heroes & Villains (Cultural Society, 2015), a book of drawings, and Liner Notes (Station Hill, 2013), a lyric essay. He has been awarded residencies from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts. Andy Mister’s works have been reviewed and discussed in Hyperallergic, artReal, Frontrunner Magazine, Quiet Lunch, Artnet, BOMB Magazine, Whitewall.art, and COOL HUNTING, amongst others. For more information contact: info@lowellryanprojects.com   images courtesy of the artist and Lowell Ryan Projects 4619 West Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90016 Wednesday - Saturday, 12pm - 6pm (and by appointment) #lowellryanprojects#fineartmagazine#summerartfun

Hi All How's your German? Check out Galerie Lausberg's June 19th arts show!!!

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Vorstellung des neuen Buches von Claudia van Koolwijk Portraits 1980 - 2021 Mittwoch, 22. Juni 19.30 Uhr

Portraits 1980 - 2021  ist ein mehrere 100 Seiten umfassendes Buch, daß in Vielfalt und Opulenz die Portraitsfotografie als Teil des Lebenswerkes von Claudia van Koolwijk eindruckvoll darstellt. Im Rahmen der aktuellen Ausstellung von Angesicht zu Angesicht – Porträts und Selbstporträts stellt Dr. Ulrike Lehmann, die selbst einen Text für das Buch verfasst hat, die neue Publikation inhaltlich vor und spricht mit Claudia van Koolwijk über ihre Fotos, ihre Gedanken, die Vorgehensweise bei der Erstellung ihrer Bilder, aber auch über ihre Vorbilder aus der Kunstgeschichte.   Wir bitten um Anmeldungen für die Buchvorstellung bis Mittwoch 22. Juni 14.00 Uhr unter: info@galerie-lausberg.com

Dr. Ulrike Lehmann

Im Rahmen von düsseldorf photo+ zeigen wir die Ausstellungen von Claudia van Koolwijk von Angesicht zu Angesicht Portraits und Selbstportraits und Friederike Näscher Transluzent- neue Inszenierungen des Fotogramms sowie von Meer und Himmel hör ich singen - Heine Zyklus   verlängerte Ausstellungsdauer: 13. Mai 2022 - 24. Juli 2022

Friederike Näscher, Protagonist Turquoise No. 1 , 2018, Fine Art Print auf Photo Rag, Sonderedition Unikat, 100 x 100 cm

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BOOKPRESENTATION: Claudia van Koolwijk Portraits 1980 - 2021 Wednesday, June 22nd 7.30 p.m. Portraits 1980 - 2021 is the new publication of Claudia van Koolwijk, that shows over several 100 pages impressively the variety and opulence of her portrait photography as the important part of her life's work. Dr. Ulrike Lehmann, who wrote a text for the book herself, is going to present the content of the new publication and talks to Claudia van Koolwijk about her photos, her thoughts, the procedure for the creation of her pictures, but also about her role models from art history.   Please kindly register til Wednesday June 22nd  2pm! info@galerie-lausberg.com Claudia van Koolwijk von Angesicht zu Angesicht Portraits und Selbstportraits Friederike Näscher Transluzent – Neue Inszenierungen des Fotogramms + Meer und Himmel hör ich singen – Heine-Zyklus   Extended duration of exhibition: May 13th 2022 -  July 24th 2022

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