2007 Exhibitions

Ryan Cobourn and Sangram Majumdar

Main Gallery
June 17 - July 12, 2008

Opening Reception: TBA

cobourn.jpgRyan Cobourn

majumdar.jpgSangram Majumdar

Sarah Hunter

Main Gallery
June 17 - July 12, 2008

Opening Reception: TBA
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Machine Learning

boyden-ml10.JPGHenry Brown, Terry Haggerty, Gilbert Hsiao & Douglas Melini
Project room installation by Michael Zahn

Curated by Matthew Deleget

November 27 – December 22, 2007
Reception: Thursday, November 29, 6-8pm

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Sam Feinstein

Sam Feinstein paintingMain Gallery
October 30th - November 24th, 2007

Reception: Thursday, November 1, 6-8 PM

Exhibition Information | Press Release

Sam Feinstein Film Screenings

Friday, November 2nd, 6-8 PM

Hans Hofmann (1950)
by Sam Feinstein, narration co-written by Hofmann

Sam Feinstein at the Metropolitan Museum (1999)
slide talk at the premiere screening of Hans Hofmann

Sam’s Show at Scargo (1986)
interview with Sam Feinstein in front of his paintings

Elizabeth Yamin: Recent Work

Liz Yamin paintingMain Gallery
October 2nd - 27th, 2007

Reception: Thursday, October 4, 6-8 PM

Exhibition Information | Press Release

Lieby Miedema: Works on Paper

Lieby Miedema paintingProject Room
October 2nd - 27th, 2007

Reception: Thursday, October 4th, 6-8 PM

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Anne Russinof: Recent Paintings and Drawings

Russinof_100Main Gallery
September 4th - 29th, 2007

Reception: Thursday, September 6, 6-9 PM

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Francis O’Shea: Recent Paintings

Francis O’Shea 100pxProject Room
September 4th - 29th, 2007

Reception: Thursday, September 6, 6-9 PM

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Building Picturing

Curated by Vittorio Colaizzi

Main Gallery and Project Room
June 19 – July 14, 2007

Opening Reception: June 21, 6-8 PM

Exhibition Information | Press Release | Review

“Building Picturing” features the work of sixteen painters whose approaches range from geometric abstraction to keen observation, from lyrical inventions with mark and color to restrained distillations of the landscape.

works by: Donald Beal, Martin Bromirski, Pamela S. Cardwell, Hannah Cornish, Michael Davidson, Vaughn Whitney Garland, Lenore Golub, Anne Gray, Julie Karabenick, Russell L. Roberts, Yolanda Sanchez, Jeffrey Stark, Elizabeth Ternhune, Timothy M. Trelease, David Webb, Susan Zurbrigg

Panel Discussion: The Collage Aesthetic in Painting

Thursday, June 14, 6:00–7:30 PM
FREE ADMISSION

Panelists:Mario Naves, Peter Paone, Karen Wilkin
Moderator: Andrea Packard

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Related Exhibition Information
Andrea Packard and Martha Armstrong
Celia Reisman

Andrea Packard and Martha Armstrong

Main Gallery
May 22–June 16, 2007

Opening Reception: Tuesday, May 22, 6-8 PM
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Andrea Packard’s landscapes and domestic scenes explore the richness and simultaneity of memory, desire, and perception. She develops striking imagery and relationships through combining handmade and painted paper with fragments of woodcuts, etchings, and fabric.

Martha Armstrong’s painterly abstractions from the landscape have won acclaim for their inventiveness and verve. In 2005, Jonathan Goodman wrote “There is always an exploratory energy within Armstrong’s art. She consistently investigates the landscape with expressive gestures whose vibrancy engages her audience with intelligence and energy.”

Celia Reisman

Project Room
May 22–June 16, 2007

Opening Reception: Tuesday, May 22, 6-8 PM
Exhibition Information | Press Release

Celia Reisman’s intimate gouache paintings and easel size oil paintings explore the relationship between memory and perception, where real and imaginary views of the everyday world transform the familiar into fiction.

Douglas Wirls: Furnishings

Main Gallery
April 24 - May 19, 2007

Reception: Thursday, April 26, 6-8 PM

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Bill Hochhausen: Frame of Mind

Bill Hochhausen paintingProject Room
April 24 - May 19, 2007

Opening Reception: April 26, 2007, 6-8PM

Exhibition Information

Zero Gravity / Heavy Weather

O Gravity/Heavy WeatherWeight and Weightlessness in Contemporary Painting
Curated by Suzanne Kammin Baron

Main Gallery
March 27, 2007-April 21, 2007

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 29 6-9pm.

Exhibition Information | Press Release | Review

Zero Gravity/Heavy Weather presents six New York City painters who explore contrasting, internally consistent material and thematic approaches to physical and conceptual weight in painting.

Works by: Andrew Leo Baron, Dionisio Cortes, Dale Emmart, Heidi Johnson, Margaret Krug, Leticia Ortega

Related Events
In conjunction with the exhibition, there will be a two-part workshop given by the participating artists and in association with The Creative Center: Arts in Healthcare.

April 7
Artists participating in Zero Gravity/Heavy Weather will speak about their work at The Painting Center.

April 14
A hands-on workshop will be given at The Creative Center’s Chelsea studio. Please visit www.thecreativecenter.org or call 646-336-7612 for details.

In addition, concurrent with The Painting Center exhibition, nextspaceGallery is pleased to announce it will be exhibiting the work of artists in Zero Gravity/Heavy Weather in its beautifully rendered virtual exhibition space. Founded in 2007 by Stephen Walker, nextspaceGallery offers a forum for artists to show their work without typical spatial or temporal restrictions thereby making art exhibitions accessible to a wider viewer base and allowing anyone with access to the internet to have a gallery experience. Please visit: www.nextspacegallery.com.

The Art of Losing:
Small Works by Margaret McCann

Margaret McCannProject Room
March 27, 2007-April 21, 2007

Opening Reception: Thursday, March 29 6-9 PM

Exhibition Information | Press Release

Fluid Fields

Fluid FieldsCurated by Susan Shatter

Main Gallery
February 27, 2007 – March 24, 2007

Reception: March 1, 6-8 pm

Exhibition Information | Press Release | Virtual Exhibition

Fluid Fields features 31 contemporary artists that engage the fluid, organic quality of the watercolor medium. The exhibit is an attempt to show how varied and experimental this medium can be.

Works by: Jan Aronson, Becky Brown, Alison Cattan, Kathy Crawley, Susanna Coffey, Eleanor Cogbill, David Dewey, Lois Dodd, Joan Dickson, Janet Fish, John Goodrich, Jacqueline Gourevitch, Kathy Hanson, Don Holden, Ray Kass, Peggy Kennedy, Ronnie Landfield, Ro Lohin, Melissa Meyer, Steve Manolis, Raoul Middleman, Graham Nickson, Elizabeth O’Reilly, Charles Parness, Margaret Richards, Reeve Schley, Harriet Shorr, Cynthia Sobel, Kamilla Talbot, Tina Tuttman, and Kevin Wixted.

Phyllis Floyd: Recent Watercolors

Phyllis Floyd: Recent Watercolors
Project Room
February 27, 2007 – March 24, 2007

Reception: March 1, 6-8 pm

Exhibition Information | Press Release | Read the review | Virtual Exhibition

Recent watercolors by Phyllis Floyd painted on site in Madison Square Park and other spots around Manhattan.

Carmela Kolman & Scott Noel

January 30 - February 24, 2007
Main Gallery & Project Room

Opening Reception: Thursday, Feb. 1, 2007, 6-9 PM

Carmela Kolman PaintingCarmela Kolman: Fruit and Baubles
Exhibition Information

Carmela Kolman’s compositions of richly hued fruit and beaded necklaces evoke abundance, fertility, and glamour. Her paintings’ compressed recession and expansive spaces abstract the tabletop format of the still life genre.

Scott Noel PaintingScott Noel: Studio Narratives
Exhibition Information | Press Release

Scott Noel’s new pictures explore the visual and psychological resonances between the figure, still life, and the cityscape unified in exchanges between the light outdoors and the reflected light that illuminates the studio.

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