DOPPLER
at Parallel Art Space
Curated by Mel Prest, Doppler features work by 22 artists who explore the interplay of two and three dimensional space, often hovering in a sensory space between the two. The installation beautifully highlights dialogues between clusters of adjacent works. With the exception of a wall painting by Gilbert Hsiao and a large canvas by Karen Schifano, all of the pieces on exhibit are intimate in size.
The work on view spans a wide variety of approaches to art-making: ranging from the pared down elegance of Brent Hallard, Kevin Finklea and Richard Bottwin, to the complex surfaces of Mel Prest, Stephen Maine and Steven Baris, and the subtle geometries of Debra Ramsay and Nancy White.
For a comprehensive walk through of the exhibit, click here to see photographs taken by Richard Bottwin, one of the artists whose work is in the exhibit.
There is still one more weekend to see this wonderful exhibit, which closes on Sunday, August 18.
Installation view, left wall GILBERT HSIAO. photo from Parallel Art Space FB page |
From top left, counter-clockwise: ALBERT ROSKAM, RICHARD BOTTWIN, RUTH VAN VEENEN, photo courtesy of Richard Bottwin |
From left to right: GRACE KHOUW, STEPHEN MAINE, MEL PREST, EDGAR DIEHL photo courtesy of Richard Bottwin |
STRAIGHT LINES IN FIVE DIRECTIONS
at Garvey|Simon Art Access in Chelsea
Explorations of the straight line by five artists working with different intentions and in a variety of materials.
SUSAN SCHWALB Toccata #60, 2013 Mixed metalpoint on paper 9 x 9 inches |
KATE CARR Block E, 2012 Baltic birch plywood and felt 20 x 5 x 3 inches |
See more work by CARR by clicking here.
DAN WALSH Untitled (OGV-Violet, OGV-Green & OGV-Orange), 2007 Set of three woodcuts, each 23 x 49 inches |
This group exhibit (with work by Kate Carr, Susie Rosmarin, Susan Schwalb, James Siena and Dan Walsh) remains up through August 23. Garvey|Simon Art Access, 547 West 27th Street, New York. Photos from the gallery website.
RETICULATE
at McKenzie Fine Art
The focus of this group exhibit was work in which webs and nets play a role in the construction of space. Reticulate features work by 17 artists which vary in size from the intimate ink on paper drawings of Lori Ellison and small panels by Laura Sharp Wilson to large canvases by Jason Karolak and Jason Rohlf.
IVO RINGE Right on Top of the Skin, 2011 Acrylic on linen 28 x 24 inches |
LORI ELLISON Untitled, 2012 Ink on paper 11 5/8 x 8 1/4 |
CATHRYN ARCOMANO Mirea Series #33, 1981 Oil on canvasette 10 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches |
MARK SHEINKMAN Mercer, 2013 Oil, alkyd and graphite on paper 16 x 13 inches |
McKenzie Fine Art, 55 Orchard Street, NYC. The exhibit includes the work of 17 artists and is up through August 17. Photos from the gallery website.