NYC – Power Boothe
OPENING RECEPTION IS TONIGHT, January 19th, 6-8pm
The Onward of Art: American Abstract Artists 80th Anniversary Exhibition
January 18 – March 25, 2016
1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery
Between 51st and 52nd Streets, N.Y., N.Y.
The exhibition is a showcase not only of the vitality and relevance of American Abstract Artists in the twenty-first century, but of the continued relevance and vitality of art that communicates directly through the eyes, reaching our intellects and our emotions without words.
— Karen Wilkin, Curator
Participating Artists:
Alice Adams, Steven Alexander, Martin Ball, Siri Berg, Emily Berger, Susan Bonfils, Power Boothe, Naomi Boretz, Sharon Brant, Henry Brown, Marvin Brown, Mark Dagley, Gabriele Evertz, Heidi Glück, Gail Gregg, James Gross, Lynne Harlow, Mara Held, Daniel G. Hill, Gilbert Hsiao, Phillis Ideal, Julian Jackson, Roger Jorgensen, James Juszczyk, Cecily Kahn, Marthe Keller, Iona Kleinhaut, Victor Kord, Irene Lawrence, Jane Logemann, David Mackenzie, Stephen Maine, Katinka Mann, Nancy Manter, Joanne Mattera, Creighton Michael, Manfred Mohr, Judith Murray, John Obuck, Jim Osman, Corey Postiglione, Lucio Pozzi, Raquel Rabinovich, Dorothea Rockburne, Ce Roser, Irene Rousseau, David Row, Anne Russinof, Cordy Ryman, Lorenza Sannai, Mary Schiliro, Claire Seidl, Edward Shalala, Susan Smith, Richard Timperio, Li Trincere, Kim Uchiyama, Vera Vasek, Don Voisine, Stephen Westfall, Jeanne Wilkinson, Mark Williams, Thornton Willis, Kes Zapkus, Nola Zirin
Historical Works by :
Herbert Ferber, Balcomb Greene, Gertrude Greene, Harry Holtzman, Alice Trumbull Mason, Piet Mondrian, Ad Reinhardt, Esphyr Slobodkina, Jack Tworkov, Charmion von Wiegand
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California – Zachary Keeting
Sibling Rivalries at the Torrance Art Museum in CA
January 16 – March 12, 2016
The Torrance Art Museum is pleased to present Sibling Rivalries, a group exhibition of work by artists based in New York City and Los Angeles. The exhibition comprises the work of fourteen New York artists paired with the work of fourteen Los Angeles artists.
The curators, Max Presneill and Ashley Garrett, decided to approach emerging and experimental art spaces in the New York area and asked them to nominate fourteen emerging New York artists. These fourteen New Yorkers then chose fourteen corresponding Los Angeles artists whose work spoke to, inspired and/or informed their own practices
Taking as its point of departure the historic competition between the East and West coasts, Sibling Rivalries transforms the traditional, ‘competitive’ understanding of the term. In this exhibition, ‘rivalry’ expands to encompass a dynamic interaction between art practices occurring in the two primary art and culture production centers of the United States. This exhibition sees the dynamic tension of East Coast, West Coast rivalry as a productive form capable of illuminating contrasting approaches to mutual concerns.
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