IT’S SUMMER! is a group exhibition bringing together the work of 28 artists with new pieces fresh from their studios. Celebrating summer, IT’S SUMMER!, presents work that is richly varied in material and content in an effort to share what each artist is thinking about right now. Rising Tide by Joe Rudko (pictured above) combines…
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Don’t Touch My Circles At Catharine Clark Gallery
Don’t Touch My Circles, is a group exhibition of work across media by Kim Beck, Kevin Cooley, Nicki Green, Bill Jacobson, Jana Sophia Nolle, Stephanie Syjuco, and Marie Watt. The exhibition’s title references a quote attributed to Greek mathematician and astronomer Archimedes (287 – 212 BCE) who, upon confrontation with a Roman soldier during the…
Summertime Blues At Holly Johnson Gallery
SUMMERTIME BLUES, is a group exhibition of collages, drawings, paintings, photography, sculpture, and prints. Many of the gallery’s artists will be on display including: John Adelman, Stuart Arends, David Aylsworth, William Betts, Anna Bogatin Ott, Rebecca Carter, Douglas Leon Cartmel, Theresa Chong, Eric Cruikshank, Matthew Cusick, Dornith Doherty, Tommy Fitzpatrick, Christopher French, Raphaëlle Goethals, Geoff…
Luke Pelletier At New Image Art
As summer begins, and the nights heat up, Luke Pelletier creates his own retro-fantasy, transporting his viewers to a dreamlike Americana themed extravaganza filled with carnival stages, fireworks, and more. Pelletier embeds each painting in its own bold world, building a playful ambiance of interconnected realities. His paintings vary from still lives of classic american…
Summer Sessions Part I At Anglim Gilbert Gallery
Summer Sessions, is a two-part series of exhibitions that will feature the work of six emerging Bay Area artists, each of whom will be showing at the gallery for the first time. The series is conceived as an homage to the gallery’s historic Introductions program, which provided many now established Bay Area artists with their…
Tom Wesselmann At Gagosian Gallery
Tom Wesselmann (1931–2004) was a leading exponent of American Pop art who explored the classical genres of the nude, still life, and landscape, updated to include contemporaneous everyday objects and advertising ephemera. Known for iconic works such as Portrait Collage #1 (1959), the Great American Nude series (1961–73), Bedroom Paintings (1968–83), and the Standing Still…
Liam Gillick At Museo D’arte Contemporanea Donnaregina
Standing on Top of a Building: Films 2008-2019 is the first retrospective dedicated exclusively to Liam Gillick’s film production. The exhibition, curated by Alberto Salvadori and Andrea Viliani, presents for the first time a selection of the most important videos and films made by the artist, in a setting specifically designed to integrate the vision…
Jay Nelson At Johansson Projects
In Jay Nelson’s prodigious body of built work there is always the dare for the viewer to see from a new perspective. To inhabit what he calls new ‘structures for seeing’. A Honda Civic, as a perspective. A tree, as a perspective. A backyard. The dare in Making Lands is to inhabit Nelson’s quiet nights…
From The Paper To The Wall At Galerie Templon Brussels
This Summer, Galerie Templon is showcasing contemporary drawing in an original and celebratory show featuring Omar Ba, Abdelkader Benchamma, Norbert Bisky, Oda Jaune and Chiharu Shiota. The artists were invited to appropriate the gallery walls and create an array of unique wall installations. The ephemeral works will be accompanied by a new series of drawings…
