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Alexander Ross Recent Terrestrials October 30 - December 6, 2014 Opening reception: Thursday, October 30 from 6-8pm David Nolan Gallery 527 West 29th Street New York, NY 10001 Image credit: © Alexander Ross, Untitled, 2014, oil on canvas, 54 x 58 in, 137.2 x 147.3 cm
David Nolan Gallery is pleased to announce that Wardell Milan has been added to the gallery program. His work will debut at the gallery in February with a three-person exhibition. For more information, please visit our website. Image credit: Late afternoon, between late summer and early fall, 2013, oil, pastel, charcoal on paper, 60 x 65 in
Installation views of White Magic: Robert Ryman, Rudolf Staffel
White Magic: Robert Ryman, Rudolf Staffel is now on view through October 25. The exhibition brings together two masters – painter, Robert Ryman (b. Nashville, Tennessee, 1930) and ceramicist, Rudolf Staffel (b. San Antonio, Texas, 1911-2002) – who, within their respective media (each strictly reduced to a palette almost exclusively of white), achieve highly complex bodies of work that celebrate form and gesture. Alongside a group of paintings by Ryman, we will exhibit over 40 ceramic vessels created by Staffel from the 1950s through the early 1990s, making this the first major presentation of Staffel’s work in 16 years. Photo: Rudolf Staffel Light Gatherer translucent glazed porcelain, handbuilt, with copper oxide wash 4 1/2 x 8 in
We are pleased to announce that Chicago based, Canadian born artist David Hartt has been shortlisted for the Aimia | Art Gallery of Ontario Photography Prize. Voting is now open and will remain open until November 5. Click here to view Hartt’s work and vote for the winner!
"Sketchbooks are the free wheeling workshops of the mind…the pool in which thousands of images and ideas float freely, rubbish and gems together, bumping into each other, some surfacing, some staying in the depths for years waiting to be remembered” – Alice Maher This September Roads will publish Reservoir: Sketchbooks & Selected Works, inviting us to explore the artist's creative process in a way never-before-seen. Read more about this upcoming publication here.
An installation view of David Hartt's recent exhibition Stray Light at the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh. Photo: Contemporary Art Daily
White Magic: Robert Ryman, Rudolf Staffel Curated by Meredith Harper September 10 - October 25, 2014 David Nolan Gallery is pleased to present White Magic: Robert Ryman, Rudolf Staffel, on view from September 10 through October 25. The exhibition brings together two masters – painter, Robert Ryman (b. Nashville, Tennessee, 1930) and ceramicist, Rudolf Staffel (b. San Antonio, Texas, 1911-2002) – who, within their respective media of paint and porcelain, each strictly reduced their aesthetic vocabularies to a palette almost exclusively of white, thereby allowing themselves to realize highly complex bodies of work that celebrate form and gesture. Alongside a group of paintings by Ryman, we will exhibit over 40 ceramic vessels created by Staffel from the 1950s through the early 1990s, making this the first major presentation of Staffel’s work in 16 years. This exhibition will provide an opportunity to look at the work of both artists in dialogue, imparting a deeper understanding of each. Photo: Rudolf Staffel Light Gatherer, c. 1980, porcelain 7 x 6 inches
TOSSED: ORGANIZED BY JENNIFER COATES AND RACHEL SCHMIDHOFER Including works by Steve DiBenedetto and Alexander Ross. August 16 - September 14, 2014 Opening Reception: Saturday, August 16 from 6-8 pm Jeff Bailey Gallery / Hudson 127 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534
Richard Artschwager, 2008. (Photo: Ann Artschwager) I FIRST MET RICHARD IN 1967, in Vermillion, South Dakota. I was teaching at the University of South Dakota at the time. We were able to enlist him as a visiting artist because he was on his way back to New York from California. The oxymoronic character of his work and the poetic way he thought and spoke about art caused for me an immediate connection. If someone like him lived in New York, I needed to move there. So in 1968 I did and have lived here ever since. - John Torreano Read the full story on Artforum.
On view in the Project Room through August 1: Sun Ra When Sun Comes Out: Ephemera 1956-1975 Photo: Design for The Soul Vibrations of Man (album cover) c. 1976 gouache on metallic coated paper card stock 13 x 13 in 33 x 33 cm
Installation view of our summer group show featuring works by: Ellen Berkenblit, Steve DiBenedetto, Phil Hanson, Barry Le Va, Albert Oehlen, Alexander Ross and Rebecca Shore Stop by the gallery Tues-Friday from 10-6pm to see the show through August 1st.
Phil Hanson in our summer group show: I reckon when I count at all (Dickinson) 2014 oil on canvas 41 x 41 in 104.1 x 104.1 cm On view through August 1st.
Join us next Thursday, June 26th for an opening reception 6-8pm and musical performance by Tom Chang Quartet at 7pm.
Alexander Ross and Steve DiBenedetto are included in an upcoming exhibition at the New Britain Museum of Art, Connecticut: This One's Optimistic: Pincushion Curated by Cary Smith June 7-Sept. 14, 2014 Opening Reception: Saturday, June 7, 2014 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Curator Remarks at 3 p.m. This One’s Optimistic: Pincushion is a densely hung, salon style exhibition that includes paintings and drawings by 38 contemporary artists, all of whom are known for their excellence in making work that leans heavily towards abstraction. Photo: Alexander Ross Untitled 2011 oil on canvas 24 x 24 in
Serban Savu speaks with Hyperallergic about why he became an artist, the meaning of art, and the one painting in all of history he loves most. Click here to read the interview Photo: Serban Savu The Brick Factory 2011 oil on canvas 55 1/2 x 74 7/8 in 141 x 190 cm
Snapshot from this past weekend's opening of David Hartt's exhibition, Stray Light, on view at the Carnegie Museum of Art through August 11th. http://www.cmoa.org/ExhibitionDetail.aspx?id=22130