Apr 23, 2017
Russell Tyler at Denny Gallery in New York City
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Russell Tyler at Denny Gallery in New York City
We were excited to hang at the opening of Transmitter artist Erin O’Keefe new show Book of Days at Denny Gallery.
(http://dennygallery.com/exhibitions/)
John Dante Bianchi at Denny Gallery.
Caris Reid - Split View 1, 2016
Have you seen Michael Mandiberg: New Work at Denny Gallery? Stop by through December 31 to check it out!
Emily Noelle Lambert 's installation Tangle' at Art-in-Buildings' 55 5th Ave exhibition space has been extended! Come by to see her amazing work in person!
Emily Noelle Lambert's paintings and sculptures are vivid, gestural abstractions that demonstrate an instinctual relationship to formal elements such as line and color. They are resolutely handmade and based in the physical capabilities of the artist's body – no single gesture is bigger than the swoop of the span of her arm. Tangle, a monumental, site-responsive painting, hugs the unusual curve of the lobby wall at 55 5th Avenue. The artist's largest single-panel work to date, it is a compelling echo of the building's architecture and swells as if to immerse the viewer in an enveloping environment of color. The painting's physicality brings to mind historic works such as Matisse's Cut Outs and Monet's The Water Lilies series, recalling their monumentality and relationship to the exhibition space. The cluster of accompanying sculptures, composed of discarded pieces of found wood that Lambert brightly paints and patterns, extend the canvas off the wall and into the viewer's space. It is a work you can lose yourself in, and will afford a moment of respite from the frenetic energy of 5th Avenue and the hectic pace of transition in the lobby.
Searching For The Light has a review up of Erin O’Keefe’s Books of Days at Denny Gallery.
“Now if playing around in the optics of the medium seems dry and academic, it is hard not to appreciate O’Keefe’s sense of color. For me personally, it’s the first time in a long time that I’ve let go of some old photography baggage and just liked photographs for how they looked. At the end of the day, recognizing that something is visually compelling is not a bad basis to value work.”
(via Searching for the Light: Erin O’Keefe, Book of Days @ Denny Gallery)
Scott Anderson, “Sleepwalkers and Thieves” || Carsick, 2016.
Oil and oil crayon on canvas. 42 x 32 in/107 x 81 cm. [denny].