Showing posts with label Metaphor Contemporary Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Metaphor Contemporary Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

A First Look. And a Last Chance (With Party).

.Three by me at DM Contemporary/Manhattan: From top, Silk Road 127, 128 and 129, 2009, each encaustic on panel, 12 x 12 inches..A First View . . .DM Contemporary, a gallery in Mill Neck, Long Island, where I am represented, has opened a private viewing space in Manhattan. The new space is located in suddenly chic lower Park Avenue (the Gansevoort Park Hotel will open across the street in a few

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

The L'eau Down: Installation Shots from "Slippery When Wet"

.I'll have paparazzi pics on Friday, but I wanted to show you installation shots of Slippery When Wet at Metaphor Contemporary Art, in which I have work. Obviously I can't review the show, but I can describe and discuss it--a diverse thematic show in which water asserts itself abstractly and representationally, in color and in black and white. View from the front door: Foreground, Andrew Mockler,

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

A Great Opening on Friday! Pics Coming Soon . . .

.Slippery When Wet, a group show of painting and photography that expresses and references water, has opened at Metaphor Contemporary Art in Brooklyn. I'm one of seven artists (Suzan Batu, Susan Homer, Nancy Manter, Andrew Mockler, Don Muchow, Peter Schroth) in the show, which is curated by Julian Jackson and Rene Lynch..Soon, soon, soon I'll post pics of the show and from the opening. Meanwhile,

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Stayin' Alive: The Auction at Metaphor

The installation clockwise from the front door. Here there are works by Stephanie Brody Lederman, Tim McDowell, Mary Judge, Cecile Chong, Julie Gross and othersThe pictures you see here are from the Stayin' Alive auction at Metaphor Contemporary Art in Brooklyn. The auction, which benefits the exhibition program at the gallery during these hardscrabble economic times, features the work of many