Denise Adler’s latest show, “Making Sense” is a retrospective of sorts tracing the trajectory of work the artist has created over her professional life. A deep dive into the common threads that connect and distinguish her style and sensibility across mediums. Denise Adler sets out to create portraits and dreamscapes that express the mythic and legendary. These pieces, both personal and archetypical, memorialize a moment in time. Her mixed media work often takes the form of drawing, painting and collage. Magazines, photographs and found materials factor in and become the story within the story. Her solo show “Making Sense” in February 2022 at Pictor Gallery, looks at the artist’s journey over her more than 40 year career. It includes photography, printmaking as well as mixed media collage and pairs her earlier works with more recent work, with the goal of telling a cohesive and personal story.

In Gallery 2 is “States of Mind” showing works by Terri Fraser, Judith Luongo, Elizabeth Stern

Please join us for the opening reception for Making Sense and States of Mind on Thursday February 10th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Light refreshments will be served in the lobby area outside the gallery. (Once inside, we ask that you wear a mask.) On Saturday February 12th from 3-6 will also be having a Celebration, Please join us then as well! Then on Thursday February 17th join us for our Pictor Salon, featuring Plays For Us from 6:00-8:00 pm. This New York based group of actors will present 3 short play readings dealing with feminism, politics as well as social and racial justice in: The Persistence of Nasty. Refreshments will be served.