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SUMMARY:Margaret Vega: Interstices
DESCRIPTION:November 11 – December 6\, 2025 \nOpening Reception: Thurs. Nov. 13\, 6-8 pm \n Multi-disciplinary artist Margaret Vega opens her solo show\, Interstices\, at Atlantic Gallery on November 11\, 2025. A reception featuring wine tasting by Community Wine will take place on Thursday\, November 13\, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. \n The curation pendulates between the artist’s different bodies of work to consider persistent questions around the cataloging of history and hierarchy\, recording human narratives\, and the influence of personal and cultural history. One series investigates the crayon labeled Flesh that she used as a child\, examining how color and classification shape perception\, asking the difficult question\, “Can we ever be Flesh neutral?” \n The artist is inspired by counting systems\, like the pre-colonial knot-based Inka language of Khipus and historical documentation that imposed a fixed lens based on skin color resulting in Damnatio Memoriae. Several of her pieces pose the question\, “Are We Still Counting?”. \n The found and placed artifacts in Vega’s most recent work are designed with a scale that reflects the human need to collect\, to reorganize the rhythm of nature and give meaning to the symbolic\, hierarchical cataloging of fragment and object. Simultaneously\, Vega works with the representational landscape\, “to re-connect with the cadence and order of nature while considering its overlapping relationship with time\, myth\, dreaming time or storytelling\, all comparative elements marking our fleeting impermanence”. \n Typical of Vega’s work\, these pieces are like open ended poetry. The concepts are juxtaposed in the small spaces. Vega states\, “…the Interstices that exist between thoughts\, between time periods in our life that feel like emptiness\, between the small unnoticed sliver of light and the pauses between questions as we search for answers\, between awareness and knowledge. Without these cracks and crevices in life\, movement could not exist. We would be stagnant.” Interstices will be on view through December 6.
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LOCATION:Atlantic Gallery\, 548 W. 28th St\, #540\, New York\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Skipping Along:  Arlene Farenci Paintings and Prints
DESCRIPTION:October 21st – November 8th \nOpening Receptions: \nThursday\, October 23rd\, 6 – 8 pm and Saturday\, October 25th\, 1-3 pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce Skipping Along\, a solo exhibition of new works by Arlene Farenci. This marks Farenci’s second solo show with the gallery and features a vibrant selection of abstract paintings and prints on paper\, created between 2024 and 2025. \nThe exhibition title\, Skipping Along\, reflects the playful energy that defines Farenci’s approach to mark-making. Her rhythmic brushstrokes travel across paper with a vitality that feels kinetic — gestures so expressive they seem to want to leap off the page. Working primarily with acrylics for their immediacy and ability to preserve movement\, Farenci favors oversized\, bristly brushes where each stroke has a character of their own. \nFarenci embraces the unpredictability of materials like sumi ink on xuan paper\, allowing the medium’s fluidity to guide her. In her bold carborundum prints\, texture becomes a central focus — tactile\, raw\, and imperfect. Whether working in color or in black and white\, Farenci’s work remains rooted in a deep respect for the expressive potential of materials. Skipping Along captures the essence of her evolving practice: spirited\, physical\, and joyfully unrestrained. \nArlene Farenci earned her BS in Fine Arts from CUNY Hunter College. She pursued additional printmaking studies at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop and the Manhattan Graphics Center\, as well as through intensive workshops with master printers Anthony Kirk and Michael Costello. Her work has been exhibited widely and has received numerous awards. She has shown in venues including the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition (BWAC)\, Greenwich Art Society\, Duoro Print Biennial\, Silvermine Gallery\, Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts\, 14C Art Fair\, Blue Mountain Gallery\, Prince Street Gallery\, and Atlantic Gallery\, where she is a member. \nWebsite: arlenefarenci.com
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SUMMARY:Hive Mind
DESCRIPTION:HIVE MIND \n             An Exhibition of Works \n              by the Artists of New England Wax \n               Curated by Ingrid Dinter \n                                                                      September 9-27\, 2025 \n                                                                 Artist Reception: Sat. Sept. 13\, 3-5 pm \n                                                                 Special Evening hours: Thurs. Sept. 11\, 6-8pm \n  \nThe Atlantic Gallery is pleased to present Hive Mind\, an exhibition of works by the artists of the New England Wax organization (N.E.W.)\, from September 9th through September 27\, 2025. An opening reception\, with many of the artists in attendance\, will be held at the gallery on Saturday\, September 13th from 3-5 pm\, with special evening hours on Thursday\, September 11th\, 6-8pm.  \n\nCurator Ingrid Dinter has selected art for this exhibition from the work of 27 N.E.W. artists that depict diverse ideas related to the colloquial phrase “hive mind”. Dinter\, an art professional based in New York City\, brings her experience as a former gallery owner\, private dealer\, independent curator\, writer\, and educator\, to create an exhibit that draws inspiration from the behavior of social insects\, particularly bees\, who work together to achieve mutual goals through their cooperative communal spirit and unified sense of purpose. Hive Mind highlights the potential for synergy and innovation that emerges when individuals come together to work for a common purpose. The artists of New England Wax utilize their shared interest in beeswax\, both hot and cold\, as an artistic medium\, to create thought-provoking and unique two and three-dimensional works within a broad collective context. \n\nNew England Wax is an active organization of artists from the six New England states whose shared goals are to provide opportunities to exhibit\, to share technical information and aesthetic ideas\, to promote excellence in fine art made with wax\, to educate the general public about this medium\, to increase interest in encaustic and cold wax in the art world\, and to build community with other artists. For additional information visit their website\, newenglandwax.com or follow them on Instagram @new_england_wax.
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SUMMARY:Brown Sugar
DESCRIPTION:Brown Sugar:\nLee Lee La Cubana and Jency Sekaran\nRooted in the Lived Experiences of Women of Color\nAugust 5th – August 23rd\, 2025\nOpening Reception: August 7th\, 6 – 8 pm\n\nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce Brown Sugar\, an exhibition of works by Lee Lee La Cubana and Jency Sekaran\, on view from August 5th through August 23rd\, 2025. An opening reception will be held for the artists on Thursday\, August 7th\, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. \nBrown Sugar explores the individual and collective experiences of women of color through intimacy\, identity\, and power. The exhibition reflects on how culture\, memory and personal history has shaped the everyday realities of navigating race\, gender and self-expression. Channeling from lived experiences\, Lee Lee La Cubana and Jency Sekaran offer a visual language of resilience\, softness\, pleasure\, and resistance. \nLee Lee La Cubana\, a multidisciplinary artist and cultural curator\, examines the intersections of identity\, power\, and self-expression through a pop art lens. Jency Sekaran\, a mixed media artist and epidemiologist explores the complexities of identity to foster a dialogue about acceptance and empowerment. Together\, they form a conversation that honors the layered complexities of brown womanhood. \nAtlantic Gallery • 548 West 28th Street • Suite 540 • New York\, NY 10001 • Tel. 212.219.3183 • Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat noon-6:00 p.m
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SUMMARY:Artelibre in Atlantic Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, July 15 – Saturday\, August 2\, 2025\nOpening Reception: July 17\, 6 – 8 PM\nArtelibre: More than a Quarter of a Century Giving Voice to Realist Art \nIn 1999\, Galería Artelibre was born with a clear and passionate mission: to champion the value of contemporary realist art and restore it to its rightful place within the international art scene. This project\, driven by the vision and dedication of its founder\, José Enrique González\, has since become a reference platform for artists around the world who have committed themselves to a craft-based\, rigorous\, authentic\, and profoundly human form of artistic expression. \nNow\, 25 years later\, we celebrate a journey marked by perseverance\, excellence\, and the tireless promotion of figurative art. And we do so with a very special exhibition that brings a grand close to our commemorative program: New York\, the city that never sleeps\, and where art is always alive and in motion\, hosts this important milestone. A city where culture is a universal language. \nThe exhibition\, which will be held from July 15 to August 2\, 2025 at the renowned Atlantic Gallery\, brings together 120 small-format works (8×8″) created by artists from all over the world. This is a collective\, diverse\, and passionate display\, committed to quality\, emotion\, and technique — one that celebrates creativity in its purest form: honest\, direct\, and deeply moving. \nAmong the featured artists are distinguished names such as Allan Gorman (USA)\, Chris Klein (Canada)\, Aurelio Rodríguez (Spain)\, Christophe Vacher (USA\, two-time Emmy Award winner)\, Francesco Capello (Italy)\, Jan Ander Nelson (USA)\, Luis Royo (Spain)\, Mark Tennant (USA)\, and the gallery director himself\, José Enrique González\, among many others. Each of them brings a unique artistic richness that elevates this exhibition to an exceptional level. \nThe official opening will take place on July 17\, 6 – 8 PM\, at Atlantic Gallery\, and is open to all art lovers — to all those who value talent\, discipline\, and artistic expression in its most essential and profound form. \nFollowing its time in New York\, the exhibition will travel to Zaragoza and Madrid (Spain)\, thus concluding a year-long cycle of commemorative events hosted in various cities and venues. \nBecause we believe in art with soul.\nBecause we believe in the transformative power of beauty.\nAll for love\, all for art. \nJosé Enrique González\nDirector of Galería Artelibre\nFounder of ModPortrait \nArtelibre: Más de un cuarto de siglo dando voz al arte realista \nEn 1999 nació Galería Artelibre con una misión clara y apasionada: reivindicar el valor del arte realista contemporáneo y devolverle el lugar que merece en el panorama artístico internacional. Este proyecto\, impulsado por la visión y el compromiso de su fundador\, José Enrique González\, ha sido\, desde sus inicios\, una plataforma de referencia para artistas de todo el mundo que han apostado por un arte de oficio\, riguroso\, auténtico y profundamente humano. \nHoy\, 25 años después\, celebramos una trayectoria marcada por la constancia\, la excelencia y la promoción incansable del arte figurativo. Lo hacemos con una exposición muy especial que pone el broche de oro a una intensa agenda conmemorativa: Nueva York\, la ciudad que nunca duerme\, acoge el cierre de este aniversario tan significativo. Una ciudad donde el arte está siempre vivo\, en movimiento\, y donde la cultura se convierte en un lenguaje universal. \nLa muestra\, que se exhibirá del 15 de julio al 2 de agosto de 2025 en la prestigiosa Atlantic Gallery\, reúne 120 obras de pequeño formato (8×8”) realizadas por artistas procedentes de distintas partes del mundo. Una exposición coral\, diversa\, comprometida con la calidad\, la emoción y la técnica\, que pone en valor la creatividad sin artificios: el arte puro\, directo\, sensible. \nEntre los artistas participantes se encuentran nombres destacados como Allan Gorman (EE. UU.)\, Chris Klein (Canadá)\, Aurelio Rodríguez (España)\, Christophe Vacher (EE. UU.\, ganador de dos premios Emmy)\, Francesco Capello (Italia)\, Jan Ander Nelson (EE. UU.)\, Luis Royo (España)\, Mark Tennant (EE. UU.)\,y el propio director José Enrique González entre muchos otros. Todos ellos aportan una riqueza estilística que eleva la muestra a una categoría excepcional. \nLa inauguración oficial tendrá lugar el día 17 de julio a las 18:00 h 20: 00 h en Atlantic Gallery\, y está abierta a todos los amantes del arte con mayúsculas\, a todos los que valoran el talento\, la disciplina y la expresión artística desde su esencia más profunda. \nEsta exposición también viajará posteriormente a las ciudades de Zaragoza y Madrid\, cerrando así un ciclo de actividades conmemorativas que han recorrido diferentes espacios a lo largo del último año. \nPorque creemos en el arte con alma.\nPorque creemos en el poder transformador de la belleza.\nTodo por amor\, todo por el arte. \nJosé Enrique González\nDirector de Galería Artelibre\nFundador de ModPortrait
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SUMMARY:Chicanery: A Solo Exhibition by Blair Martin Cahill
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, June 24th – Saturday\, July 12th\, 2025 \nOpening reception: Thursday\, June 26th\, 6:00 – 8:00pm \n\nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce Chicanery\, a solo exhibition of embroidered works by Blair Martin Cahill\, on view from June 24 through July 12\, 2025. An opening reception will be held for the artist on Thursday\, June 26\, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. \nIn Chicanery\, Cahill uses thread as a storyteller—each stitch layered with emotion\, wit\, and intention. Her work dances between the sublime and the delightfully outrageous\, always grounded in a deep respect for texture\, technique\, and the narrative power of embroidery. \nCahill holds a BFA from California Institute of the Arts and an MA in Fine Art from the University of the Arts London\, Chelsea. Her approach to fiber art reflects a lifelong engagement with color\, material\, and emotional resonance. In addition to exhibiting widely\, she has lectured at the International Sculpture Convention and the Collage Artists of America. Notably\, she has shown work at the Royal College of Art Summer Exhibition on two occasions. \nWith Chicanery\, Cahill invites viewers into a world where thread unravels secrets\, humor softens truth\, and fabric becomes a site of connection between artist and audience. The exhibition showcases her latest body of work\, where thread unravels personal and cultural narratives one stitch at a time. \nWebsite: www.blaircahill.com
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SUMMARY:Art Matters The Paintings of Robert Forte
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, June 3rd – Saturday\, June 21st\, 2025 \nOpening reception: Thursday\, June 5th\, 6:00 – 8:00pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce Art Matters\, a new solo exhibition of paintings by Robert Forte\, on view from Tuesday\, June 3rd through Saturday\, June 21st\, 2025. A reception for the artist will be held on Thursday\, June 5th\, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. \n In today’s highly charged socio-political environment\, the need for the arts is essential. “Art Matters” is a show that addresses this imperative through the artist’s belief that painting provides a viable release for the concerns and emotions that are so palpable today. Forte’s new work reflects a multi-faceted world of bold imagery and vibrant color as a metaphor for the crises we confront. In this context\, painting becomes a cathartic experience. Our world is problematic and complex\, but it is beautiful\, inspirational and meaningful as well. Forte’s paintings portray diversity\, trauma and violence\, but they also remind the viewer that there is much to be grateful for. The components that generate this exuberance are the “matters” which inform Forte’s art and demonstrate why art “matters”. \nRobert Forte’s paintings are held by numerous private collectors and are shown regularly at Atlantic Gallery and at the Meeting House Gallery in New Marlborough\, Massachusetts. Forte is a member of the Federation of Modern Painters and Sculptors\, and has exhibited in the Federation’s annual show at Prince Street Gallery. Forte studied painting and drawing at the Art Students League and Spring Studio. He also attended classes at the School of Visual Arts\, and participated in a workshop with Philip Pearlstein at the National Academy School of Fine Arts. Forte is a graduate of Harvard Law School and held the position of Deputy Solicitor General of the State of New York. \nWebsite: robertforte.com \nAtlantic Gallery • 548 West 28th Street • Suite 540 • New York\, NY 10001 • Tel. 212.219.3183 \nGallery Hours: Tues-Sat noon-6:00 p.m
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SUMMARY:Phyllis Chillingworth: The Experience of Seeing
DESCRIPTION:May 13 – May 31\, 2025 \nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 15\, 5-8pm \n\n\n“Stepping out of the villa in Fiesole\, I saw stripes of pale-pink and cobalt-blue\, stopping me in my tracks. I had to paint.”  \n\n\n\n\n\nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to present The Experience of Seeing\, the 6th solo show by Phyllis Chillingworth\, on view from May 13 to May 31\, 2025. The Opening Reception: Thursday\, May 15. Chillingworth has a clarity of vision\, a unique color sense and the ability to create paintings of impact that excite the senses. They are as much about her as they are about the inspiration of the moment. Chillingworth states: “There is more on my brushes than pigment.”  Each painting tells a story and shifts the viewer’s perspective\, looking up\, over\, through and beyond. She invites you to experience the fascination\, emotion and symbolism that they each evoke. \n\n\n\n\n\n“This stunning body of work communicates Chillingworth’s deep connection to the beauty of the natural world. The luminosity and purity of vision each of the compositions holds\, invites us to feel the spark of her inspiration. Generously offering a window to her process\, her fresh collages and watercolors allow us to take a deeper journey into her practice. The pieces are gem-like distillations of the spirit of both the artist and the places she loves.”      \n\n\n                                                                  — Amy Wynne\, Artist\, Educator\, Explorer \n\n\n\n\n\nPhyllis Chillingworth lives in NYC and Montauk. Her paintings have been featured in many shows on Long Island and at Concord Arts\, MA. Chillingworth holds a BFA/MFA from TheYale School of Art and a BS from The Institute of Design\, Illinois Institute of Technology\, Chicago. Phyllis has studied painting with Ophrah Shemesh in NYC and at Visual Arts Italy in Gaeta\, Italy. \n\n\n\n\n\nTo learn more about the artist visit www.phyllischillingworth.com & follow her on Instagram @phyllischillingworth. \n\n\nGallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday\, 12 – 6:00 pm \n\n\nFor more information\, contact: Atlantic Gallery 212.219.3183 548 W 28th Street\, Suite 540\, New York\, NY 10001. www.atlanticgallery.org Info@atlanticgallery.org
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SUMMARY:Fellow Imaginaries
DESCRIPTION:FELLOW IMAGINARIES\nA Collaborative Installation by\nCAROLE d’INVERNO and SUSAN ROSTOW\nwith Incidental Music by BILL FRISELL\nApril 22 – May 10\, 2025 \nOpening Reception:\nThursday\, April 24\, 5 to 8 pm \n\nInstagram Live Feed & Walk Through:\nTuesday April 29\, 1 pm www.instagram.com/susanrostow \n\nArtists in Conversation with Etty Yaniv\nat the Gallery and on Zoom:\nSaturday\, May 3\, 5 to 6 pm\nRSVP for the zoom link at fellowimaginaries@gmail.com \n  \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to present Fellow Imaginaries\, a collaborative exhibition by artists Carole d’Inverno and Susan Rostow with an ambient soundtrack by composer Bill Frisell. \n\nFor d’Inverno and Rostow Fellow Imaginaries is the culmination of a long process of sharing ideas as artists\, friends\, and neighbors. Over the past year\, via trial and error\, doing and undoing\, they have arrived at a shared narrative of labor and play. The work they are presenting comes from memories and stories of their upbringing\, d’Inverno in Italy and Belgium\, Rostow in Philadelphia and New York City. Their knowledge and experience as mature artists pulls the work into focus and clears it of unnecessary narrative. Bill Frisell\, a renowned composer\, has worked with d’Inverno and Rostow before. This time\, he lends his signature sound to create an ambient soundtrack inspired by the sculptures and paintings. The ethereal soundtrack enhances the visual experience of the exhibition. \nThe direct connection between d’Inverno and Rostow is fully apparent in their 3D collaborative sculptures. We see them fusing their esthetics to create a hybrid. The pieces are mostly in white or muted tones and are connected via wires that enhance the works’ narrative. The sculptures evoke manual labor and play. We see them pull and push fanciful loads\, as in Yacht Rock. Others swing from a makeshift circus trapeze\, as in Acrobatica\, or juggle plates\, as in GrandMa’s Porcelain. All are the result of long talks\, shared stories\, and memories.\nFor d’Inverno\, this collaboration has opened new pathways in her artistic practice. She reconnected with the making of 3D objects. To make her sculptures\, she transformed her space from a painting studio to a shop and used found objects\, paper clay\, and papier-mâché. These new works seem\, at times\, to be toppling over and display inherent fragility and playfulness. d’Inverno is also presenting new paintings made in response to Rostow’s colors and shapes. The new work is notable in the use of a narrative of building blocks\, and earthy tones as in North-South. \n\nFor Rostow\, the collaboration unexpectedly shifted her palette from earthy tones to pastels and nearly white pieces. She also reversed her usual process for creating biomorphic figurative sculptures. Previously\, she built a foundation of prints on paper and wire\, then applied clay and pigments on top. In this collaboration\, she began with a clay foundation\, layering prints on paper and wire over it. This approach resulted in a lighter surface color\, with exposed wires intentionally left visible to connect her pieces to d’Inverno’s physically. \nFellow Imaginaries is a testament to the power of artistic exchange\, where materials\, ideas\, and processes merge to form a shared visual language. Through their collaborative sculptures and individual works\, d’Inverno and Rostow push each other into new creative territories\, while Frisell’s ambient soundtrack ties it all together\, making the exhibition an immersive\, multi-sensory experience. \nCarole d’Inverno (b. 1956\, Spa\, Belgium) is a research-driven artist focusing on American history. Her paintings and drawings investigate themes of immigration\, and the human impact on the land. Notable solo exhibitions include the Duluth Art Institute\, Duluth\, MN; Atlantic Gallery\, NY\, NY; The Massillon Museum\, Massillon\, OH; The Western Carolina University\, Cullowhee\, NC; PENN State University\, Altoona\, PA; and the State University of New York\, Rochester\, NY. d’Inverno has participated in exhibitions at the Maitland Art and History Museums\, Maitland\, FL; North Seattle College Art Gallery\, Seattle\, WA; NARS Foundation\, NY\, NY; Schweinfurth Art Center\, Auburn\, NY; Notre Dame of Maryland University\, Baltimore\, MD; and the Ronald Barr Gallery\, Indiana University Southeast\, New Albany\, IN\, amongst others. d’Inverno lives and works in New York. \nBill Frisell (b. 1951\, Baltimore\, MD). Frisell’s career as a guitarist and composer has spanned more than 40 years and many celebrated recordings\, whose catalog has been cited by Downbeat as ‘the best recorded output of the decade.’ In recent years\, Frisell has forged a distinctive and fruitful collaboration with the Blue Note label\, releasing HARMONY\, Valentine and FOUR to great acclaim. Recognized as one of America’s 21 most vital and productive performing artists\, Frisell was named an inaugural Doris Duke Artist in 2012.  He is also a recipient of grants from United States Artists\, Meet the Composer among others. In 2016\, he was a beneficiary of the first FreshGrass Composition commission to preserve and support innovative grassroots music. Upon San Francisco Jazz opening their doors in 2013\, he served as one of their Resident Artistic Directors. Frisell is the subject of a documentary film by director Emma Franz\, entitled Bill Frisell: A Portrait\, which examines his creative process in depth\, as well as an extensive biography by Philip Watson\, Beautiful Dreamer: The Guitarist Who Changed The Sound of American Music. \n\nSusan Rostow (b. 1953\, NYC\, NY) is a Brooklyn based process-driven multi-media artist working in printmaking\, sculpture\, and animation. Her work investigates the balance between nature and technology\, the real and imagined\, and physical and digital realities. Rostow is a recipient of several awards\, including a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Printmaking / Book Arts\, Pollock-Krasner Foundation Fellowship and the Anolic Jewish Book Arts Award. She has participated in numerous exhibitions throughout NYC and the United States\, Europe\, Peru\, Korea\, and Japan. Her prints and sculptural books are in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress National Print Archives\, Washington DC\, the Allan Chasanoff Bookwork Collection at Yale University Art Gallery\, New Haven\, CT\, the Portland Art Museum\, Portland\, OR\, and the Washington State Art Collection\, Olympia\, WA. \n\nAtlantic Gallery 548 West 28th Street\, Suite 540\, New York\, NY 10001 • Tel. 212.219.3183 \nGallery Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6 p.m.
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SUMMARY:Connections IX
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Gallery is pleased to present Connections IX\, our annual Artists Selecting Artists exhibition. The annual “Connections” show\, emphasizes the bonds between artist-friends who share thoughts about their work\, communicate through their work\, and admire and appreciate each other’s work. \nThis year\, the exhibition will showcase the work of 42 invited artists\, along with 14 Atlantic Gallery members\, embracing a wide range of styles and mediums.
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SUMMARY:Dance the Distance: MICHELE FOYER & ANNE BERLIT
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, March 11 – Saturday\, March 22\, 2025\nOpening Reception: Thursday\, March 13th from 6–8 pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to present Dance the Distance\, an exhibition featuring the work of Anne Berlit and Michele Foyer. \nBoth artists explore layering and a poetic interplay of light\, color\, and reflection to create depth and distance. The translucent\, smooth surfaces of Berlit’s acrylic-on-plexiglass paintings contrast with Foyer’s opaque\, textured\, painted-paper collages\, engaging in a visual dialogue that unfolds within and between their works. Their art extends beyond traditional boundaries\, incorporating the surrounding space and inviting viewers to actively engage in its perception. \nBerlit is a German artist based in Essen who studied Free Graphics and Sculpture at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf (1992 – 1999)\, becoming a master student of David Rabinowitch (1998) and earning the Akademiebrief (1999). Her work is included in notable collections such as the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf\, the City of Essen\, and the Sparkasse Gütersloh. She has been an artist-in-residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and has received numerous awards. www.anneberlit.de\, @berlitanne \n\nFoyer\, a San Francisco-based artist\, holds an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute\, a BFA from the California College of the Arts and a BA from University of California\, Berkeley. Her work has been featured in New American Paintings\, White Columns Artist Registry\, and in Friend of the Artist\, A Place of Creation book publications. She has been awarded numerous residencies\, including at the Ucross Foundation\, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts\, and the Lucid Arts Foundation. www.michelefoyer.com\, @michelefoyer 
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Gallery: Art Prevails
DESCRIPTION:Here at Atlantic Gallery\, we like to close off each year with a fun and eclectic group show highlighting the work of our members. And this year is no different. We are delighted to announce “Atlantic Gallery: Art Prevails.” The Relationship between our members and their work is what makes our community of artists so special. With this exhibit\, we are showcasing 14 different artists embracing a wide range of styles\, media\, and subject matter. \nFeaturing: \nSally Brody\nBlair Martin Cahill\nPhyllis Chillingworth\nCarol Crawford\nMary Elmer-Dewitt\nArlene Farenci\nBarbara Griffiths\nEvelyne Huet\nFelix Quiñonez Jr.\nRoni Sherman Ramos\nRuth Sack\nJanie Samuels\nAnthony Tarsitano\nWo Schiffman\nMargaret Vega
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SUMMARY:ALL COLORS MAKE ME HAPPY
DESCRIPTION:ALL COLORS MAKE ME HAPPY \n\n\nLola Baltzell • Deborah Peeples • Ruth Sack \n\n\nTuesday\, October 15 – Saturday\, November 2\, 2024 \n\n\nOpening Reception Thursday\, October 17\, 2024 5-8pm \n\n\n\n\n\nAtlantic Gallery is thrilled to present “All Colors Make Me Happy\,” featuring the works of Lola Baltzell\, Deborah Peeples and Ruth Sack. These artists are united by their exuberant embrace of color and expression across their diverse practices. Lola Baltzell’s creative process begins with spontaneous scribbles and words\, ingeniously transforming them into powerful abstract images that evoke emotion and movement through color\, revealing deeper narratives of personal and communal experiences. Deborah Peeples adds a structured dimension to the exhibit with her geometric abstractions. Her paintings share a grid structure and semiotic language\, forming a narrative where circles act as distinct characters. Peeples’ art mirrors her exploration of identity and pursuit of belonging while reflecting the interplay between vulnerability and resilience. Ruth Sack contributes a playful energy to the exhibition with her sculptures\, crafted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Each anthropomorphic figure is layered with color and meaning\, exuding quirkiness and fun\, encouraging a joyful interaction\, and reminding viewers of the lightness and humor that art can inspire. Collectively\, the works of Baltzell\, Peeples\, and Sack embody a vibrant and dynamic exploration of color\, joyfulness\, and movement\, inviting viewers to engage with the uplifting spirit of the show. \n\n\nLola Baltzell is a self-taught mixed media artist. She was born and raised in rural northwest Iowa. She spent a lot of time with her Russian grandfather who ran a junk yard on the wrong side of the tracks. She embraces random finds and use of non-traditional materials – ephemera and found objects. \n\n\nDeborah Peeples is an abstract painter who was born in Brooklyn and lives in Cambridge\, MA. She holds a BFA from Washington University School of Fine Arts. Her work has been exhibited widely and can be found in collections across the US and abroad. \n\n\nRuth Sack is an artist born in Brooklyn\, NY who lives and works in Cheshire\, CT. She studied at the New York Studio School and received an MFA from CUNY Queens College. Her work is exhibited and in collections in New York and throughout New England. \n\n\nlola@lolaart.com \n\n\ndebpeeples.com \n\n\nruthsackartist.com
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SUMMARY:QUOTIDIAN: an EXHIBITION of WORK by CAROL CRAWFORD
DESCRIPTION:  \nQUOTIDIAN: an EXHIBITION of WORK by CAROL CRAWFORD \nSEPTEMBER 24th – OCTOBER 12th\,  2024 \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to present “QUOTIDIAN”\, a solo exhibition of mixed media constructions by Carol Crawford. Two opening receptions for the artist will be held on Thursday\, September 26\, from 6-8 pm\, and on Saturday\, September 28\, from 2-5.  The artist will also be present on subsequent Thursday evenings October 1 and October 8\, and on Saturdays from 2-5. Carol Crawford will be present to discuss her works informally with visitors on Thursday evenings\, 6-8 pm and on Saturday afternoons\, 2-4 pm. \nATLANTIC GALLERY is located at 548 West 28th Street in Chelsea\, New York 10001.  Gallery hours are Tuesdays-Saturdays\, 12-6 pm\, and Thursdays 12-8 pm. \nCrawford’s work in fine arts draws upon her broad background in documentary painting\, photography\, filmmaking\, printmaking\, art history and theater set design. It is enriched by her work as an interior and environmental designer. Since 1997 she has been principal designer in her own firm\, CAROL CRAWFORD ENVIRONMENTS\, inc.\, and is a Licensed New York State Interior Designer and L.E.E.D. AP. \nCarol Crawford has frequently written on issues of environmental design and sustainability for newsletters and magazines in her field\, and is deeply involved with the arts in Queens. She Has been a Board member of LICA/Long Island City Artists\, Inc.\, a non-profit artists advocacy organization\, since 1987.\, and has taught studio art\, art history and design extensively at the college and university level. She has been a faculty member in the Interior Design Department at Stanford University and Foothill College in California\, Queens College and Queensborough College in Queens\, and Pratt Institute in Brooklyn\, where she received her M.S.I.D. in 1995\, and taught both graduate and undergraduate courses\, emphasizing sustainable design. She also holds a Master’s degree in art history from Columbia University Graduate Faculty of Philosophy. Her thesis was on the symbolism of masks in African Art. \n Her creative work and public art projects have been recognized by numerous grants and awards; and have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in galleries and museums in the U.S.\, Canada\, Japan and France. She has been a member of Atlantic Gallery since 2008\, and designed their new premises in the Arts Landmark Building\, 548 West 28th Street\, Chelsea\, Manhattan\, in 2012. \nCarol Crawford is an internationally exhibited interdisciplinary artist working in mixed-media\, photography\, painting\, and graphics.   Her work has been exhibited in Japan\, France\, and the United States. \nIn addition to earning her BFA at SUNY Buffalo in painting\, she holds Master’s degrees from Columbia University in art history\, and from Pratt Institute in Interior Design. Crawford has taught both studio art and art history at Stanford University and Foothill College in California\, and at Queens College\, Queensborough/ CUNY and Pratt Institute in New York. She is an author\, arts and design contributor\, photographer\, interior designer\, printmaker and filmmaker and her practice has been featured in the New York Times\, Newark Star-Ledger\, Asahi Shimbun\, INTERVIEW and more. Over the course of her storied art career\, she has produced over 35 solo exhibitions and her work is held in international collections across the US\, Europe and Japan \n“Unlike windows that painters were once advised to emulate with their own frames\, these constructions are more like doors through which one can pass to enter the landscapes they contain.” [Arnold Berleant\, PhD.: excerpt from his catalog essay for CITY VISIONS\, solo exhibition of mixed media constructions\, performances and performance installations by Carol Crawford\, QCC Gallery\, Queensborough Community College\, CUNY] \nARTIST’S WEBSITE: http://www.carol-crawford.com
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SUMMARY:Imagined Worlds: A Visual Narrative Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:July 30th – August 17th\, 2024\nOpening Reception: Thursday\, August 1ST\, 5 – 8 pm\nClosing Reception: Thursday\, August 15Th\, 5 – 8 pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Imagined Worlds: A Visual Narrative Exhibition\, on view from Tuesday\, July 30th\, through Saturday\, August 17th\, 2024. Receptions for the artists will be held on August 1st and August 15th from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. \nWe all have worlds within us that shape who we are and how we interact with the world around us. Working in digital and traditional mediums\, the artists use their distinct styles and unique voices to bring their own individual imagined worlds to life while telling brief stories and capturing moments in time. Although each artist strives to craft their own tales\, The work shares a common thread throughout the exhibition to weave a larger narrative. \nAmong the group of artists are former roommates and classmates. Others were brought together by chance encounters or through social media. Some have previously worked together\, and others collaborated for the first time. Together\, they created a show that’s both eclectic and cohesive. The artists experiment with various ways of crafting a visual narrative through their respective works. \n\n\n\n\nFEATURING \nJustin Bowling\nMatthew Boyle\nGeoff Class\nAndie Desiderio\nLaura Kandle\nJohn Lapsley\nQuinn Marston\nAnthony Miller Jr.\nAutumn Morgan\nFelix Quiñonez Jr.\nKyle Rose\nRebecca Sherman \n\n\n\nAtlantic Gallery| 548 West 28th Sr\, Suite 540| New York\, NY 10001| Tel. (212) 219-3183 Gallery Hours: Tues- Sat: 6 PM\, Open Late on Turs to 8PM. www. atlanticgallery.org
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SUMMARY:ATLANTIC GALLERY: CELEBRATING 50 YEARS
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Gallery is pleased to announce a special group exhibition Atlantic Gallery: Celebrating 50 Years. We will be marking and celebrating the longevity of Atlantic Gallery by mounting a 50th anniversary exhibition this summer\, July 9th – July 27th\, with an opening reception and celebration on Thursday\, July 11th from 6-8pm. The exhibition will include works by current artist members of Atlantic Gallery as well as works from some of the gallery’s early members; there will also be a special section devoted to founding member Sally Brody. As part of this celebratory exhibit\, we will be mounting a ‘post-card art’ sale: our 50/50 Postcard Fund-raiser\, with post-card sized works created by artists who have exhibited in the gallery throughout the years. The 50/50 Postcard Fundraiser will occur in tandem with Atlantic Gallery: Celebrating 50 Years exhibition. \n  \nFounded by a group of fine artists in 1974\, Atlantic Gallery migrated from its original home on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn\, to Soho in 1979 and to Chelsea in 2007. In 2012\, the Gallery moved to its current location in the Landmark Arts Building on West 28th Street. As in the beginning\, Atlantic remains committed to supporting creative autonomy and excellence\, with a select group of artists who collectively maintain and manage the gallery. \nArtists who will be exhibiting include: \nSally Brody\nBlair Martin Cahill\nPhyllis Chillingworth\nDennis Connors\nCarol Crawford\nCarole d’Inverno\nMary Elmer-Dewitt\nArlene Farenci\nChuck Fischer\nRobert Forte\nCarol Hamann\nEvelyne Huet\nJim Kelly\nJeanne McMahan\nJeff Miller\nRoni Sherman Ramos\nSusan Rostow\nMelissa Rubin\nRuth Sack\nJanie Samuels\nWo Schiffman\nBarbara Spiller\nPamela Talese\nJames Tarlow\nMeera Thompson\nMargaret Vega \n548 West 28th Street | Suite 540 | New York\, NY 10001\n(212) 219 – 3183 | www.atlanticgallery.org | info@atlanticgallery.org\nGallery Hours: Tues. – Sat. 12 – 6 PM
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SUMMARY:Generously Seasoned
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Gallery is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition\, Generously Seasoned. It will be on display June 18th – July 6th\, 2024 and will spotlight the unique yet collective experiences of minority artists\, providing a captivating exploration of the diverse cultural tapestry that defines the minority experience. Through a rich array of artistic expressions\, the exhibition not only will celebrate the participating artists but also serve as a platform for amplifying the perspectives often overlooked in mainstream discourse. The opening reception will be held on Thursday June 20th from 6pm – 8pm \n\nParticipating Artists \nLee Lee La Cubana\nJency Sekaran\nMelissa Baptiste\nHema Bharadwaj\nJorge Bolano\nDane Brown\nTone Carter\nKarim Chambers\nCin4Me\nNikkey Creative\nJacqueline Davis\nNatasha Marcano Dillon\nNadiyah Dorsey-Windsong\nKeisha TK Dutes\nKeisha Finnie\nNatalie Grant\nAlison Hamilton\nMorgan Jones\nMia Jones-Walker\nShaun Ilahi \nRacine Lancaster\nLogan Lesley\nQuiana Lewis\nAnshu Malhotra\nAmber Malone\nEmmy Marshall\nDeJuan Mason\nKamille Mayes\nPuneeta Mittal\nJustin Moultrie\nAditi Mylavarapu\nKarishma Naran\nSergio Neptuna\nElizabeth Ochoa-Zavala\nJina Park\nHarita Patel\nJaren Pearson\nRob Redding\nDevishi Seth\nQuanaisha Stafford\nAndrea Straker\nVarsha Suresh\nJulio Vicenty\nAshima Yadava\n\n548 West 28th Street | Suite 540 | New York\, NY 10001\n(212) 219 – 3183 | www.atlanticgallery.org | info@atlanticgallery.org\nGallery Hours: Tues. – Sat. 12 – 6 PM
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SUMMARY:UNDERSTORY Recent Work by Melissa Rubin
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, May 28th through Saturday\, June 15th\, 2024 \nOpening reception: Saturday\, June 1st\, 2:00-5:00pm \nAtlantic Gallery is very pleased to present the solo exhibition UNDERSTORY: Recent Work by Melissa Rubin. Melissa’s second solo exhibition at Atlantic Gallery\, UNDERSTORY will feature works ranging from 2021-24. \nUNDERSTORY is an ode to a place that simply still exists; it is a meditative\, emotional and visual study of the natural environment where Melissa Rubin lives and works\, in southeastern Vermont. The world below the canopy of the trees\, the understory\, is teeming with life and decay. The layers of raw materials become deep inspiration for her imagery and approach to creating her art. Melissa’s work is comprised of many layers of papers\, monoprints\, paints\, and various organic materials\, such as wax\, powdered pigments\, dried grasses\, branches\, carbon\, ash\, silver leaf\, marble dust and clay. Evocative of forest underlayers\, the imagery alludes to entangled\, interconnected webs of trees\, branches\, membranes\, neural networks\, flowing springs\, as well as the infinite night sky of Vermont. The understory can also be utilized in a literary sense; it is the architecture that undergirds\, gives meaning to\, and supports a story. Like the world below the canopy\, it is moveable and fluid. In addition to the physical environment\, Melissa’s work reflects the expansive\, psychological experience of space. Exploring the terrain and its impact on her relationship to the environment\, Melissa creates pictorial references to textures\, branches\, decay\, and growth\, all woven together to form a depiction of her outer and inner landscape. The media she uses functions as her personal vocabulary of expression\, as proxy to emotional states of mind. She consciously works with materials that help to facilitate a sense of light\, darkness\, mystery\, and possibility. \n\nMelissa Rubin\, a New York-based artist for over 3 decades\, recently relocated to Vermont. Her art has been featured in ARTnews Magazine\, Encaustic Arts Magazine\, Wax Fusion\, and on CBS This Morning. Her work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions. The most recent venues to show her work are Atlantic Gallery\, NYC;  Carter-Burden Gallery\, NYC; John Molloy Gallery\, NYC; MAPSpace\, Port Chester\, NY; Pelham Art Center\, Pelham\, NY; Canal Street Art Gallery\, Bellows Falls\, VT. Melissa has been awarded grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation\, the New York Foundation for the Arts and she received a Fulbright Teacher Fellowship to Japan. You can follow her on Instagram @melissarubinart and view her work on her website: melissarubinart.com
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SUMMARY:Seeing What Happens Monotypes by Arlene Farenci
DESCRIPTION:Tu e s d a y  M a y  7 t h  –  S a t u r d a y  M a y  2 5 t h \, 2 0 2 4 \nO p e n i n g  R e c e p t i o n : T h u r s d a y  M a y  9 t h \, 6  –  8  P M \n  \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of  SEEING WHAT HAPPENS\, an immersive exhibition of monotypes by Arlene Farenci\, on view from Tuesday\, May 7th through Saturday\, May 25th\, 2024. A reception \nfor the artist will be held on Thursday\, May 9th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. \nThe title of the show\, SEEING WHAT HAPPENS\, refers to Arlene’s embrace of a symbiotic relationship \nbetween spontaneous painting and the unpredictability of monotype printmaking. She paints with ink onto \na plexiglass plate using an array of tools—brushes\, sponges\, rollers\, and spatulas—pushing and carving out \nlayers of color in a playful\, sometimes whimsical way. The plate is then put through a press which reveals marks \nand textures that are inherently unique to the monotype process. The show is comprised of works created from \n2021 to 2023. \nArlene earned her BS in Fine Arts at CUNY Hunter College. She received additional printmaking education at \nthe Robert Blackburn Workshop\, the Manhattan Graphics Center\, and workshops in monotype printmaking \nwith master printers Anthony Kirk and Michael Costello. Her work has been recognized in numerous group \nexhibitions\, including the BWAC Print 2021 exhibition at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition\, where \nshe earned the Best of Show Silver Medal\, and the 10th Annual Juried Summer Exhibition at Greenwich Art \nSociety in Greenwich\, Conn.\, where she was honored with the Sonja Gerquest Memorial Award. Her work \nhas been showcased in exhibitions at the Blue Mountain Gallery\, Prince Street Gallery and Atlantic Gallery in Chelsea. \nwww.arlenefarenci.com
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SUMMARY:Open by Canal Street Art Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Open by Canal Street Art Gallery \nApril 16th – May 4th\, 2024 \nOpening Reception: April 18th\, 6 – 8 PM \nCanal Street Art Gallery exhibits ‘Inclusive and Accessible Art Action Plan’ at Atlantic Gallery \nAtlantic Gallery presents: Open by Canal Street Art Gallery\, on view from April 16th through May 4th in the Landmark Arts Building\, 548 West 28th St\, Suite 540\, New York\, NY. Join the artists at Atlantic Gallery on April 18th from 6-8pm for the opening reception. The Open by Canal Street Art Gallery show premieres as part of the Bellows Falls\, Vermont gallery’s ‘Inclusive and Accessible Art Action Plan’ offering visitors an ‘Affordable Art Wall’\, a ‘Community Art Table’ and ‘Tell Your Truth’ stickers while featuring new works by Clare Adams\, Penelope Arms\, Len Emery\, Mindy Fisher\, Corinne Greenhalgh\, Medora Hebert\, Carol Keiser\, Nicholas Kekic\, Jean Krasno\, Kathy Lavine\, Jeanne McMahan\, MC Noyes\, Phyllis Rosser\, Chris Sherwin\, Jeanette Staley and Kathleen Zimmerman. \n“Today’s galleries must be welcoming and accessible community institutions. This may be accomplished by providing art as an entry point to learn about ourselves and others.” -Mike Noyes\, Director\, Canal Street Art Gallery\, Bellows Falls\, Vermont. Guests at Atlantic Gallery may make their own contributions to the Open by Canal Street Art Gallery show by writing on ‘Tell Your Truth’ Stickers\, and by making art at the ‘Community Art Table’. Artwork and written contributions may be added to a wall of the show by the Atlantic Gallery Manager. \nThe ‘Community Art Table’ is an extension of the free-to-use Charles W. Norris-Brown ‘Community Art Studio’\, which is located within Canal Street Art Gallery in Bellows Falls\, Vermont. Following a successful fundraiser to build the program\, the ‘Community Art Studio’ is now open for all ages to visit the gallery and make art. On the occasion of the opening reception for the Open show at Atlantic Gallery\, a Patreon crowdfunding campaign will be launched to support the ongoing costs of keeping the Bellows Falls studio open and free to use. \nAtlantic Gallery is located at 548 West 28th St\, Suite 540\, New York\, NY and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. \nFor more information about the Open Canal Street Art Gallery show\, Canal Street Art Gallery\, or Atlantic Gallery\, go to canalstreetartgallery.com and atlanticgallery.org online\, contact Mike by phone at 802-289-0104\, and by email at artinfo@canalstreetartgallery.com\, and contact Felix by phone at 212-219-3183\, and by email at atlanticgalleryinfo@gmail.com.
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SUMMARY:CONNECTIONS VIII: Artists Selecting Artists
DESCRIPTION:March 26th – April 13th\, 2024\nOPENING RECEPTION:\nMarch 28th\, 6 – 8 PM \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to present Connections VIII\, our annual Artists Selecting Artists exhibition. The annual “Connections” show\, emphasizes the bonds between artist-friends who share thoughts about their work\, communicate through their work\, and admire and appreciate each other’s work. \nThis year\, the exhibition will showcase the work of 76 invited artists\, along with 14 Atlantic Gallery members\, embracing a wide range of styles and mediums.
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LOCATION:Atlantic Gallery\, 548 W. 28th St\, #540\, New York\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:This is the Future of Non-Objective Art
DESCRIPTION:February 13th – March 2nd\, 2024 \nOpening reception: February 15th\, 2024\, 5:30pm-8pm \n  \nAtlantic Gallery is very pleased to present This is the Future of Non-Objective Art! an exciting exhibition highlighting post 20th-century makers creating innovative work that is grounded in new approaches. Non-Objective art is full of “invisible realities” that address our times\, beyond the language of abstraction and its great history. This might embody sensory experiences or philosophical inquiry or experimental processes and techniques. A PDF catalog of the exhibition will be available. \nSuzan Shutan\, Curator Suzan Shutan is an artist\, curator\, educator\, and Co-founder of the artist-run organization SomethingProjects. She has been awarded artist residencies at Bemis Foundation\, Yaddo and Proyecto Ace\, Argentina and grants from Artslink\, Art Matters\, Berkshire Taconic Foundation\, Foundation for Contemporary Art and four CT Commission on the Arts Individual Artist Fellowships. Her work has been featured in 27 solo exhibitions including The Aldrich Museum\, Housatonic Museum\, The Islip Museum\, The Arts & Cultural Center of Florida\, Kenise Barnes Gallery\, a sponsored artist residency/exhibition at Zacheta National Gallery\, Poland\, and has been included in 198 group exhibitions throughout Eastern/central Europe\, Australia\, Canada\, Argentina\, South America and USA. She has an upcoming exhibition at Jamestown Art Center\, RI. She has upcoming exhibitions at Concord Art MA\, Jamestown Art Center RI\, Drawing Rooms NJ and Metaphor Projects NY. \n 
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SUMMARY:The World Within: Magali Wilensky’s Fabric Art Solo Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, February 6th – Saturday\, February 10th\, 2024 Opening reception: Thursday\, February 8th\, 6:00 – 8:00pm Gallery hours: Tuesday Through Saturday 12pm-6pm \nAtlantic Gallery is excited to present a captivating solo exhibition featuring the remarkable fabric artist\, Magali Wilensky. Magali’s artistic process is a dual journey\, seamlessly merging inner meditation with outward projection. She handles fabric with delicate precision\, attuning her senses to the tactile sensations\, the precise cut of scissors\, and the texture of glue on her hands. \nAs Magali immerses herself in introspective meditation and hands-on creation\, life forms emerge from the fabric. Her art breathes life into cells\, plants\, and organs\, as she harnesses the lines\, shapes\, and colors of the fabric to craft not just artworks\, but living organisms that interconnect with each other. \n\n\n\n\nThis evocative artistic voyage is an invitation to explore the unseen dimensions of existence\, a testament to the unity that weaves through all life forms\, and an opportunity to experience the profound beauty that emanates from the simplicity of fabric. \nMagali Wilensky’s art is a revelation\, an introspection\, and a celebration of life’s hidden layers. Her upcoming exhibition promises to be a profound artistic experience that invites viewers to delve into the world within. Additionally\, Magali will immerse viewers in fabric installations\, enhancing the sensory exploration at the heart of her artistic vision. \nInstagram: \nhttps://www.instagram.com/magaliwilensky_workhttps:// www.instagram.com/lifeandmatter/
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SUMMARY:Q_ART+: QUEER BLACK INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF COLOR ART COLLECTIVE —CELEBRATION I
DESCRIPTION:Jan 30-Feb 3\, 2024 \nOpening Reception: Thu\, Feb 1\, 2024\, 6 – 8 PM \nAtlantic Gallery invites you to CELEBRATION I—the first of three launches of the new queer collective\, Q_ART+. This New York group will showcase the art of queer Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) artists. Through drawings\, paintings\, photography\, 3D art\, and other mediums\, we hope to communicate non-verbally in a non-traditional setting. \nJoin our five-day CELEBRATION at the Atlantic Gallery in New York’s world-renowned gallery district\, West Chelsea. Each of the five days of the show will have a special surprise. Our official opening reception will be on Thursday\, Feb 1\, 6 – 8 PM. Come toast to a new art collective\, new art\, and new experiences. \nFull time\, New York artist Kent Lau will be curating\, hosting\, and showing his line drawings in CELEBRATION I. He’s thrilled and honored and would like to thank Atlantic Gallery for the opportunity for Q_ART+ to tell our story. With a Bachelor of Liberal Arts with a concentration in Studio Arts from Harvard University; Kent is certified in higher education teaching—this will be his 23rd group show.
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LOCATION:Atlantic Gallery\, 548 W. 28th St\, #540\, New York\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jeff Miller: Vessels of Fancy
DESCRIPTION:January 9 – January 27\, 2024 \nOpening Reception: Thurs.\, January 11\, 2024\, 6 – 8 pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of VESSELS of FANCY\, works on paper by JEFF MILLER\, on view from Tuesday\, January 9\, 2024 through Saturday\, January 27\, 2024. A reception for the artist will be held on Thursday\, January 11 from 6 pm to 8 pm. \nVESSELS of FANCY represents a witty and decorative contemporary take on ancient Greek black-figure pottery\, whose characteristic shapes and motifs are alluded to\, but never copied. \nJEFF MILLER is a New York-based figurative artist\, whose drawings and sculptures are in many private collections\, as well as in the permanent collection of the Leslie-Lohman Museum in New York City. For more information about the artist\, visit \nwww.JeffMillerDrawings.com
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SUMMARY:Trash: Drawings and Paintings by Barbara Griffiths
DESCRIPTION:TRASH\nDrawings and Paintings\nBarbara Griffiths \nAtlantic Gallery\, New York City\nNovember 7-25\, 2023 \nOpening Reception:\nThursday November 9\, 6-8 pm \nDuring the pandemic\, Griffiths began to draw the uncollected trash piling up on the streets. When the homeless arrived\, she was faced with the ethical dilemma of whether they should be included in the drawings. Now that we’re more aware of human rights\, should real people\, especially the disadvantaged\, be treated as aesthetic objects? These works provoke cognitive dissonance by presenting two highly charged subjects\, waste and homelessness\, without any emotional message. \nGriffiths’ subject became the gap between the artist and the viewer\, the artwork and the interpretations the viewer might take from it. \nBarbara Griffiths is an English artist who trained at The Slade School in London. She exhibited at The Lasson Gallery in London\, then moved to Connecticut in 1995\, where she made work about human nature\, identity\, and religion. Griffiths exhibited at The Silvermine Guild\, Katonah Museum\, Long Island Museum\, The Greenwich Arts Center\, and The University of Connecticut. To accompany an exhibition of Bible illustrations at The Fairfield Arts Center\, Griffiths staged public debates with a Priest and a Rabbi; these questioned the existence of God. Her satirical Bible Stories for Children won praise from Daniel Dennett and Sam Harris and was serialized in Skeptic Magazine\, U.K. \nFour years ago Griffiths moved to Brooklyn. Her self-portrait is featured on the NYAC ‘Curated Shows’ page\, and her work was included in the online exhibits Lost & Found\, and City Life; also in the annual Connections exhibitions and Causality at The Atlantic Gallery\, Art Over Time at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists’ Gallery\, and Women Celebrate Women at El Barrio Art space.
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SUMMARY:Joan Walton: Double Vision
DESCRIPTION:October 17 – November 4\, 2023  \nReception: Thursday\, October 19\, 6 to 8pm\nArtist Talk/ Meet the Artist: Saturday\, October 28\, 2pm \nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce DOUBLE VISION\, an exhibition of ceramic sculpture and photography presenting an artist’s view of the world around her in two distinct disciplines and mediums. \nThe exhibition juxtaposes the tactile qualities and spatial experience of hand-built clay vessels with the two-dimensional plane of the photograph\, where the viewer looks through the flat surface into a perceived space. Walton has pushed through the constraints of her sculptural work to search for visual meaning\, contemplating this Georgia O’Keeffe quote\, “I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way – things I had no words for.” \n\n\n\n\nThis new way of working deepens her observations and explores how one artist finds meaning in what she sees using different sets of tools. All of the photographic images were made within a half-mile radius of her studio in Montauk\, NY\, allowing a timely interchange between working with clay and her camera. \nWriting about Walton’s sculptures\, Pat Rogers stated in the Hamptons ArtHub: “It’s difficult to know where to look first: the colorful interiors that gleam or the aggressively textural exteriors in nuanced monotones found in Joan Walton’s fine art ceramics. Moving between the two doesn’t seem to solve the dilemma as each distinct area commands time and attention. Taken together\, the works present an unusual pairing that contributes to a unique and intriguing whole. \nJoan Walton received her BFA with honors from Pratt Institute\, majoring in photography. She began working in clay after a career in art direction and photo editing. Her award-winning ceramic work has been widely exhibited in the U.S.\, and as a visiting artist in China and Korea.
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SUMMARY:Susan Rostow: Hello from Here
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of a solo exhibition of new works by Susan Rostow. Hello from Here is Rostow’s visual response to the American singer/songwriter John Prine’s song\, Hello in There. While Prine’s words deal with thoughts of isolation on growing old\, Rostow sheds new light on aging\, beauty\, grotesque\, and satire. Through printmaking\, sculpture\, wall reliefs\, and animation\, Rostow shares her feelings on the myths of beauty standards and aging uncomfortably. \nSusan Rostow splits her time between living in New York City and rural upstate New York. Her work combines her fascination with the clamor of crowds of people in the city with the solitude found in the rich countryside landscapes. \nThis is Rostow’s second solo exhibition at Atlantic Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited in numerous group exhibitions in New York City and throughout the United States\, Europe\, Peru\, Korea\, and Japan. She has earned a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in printmaking\, drawing and book arts and a Pollock Krasner Foundation grant. Rostow’s prints and sculptural books are in public and private collections including the Allan Chasanoff Bookwork Collection\, Yale University Art Gallery and the Library of Congress\, National Print Archives\, etc. \nSusan Rostow’s website: www.susanrostow.com and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/susanrostow/ \nAtlantic Gallery • 548 West 28th Street • Suite 540 • New York\, NY 10001 • Tel. 212.219.3183
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SUMMARY:Vignettes: A Visual Narrative Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:May 30th – June 17th\, 2023\nOpening Reception: Thursday June 1st\, 5 – 8 PM \n\n\n\n\nAtlantic Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Vignettes: A Visual Narrative Exhibition\, on view from Tuesday\, May 30th\, through Saturday\, June 17th\, 2023. A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday\, June 1st\, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. \nA Vignette can be interpreted in different ways\, and that’s precisely what the artists in this show do. Working in digital and traditional mediums\, the artists use their distinct styles and unique voices to tell brief stories or capture moments in time. Although each artist strives to craft their own tales\, The work shares a common thread through- out the exhibition to weave a larger narrative. \nAmong the group of artists are former roommates and classmates. Others were brought together by chance encounters or through social media. Some have previously worked together\, and others collaborated for the first time. Together\, they created a show that’s both eclectic and cohesive. Through their respective works\, the artists experiment with various ways of crafting a visual narrative. \n\n\n\n\nFeaturing \nJustin Bowling \nGeoff Class \nAndie Desiderio \nGrace Desmarais \n\n\nHabib Fall \nLaura Kandle \nJohn Lapsley \nQuinn Marston \n\n\nMarek Nenutil \nFelix Quiñonez Jr \nKyle Rose
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LOCATION:Atlantic Gallery\, 548 W. 28th St\, #540\, New York\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hindsight: The Paintings of Roni Sherman Ramos
DESCRIPTION:May 9th – May 27th\,2023\nOpening Reception: Thursday\, May 11th\, 5 – 8 PM \nAtlantic Gallery is proud to announce the fifth solo show by Roni Sherman Ramos who has been exhibiting here over the course of eight years. \n\nIn these 51 small oil paintings a story is told about looking back in time. The title\, “Hindsight”\, refers to that fuller understanding of the sense of environment and state of mind when recalling a place or an event.Ramos’ paintings are not limited to a literal depiction of time and place; they are rather a mind’s eye view of having been there. \nOne painting\, “Barn”\, draws us to a pasture where a building simply sits\, a familiar scene. In another\, a warm beachy day evokes memories of Puerto Rico vacations. In contrast\, a number of Ramos’ images serve to provoke the imagination: abstract forms conjure serene\, dreamy days\, weightless colors float\, nighttime moodiness plays in opposition to images of vivid brightness. \nTo be sure\, take all the time you need to explore the many facets of “Hindsight”. \nIn the last two years\, I discovered a different perspective from working small. I became hyperaware of texture and materials\, adding marble dust and sand and thereby creating a rich\, nearly three- dimensional surface. \nIn contrast to larger scale work\, small panels make for quicker resolutions of compositional problems\, especially in the more immediate acts of taking away and building back – allowing traces of “history” to show through. Another kind of “hindsight”. These small works have both delighted and confounded me along the way. \n-Roni Sherman Ramos \n\n 
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LOCATION:Atlantic Gallery\, 548 W. 28th St\, #540\, New York\, 10001\, United States
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