In the paintings of Martin Weinstein, D. Dominick Lombardi notes: "Each edge of a flower petal, every cluster or windswept leaf and each ray of sunlight can be elements that both blend and stand apart as nature observed travels through the air like a refreshing breeze or a sudden apparition. Visit the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/mweinsteinsoloshow

"Gail Hillow Watkins's haunting references to the history of art converge with the pungent pop of comic books. It is just this play of opposites that gives Watkins's work its particular flavor." - John Mendelsohn Visit the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/ccpghwatkinsolo

A convergence of figuration and abstraction, Moline-Kramer's renderings of natural elements intermingle with abstract-expressionist brushstrokes - blending reality with illusion. Visit the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/bmksoloshow

In spite of the far reaching experiments in style, this series of Lou Tavelli's paintings are united by a deep connection to the nature and landscape of the Catskills. Even in the broad brush abstract paintings, the viewer can sense the solidity of the surrounding mountains and the mists coming off of the lake. Visit […]

Robert Mango is a highly inventive painter whose surreal vision of the human form deconstructs, then reconstructs. Mango renews and renders the figure in emotion, light, color, and above all, passion. Explore the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/mangosolo