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SUMMARY:I’ve Come Back Once Again With Another Tale
DESCRIPTION:Abstracted forms from the Serengeti landscape in rich hues of tribal textiles.
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LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Talya Baharal | SHAPE OF A LANGUAGE | Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:First Street Gallery is pleased to present Shape of A Language\, a solo exhibition of abstract\npaintings by Talya Baharal.\nTalya Baharal’s paintings explore the journey and shaping of her abstract painter’s voice.\nUnintended compositions are seen\, absorbed and re-imagined in the language of abstraction.\nWhether looking at asphalt road repairs or broken ice sheets hovering over a receding river\,\nnoticing a humble mended seam on a garment or a mangled wire on a trash heap – all seem to\nbecome part of Baharal’s imaginary scape; part of her vocabulary of abstraction.\n“Excavating and disturbing surfaces\, whether metaphorically or physically\, have been an\nongoing theme in all my work. Revealing visual remnants of the struggles and the discoveries\nare at the essence of my painting path. I paint for those moments of clarity. I paint for the\ntimes that I find the courage to destroy and rebuild. I paint to feel alive.” *\nIn Baharal’s previous work as a sculptor and maker of wearable objects\, she mainly drew upon\nthe visual language of vulnerability and decay. Much of her attention to shapes of vessels\, \nstructures of contained chaos and the mapping of imaginary scapes is carried over in her\npaintings. Acrylic paint\, ink and other mixed media are her materials of choice. Torn paintings\nand images of previous sculptures used as collage material activate many of her compositions.\nA dialog between the paint\, ink markings and the collage create a rich language of layered lines \nthat intersect expanses of paint. The changing character of lines that appear\, disappear and re-\nappear reveal the armature that connects the composition. Baharal’s work is deeply rooted in \nexcavating the personal journey of a painter’s voice unearthing its vocabulary.\nTalya Baharal lives and and paints in her studio in the Hudson Valley\, NY. Born in Tel Aviv\,\nIsrael. Raised there and in London she moved to NYC in 1979. Widely recognized\, exhibited and\npublished as a studio art jeweler and sculptor for over three decades\, she is the recipient of a\nNYFA fellowship\, other grants and awards. Baharal was a juror on NYFA sculpture/craft panel\nand the curator of a book on contemporary art jewelry. While living in Maine for a few years\,\nshe began focusing exclusively on painting and studied with Steve Aimone. Upon her return to\nNew York she studied with Fran O’Neill and John Lees at the NY Studio School. A solo exhibition\nof her paintings “Raw Ink – Blue Paint” was exhibited at Five Points Art Center Gallery in\nTorrington\, CT in 2021. Shape of A Language\, her upcoming exhibition in February 2023 at First\nStreet Gallery is her first solo painting exhibition in NYC. Her paintings were part of several\ngroup shows in Chelsea\, Connecticut and the Hudson Valley. Baharal is represented in CA by\nLulo Gallery in Healdsburg\, Sonoma\, where a solo exhibition is scheduled for November 2023. \n* Talya Baharal – statement.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/talya-baharal-shape-of-a-language-opening-reception/
LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:9 for 19  Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:9 for 19 highlights the exceptional work of 9 selected artists encompassing a broad spectrum of contemporary practice from painting and mixed media to sculpture and drawing. \nParticipating Artists \nPesya Altman\, Jocelyn Benford\, Jessica Fallis\, Steven Gawoski\, Fabiola Gironi\, Yen Ha\, Karen Kirshner\, Raphael Warshaw\, Jean Davis & Nancy Wu
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/9-for-19-opening-reception/
LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Edge of Jungles and Seeds of the Cloud
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition is a dual showing of works by Swiss-born artists Rosemarie Schiller and Thomas Bühler. Both artists share life and many journeys together\, yet in their art each maintains their own signature style\, expression\, as well as mediums. \nThe works shown are an expression of both artists’ deep connection with the natural world and ancient beginnings. Frequent travels ‘South of the Border’ and camping out in remote areas for long stretches of time have shaped their perception and view of time and being. \nGuitarist Koh Kazama will be playing from 4:30-5pm.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/edge-of-jungles-and-seeds-of-the-cloud/
LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hank Feely - According to Gongsun Long (Recent Paintings)
DESCRIPTION:Gongsun Long was a Chinese philosopher who lived from 320 to 250 BC during the Zhou dynasty. He was known for postulating paradoxes including his most famous: “White horses are not horses.” He believed that pure logic may lead to absurd conclusions. Hank Feeley believes that the world we currently live in and his paintings pretty much bear out the truth of Mr. Long. \nThis show includes some of Feeley’s typical non sequitur paradoxical works but it also includes some different work that came as the result of the isolation of the pandemic. To amuse himself during the pandemic he experimented with different styles\, contents and mediums. Some of these finished works are in the show as well as some of the preliminary sketches and drawings leading to them. Also in the show are amusing collage portraits that he did\, again\, on a pandemic fueled whim. \nAll in all\, it’s work like this that caused Billy Collins to write:\n“If Hank Feeley were not so strikingly original\, I would say that he stands at the intersection of Magritte and Marvel Comics\, but as it is\, he has his own way of disorienting the viewer so we can see again\, now with our perception refreshed.”
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/hank-feely-according-to-gongsun-long-recent-paintings/
LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Works By Gallery Artists
DESCRIPTION:FIRST STREET GALLERY is pleased to present the 2022 “Summer Exhibition: Works by Gallery Artists\,” on view from July 21st to August 12. \nThe exhibition will feature prints and paintings in oil\, acrylic\, watercolor\, or gouache on various surfaces\, graphics\, and mixed media in 2D and 3D. \nThe works reflect a wide range of artistic directions derived from many sources – some from inspiration and introspection; others from visual exploration. \nTo view more artwork by any of these artists\, see the artists list and on Artsy.net. \nThe Artists\n\nJessica McGarry Bartlet\nKathleen Bennett Bastis\nJohn Benton\nSallie Benton\nTeresa Dunn\nSuzi Evalenko\nDiane Fitch\nWendy Gittler\nTim Kennedy \n\n\nKyung Tae Kim\nMichele Liebler\nPeter Malone\nEve Mansdorf\nKathi Packer\nEdmond Praybe\nNicole McCormick Santiago\nDana Saulnier
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/works-by-gallery-artists/
LOCATION:First Street Gallery\, 526 West 26th Street\, Suite 209\, NEW YORK\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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SUMMARY:2022 National Juried Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:FIRST STREET GALLERY is pleased to present the 2022 National Juried Exhibition. Juried by New \nYork City gallerist Clintel Steed\, the works are a rich mix of painting\, mixed media\, sculpture and \nphotography. The works range across diverse genres\, styles\, media and treatments\, from \nfiguration to non-objective imagery. \nThe artists showcased are Jason Aurelio-Thomas (NY)\, Roxanne Baechler (NJ)\, Douglas Balentine \n(SC)\, David Barnett (NY)\, Brigitte Bentele (NY)\, Caitlin Berndt (NY)\, Anthony Caradonna (NY)\, \nSusan Carr (MA)\, Marybeth Chew (MD)\, Audrey Cohn-Ganz (NY)\, Maura Doern-Danko (NY)\, Esther \nDelaquis-Baidoo (NTX)\, Vincent Donato (NY)\, Marie B. Gauthiez (VA)\, Nancy Granda (PA)\, Barbara \nHerzfeld (NY)\, Jeannie Hua (NV)\, Ning Jia (CT)\, Leo Kang (NY)\, Sam Kelly (OH)\, Peter Knapp \n(MA)\, Rob Kolomyski (NY)\, Hosu Lee (NY)\, Paul M. Murray (RI)\, Danielle Muzina (KY)\, Billy Ray \n(NY)\, Michael Reedy (MI)\, Ewa Romaszewicz (MA)\, Gregg Rosen (NJ)\, Richard Rosenblatt (NY)\, \nSean Sauer (PA)\, Neeraj Sebastian (NC)\, Caleb Stoltzfus (PA)\, Trenity Thomas (LA)\, Jeff Tolbert \n(NY)\, Keith Vogrin (PA)\, Raphael Warshaw (VA)\, Caitlin Winner (NY)\, Hong Yang (NY)\, and Naijun \nZhang (WV)
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/2022-national-juried-exhibition/
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