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

Francie Lyshak's textured oils are discrete objects in and of themselves. The glowing pigment fields in Lyshak's canvases, scraped with sculptural marks, create a surface relief that interacts with the ambient light. Dominique Nahas observies " These surfaces are replete with strength, subtlety and nuance...takes into consideration experiential and psychical experiences that converge in the […]

This virtual exhibition of paintings by Victoria Lowe is a survey of her work from the 70's through more recently. John Mendelsohn writes about Lowe's work that "In the vast space of these paintings, we are ultimately left with our own consciousness and with a feeling of unmoored freedom." Visit the exhibition here: https://bit.ly/vlowesoloshow

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