ART REVIEW: “Techspressionism” Reflects Impact of Japanese Aesthetics
The impact of late 19th century Japanese aesthetics on western art in general and the Impressionists in particular has been well...
Abstraction Abounds in The Hamptons: Part II – Abstract Expressionism Exhibitions
New exhibitions featuring Contemporary Abstraction are opening with a fury across the Hamptons Columbus Day Weekend. That said, the...
Abstraction Abounds in The Hamptons: Part I – Contemporary Abstract Exhibitions
Fans of abstraction should rejoice this weekend--there's an unusual variety of exhibitions presenting works ranging from abstract...
ART REVIEW: The Uncontained Art of Jason Middlebrook
Jason Middlebrook proudly refers to himself as a schizophrenic artist. For many years he has been torn between sculpture and painting....
Sails for Bettie Page Wave Outside Gallery 125 Water Mill
Davis Murphy is a nationally known artist specializing in large scale paintings and sculptures. As an homage to the late Bettie Page,...
Barbara Bilotta’s Fierce Abstractions Spotlighted in Three Solo Shows
Imagination can break any boundary and go in any direction, leading to virtually endless possibilities. For proof of this assertion,...
Kia Pedersen Answers “Call of the Sea” with New Painting Series
Growing up on the shores of eastern Long Island, one learns to appreciate and be inspired by the beautiful seascapes that define the...
Quogue Gallery Presents Susan Vecsey
The second exhibition of summer 2014 at the new Quogue Gallery will be “Susan Vecsey: Recent Paintings,” a showcase of the work of...
NYC Gallery Watch – January 2014
There's no arguing that NYC is a center of the international artworld while being a mere Jitney ride away from the East End. In a nod...
Art Review: Arlene Bujese Offers “Dealer’s Choice” at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts
Group shows can offer viewers one or more commonalities: shared themes, size of work, range of color, and more. In the case of...
ART SEEN: Opening for E.L. Brown’s “Monday Paintings”
Artists, archeologists, poets, actors, gallerists and more turned out to celebrate the first solo show by Eric L Brown when he opened...
Colin Goldberg’s “Improbable Forms” Opens at Art Sites
"Improbable Forms" - A Solo Show by Colin Goldberg Opens on May 11 at Art Sites gallery
[Sponsored]
A solo show of Colin Goldberg's...
Barbara Bilotta Solo Show “Windows to the Sea” to Open May 3 at the Remsenburg Academy
Barbara Bilotta Solo Show “Windows to the Sea” to Open May 3 at the Remsenburg Academy
[Sponsored]
A solo show of abstract...
Annemarie Waugh’s Abstract Paintings Portray Spring
A solo show of abstract and figurative paintings by Annemarie Waugh will have its opening reception on April 12, 2013 during the...
Art Review: Matthew Satz, Considered
“Matthew Satz: Strands” at Glenn Horowitz Bookseller in East Hampton, NY.
Artists offering opinions about the work of other...
In Pictures: Matthew Satz
In Mike Solomon's review of "Matthew Satz: Strands," Solomon explores three of Satz's painting series in order to contextualize the...
Dever Moves Into Color
There's an explosion of art at the Sara Nightingale Gallery. Bright reds, earthy browns, pale pinks and deep purples dominate the...
Abstraction–Then and Now–Opens at Guild Hall
DISPATCH - OCT 27, 2012 (3:35 p.m.)
EAST HAMPTON, NY
Two simultaneous exhibitions end posting the history of Abstraction...