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Tag Archives: Manhattan
A Stage Within a Stage- Ye Qin Zhu at Dimin
Published on ArtSpiel.org, Oct. 8, 2023. A Stage Within a Stage-mixed media on eight fitted panels. 5 x 27 feet. 2022-2023 There’s a riot going on. That’s what I thought as I stood in front of Ye Qin Zhu’s large-scale … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, collage, Contemporary art, drawing, Installation art, Manhattan, maximalism, Melissa Stern, mixed media, New York City, Painting, tribeca art, Visual arts
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Just say YES to NADA!
Posted on Artspiel, May 20, 2023 by Melissa Stern Paul Wackers- First Time, Long Time. Jack Hanley Gallery I’ve been to more art fairs than I can count, but the ones that I’ve had fun at I could count on … Continue reading
KATHY BUTTERLY AT JAMES COHAN GALLERY – COLOR IN FORMING
Posted on March 22, 2022 in Art Spiel Dances With Color and Form Installation view Staring at Kathy Butterly’s ceramic sculptures, I am overwhelmed by an urge to reach out and touch them. The marriage of color and form is … Continue reading
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Tagged ceramic sculpture, ceramics, Contemporary art, James Cohan Gallery, Kathy Butterly, Manhattan, Melissa Stern, Tribeca, Women artists
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Disco-era Bushwick
May 30, 2014 Published in Hyperallergic Meryl Meisler, “The Village People Stepping Out” (The Grand Ballroom, Manhattan, June 1978), and detail of “Three Amigos” (Bushwick, Brooklyn, 1983) (all images courtesy the artist) In the late 1970s and early 80s, Meryl … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, Bushwick, Bushwick Brooklyn, Disco, Drag queens, Jefferson Street, Manhattan, Melissa Stern, Meryl Meisler, New York City, Photography, Village people
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Art of the Mind
Jun 25, 2013 [UN]SEEN finds art in Hell’s Kitchen As the steamroller of development moves, seemingly unstoppable, through Manhattan, we see the loss of many things that lured us to the city in the first place. Amongst the first to … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Fischman, Art, Elyse Goldberg, Fountain Gallery, Galleries, Manhattan, outsider art, Pedro Pascoinho, Visual Art
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