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JANUARY  2023

On Thursday, January 19th,
the following galleries remain open from 4 pm -8 pm
to allow visitors to engage with the vibrant art community in the Lower East Side.

No appointment or tickets needed.


 

56 HENRY

105 Henry St, New York, NY, 10002

December 10, 2022 – January 29, 2023

Timo Fahler : hope against hope 

Through an exacting practice of slicing, grinding, placing, and soldering, Timo Fahler pieces together historical, mythological, and personal stories. In hope against hope, Fahler specifically draws from pre-Columbian Mesoamerican imagery as source material for his stained-glass sculptures.

website: https://56henry.nyc

Equity Gallery
245 Broome Street
January 12 - February 4, 2023

Ben La Rocco: Reclamation Towers

A solo show consisting of large mixed media assemblage sculptures.

website: www.nyartistsequity.org

Essex Flowers

19 Monroe St NY, NY 10002

January 7, 2023 - February 5, 2023

Front Space - Poyen Wang: Endearing Insanity

Poyen Wang’s 9-minute CGI film and related still images employs the genres of horror and erotica to navigate boundaries between the seductive and the repellent, the private and the public, the sincere and the absurd.

website: https://essexflowers.us/


Foley Gallery

59 Orchard St New York, NY 10002
Janaury, 12 - February, 12, 2023

Bradley Castellanos, Keith Maddy, Billy Renkl: CUT

Three artists who work with cut, painted and manipulated paper.

website: www.foleygallery.com

Hashimoto Contemporary
54 Ludlow Street, New York, NY 10002 

January 14 - February 4, 2023

CHIAOZZA: Inside Mirror

CHIAOZZA, Sun Slice in Neon, 2020 VIEW WORKS Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Inside Mirror, an exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist duo CHIAOZZA. The exhibition will be their inaugural solo presentation at Hashimoto Contemporary. 

website: www.hashimotocontemporary.com

Hyacinth
179 Canal St New York, NY 10013 (#4B)

January 13 - February 26

Milly Skellington : Limited Views

Skellington utilizes inventive printing techniques often accented with hand-painted gestures that confuse the supposed distinction between autonomy and automation. 

website: Hyacinthgallery.com

LICHTUNDFIRE

175 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002

January 6 - January 28, 2023

Gretl Bauer, Cedric van Eenoo, Sandra Gottlieb, Victoria Lowe, Francie Lyshak, Sarah Peterson, Francesca Schwartz and Gerald Wolfe: A WHITER SHADE OF PALE

Exhibition with work in various media that emphasizes the absence or reduction of color — while otherwise creating a richness in sensation for the viewer by way of concept, medium, materials and processes.The reduction of the palette brings forward nuances of color — shades of white, grey or beige often overlooked when shown side by side a richer color palette. The artists in the exhibition, deliberately chose a concept of expression reduced of color as a vehicle to convey what lies beneath or beside the demonstrative full spectrum — leading us away from what we are nowadays accustomed to and into the realm of a world of nuances, subtleties and the subconscious.

 

Exhibition Walk Thru and Reception: THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 

6-8 PM.

website: https://www.lichtundfire.com

Lubov

5 East Broadway, 4th floor, New York, NY 10038

January 13 – February 26, 2023

Victor Boullet: WERKK.WERKK.LIVERPOOL.PAINTING

Paintings by Victor Boullet

website: www.lubov.nyc

M 2 3
24 Henry Street

January 13 - February 26, 2023

Sean Donovan : Praxis of Matter

Sean Donovan’s practice is influenced by the refuse of industry, concentrating on the deleterious impacts of purported “progress" - the artist continues to examine the material language of decay and pernicious social praxis.

website: https://www.m23.co

Martos Gallery

41 Elizabeth St New York, NY 10013

January 19 - March 4

Sam Anderson, Robert Bittenbender, Alex Chaves, Tyree Guyton, Bradley Kronz, Justin Lieberman, Sandy WIlliams IV : Passages

The artists in Passages take cultural recycling as a starting point for art making in these doomstricken times. Cultural detritus, over-accessibility and crowding means the artists in this show exhibit a tenacity in defiance of a world that certainly doesn’t need another object.

website: http://www.martosgallery.com/

Peninsula
13 Monroe Street

December 15, 2022 - February 11, 2023

Jan Baracz : Mutiny's Darling

Peninsula is pleased to present "Mutiny’s Darling," a solo exhibition showcasing the artworks of multimedia artist

Jan Baracz.

website: https://www.peninsulaartspace.com/

Shelter
127 Eldridge St. New York, NY 10002

December 15, 2022 - January 22, 2023

Matthew Bede Murphy: If the Shoe Fits

In Matthew Bede Murphy’s debut solo show with the gallery, the artist highlights his materials as a central theme to his work, painting his sketchbooks and recreating the images within, assembling tableaus from domestic spaces and those around him in candid, intimate moments. This overarching theme of world-building is central to the artist’s practice, while working with recurring objects and subjects: flowers, landscapes, diaries, the self, sailors, and even aliens. 

website: shelternyc.com

steven harvey fine art projects
208 Forsyth street

January 18 - February 18, 2023

Abigail Dudley: Invention Observed 

mysterious reflections of young woman

website: www.shfap.com

 

 

Susan Eley Fine Art
190 Orchard Street, New York, NY, 10002

January 4 - February 11, 2023

Deirdre O'Connell & Jackie Shatz : Fire & Flurry

Susan Eley Fine Art is pleased to announce the opening of Fire & Flurry—an exhibition of recent paintings and sculptures by Deirdre O’Connell and Jackie Shatz. This is the second exhibition at SEFA’s new Gallery on the Lower East Side since our relocation from our Upper West Side space, founded in 2006 by Susan Eley. SEFA NYC is located at 190 Orchard Street, just south of Houston Street. This space is in the heart of the LES arts district, and we are honored to join this vibrant creative community.

website: https://susaneleyfineart.com/

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