Gallery Exhibition at 48 Walker Street
Gallery Exhibition at 52 Walker Street
Our latest Feature explores Kathy Butterly's new exhibition, Color In Forming. From her East Village studio, Butterly discusses her intensive artistic process, the importance of scale, and the formative power of color in her most recent body of work.
This Feature centers on Eamon Ore-Giron, whose exhibition The Symmetry of Tears is on view at 48 Walker St through June 5, 2021. Multiplicity and simultaneity are central to Ore-Giron’s wide-ranging practice. Across his interconnected pursuits in painting, music, and video, he synthesizes formal histories to explore the visual, auditory, and experiential possibilities of cross-cultural influence.
This Feature explores Josiah McElheny's exhibition Libraries, on view at our Lower East Side gallery from April 17 through June 12, 2021. In Libraries, McElheny continues his ongoing investigation of ways that concepts of “the infinite” have been translated throughout history into images, and how these pictorial structures connect to societal values of diversity, individuality and interconnectedness.
Explore Eamon Ore-Giron's interest in music and how the two musical tracks produced to accompany his exhibition, relate to the paintings on view in The Symmetry of Tears, on view at James Cohan, 48 Walker St, from May 1 through June 5, 2021.
