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We are preparing for our Joyce Weinstein exhibition, opening on March 21, 2019. Please read our online catalogue to learn more about the artist and her career.

Joyce Weinstein | Country Fields
March 21, 2019

Opening Reception
March 21, 2019
6-8 PM

Gallery Talk with Martica Sawin
Saturday, April 6, 2019
2 PM

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Martica Sawin

MARTICA SAWIN is an art historian and critic who has spent a half century covering contemporary art in print and in the classroom. She is author of the seminal publication, Surrealism in Exile and the Beginning of the New York School, and has written more than 100 essays on contemporary artists for exhibition catalogues and art magazines as well as authoring and co-authoring a number of monographs. Sawin served as Art History Department Chair at Parsons School of Design (1967-1995), is founder of Parsons in Paris, was a contributing editor in ARTS magazine, and was the New York Correspondent for Art International in the 1950s and 1960s. Sawin authored Stephen Pace, the critical and biographical text that summarizes the artist's life and art from Pace's early forceful abstract expressionist canvases to the luminous representational paintings of recent decades.

We are preparing for our Stephen Pace exhibition, opening on March 21, 2019. Please read our online catalogue to learn more about the artist and his career.

Stephen Pace | Reflections
March 21, 2019

Opening Reception
March 21, 2019
6-8 PM

Guild Hall Museum
East Hampton, New York
March 9 - April 6, 2019  

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Curated by James Little  

New York -- Centric
American Fine Arts Society Gallery 
The Art Students League of New York
March 5 - May 1, 2019  

Opening Reception
March 7, 2019
6 - 8 pm

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A Life With Art | Gifts from Dwight and Sue Emanuelson
Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina
March 8 - May 19, 2019  
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Guild Hall Museum
East Hampton, New York
March 9 - April 6, 2019  

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View Works by Susan Vecsey  

View More Works by Frank Wimberley

That history has so often obscured and overwritten the creative and intellectual output of women is by now a very well-known observation that, nevertheless, continues to sting. “The men simply said, ‘Women can’t paint,’” recalls Judith Godwin, who began her artistic career in the 1950s in New York—Abstract Expressionism’s heyday—alongside contemporaries including Helen Frankenthaler and Grace Hartigan. The men, simply put, were wrong. This exhibition of Godwin’s paintings across the last half-century situates the artist’s early works alongside later pieces, demonstrating her consistent penchant for experimenting with figure, ground, and color, as well as her persistent dedication to playfulness.

Please read our online catalogue to learn more about the artist and her career.

Judith Godwin: An Act of Freedom
January 10 - February 9, 2019