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The Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation presents the exhibition "Celebrating Maine's Artist-Endowed Foundations", featuring works by artists Stephen Pace, Joan Marie Beauregard, Bob Crewe, John David Ellis, Joseph Fiore, Beverly Hallam, John Heliker, Robert LaHotan, Kenneth Noland, and Leo Rabkin. Opening reception on May 4th, 5-8pm.

The Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection of the Brown University Library, Providence, RI, acquired 127 Stephen Pace World War II works on paper from the Stephen and Palmina Pace Foundation.

"Walter Darby Bannard | 1959-1962" museum exhibition opens at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. From April 26 to September 9, 2018.

Along with passions for music and surfing, visual art—and his faith—have filled Solomon’s existence ever since. But, as with any artist, it’s been a complex journey to the point in his career where he stands now, with works in the permanent collections of the John & Mable Ringling Museum of Art, the Cantor Fitzgerald Collection in New York, the Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton and the Parrish Art Museum, among others, as well as the private collections of playwright Edward Albee, artist Dan Flavin, architect-artist Richard Meier and others.

Career overview of a significant AbExer who started his career in Paris in the circle of Joan Mitchell and Sam Francis and went on to provide an important conduit in the 1950s to avant garde stirrings in Philadelphia.

Christine Berry, Eric Dever, and Susan Vecsey photographed at the Guild Hall Academy of the Arts Awards dinner on March 5, 2018.

Susan Vecsey and Christine Berry photographed at the Guild Hall Academy of the Arts Awards dinner on March 5, 2018.

Susan Vecsey, Eric Dever, and Christine Berry head in to the Rainbow Room for the Guild Hall Academy of the Arts Awards dinner on March 5, 2018.

Berry Campbell's current exhibit, "John Opper: Paintings from the 1960s and 1970s", is featured in Artnet's daily newsletter. The exhibit is on view until March 10, 2018.

Berry Campbell Gallery is pleased to announce a special exhibition of paintings by RAYMOND HENDLER from March 15 through April 14, 2018, in New York. This is Berry Campbell’s third solo exhibition of Hendler’s work. After focusing on particular periods of the artist’s oeuvre, the gallery has curated a small survey of the artist’s entire career, allowing visitors to see the transitions from early gestural abstraction to tighter more graphic forms. The opening reception for “Raymond Hendler: Fifty Years of Painting” is Thursday, March 15 from 6 to 8pm.