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Today, we’re meeting Jill Nathanson, a contemporary painter whose work feels summery and uplifting, and stands out from your typical pretty abstracts. Her solo show at a New York gallery just opened, so find out what you need to know about the hows and whys of her work.

Summer brings together 34 works by 7 artists who combine skeptical clarity with a mindful and at times humor-tinged desire to locate the intersection of spiritual and physical presence in daily life. The natural world serves as a doorway into a highly rarefied metaphysical realm where the sea of consciousness surges against the tangible world. Here all is in flux as distinctions between self and soul, body and spirit, past and present, mortification and bliss, confinement and escape all blur and waver. Summer celebrates the disparate elements of the Earth, while exploring the human connection to nature.

Now on view at the Dorothea and Leo Rabkin Foundation in Portland is an exhibition featuring 20 works from eight of Maine’s artist-endowed foundations. Not only is it a worthy introduction to these institutions, it is a fascinating and beautifully installed exhibition.

An artist who belongs to the Color Field legacy, according to the gallery, Jill Nathanson is a painter who goes beyond that tradition to reduce painting to its physical essence. At Berry Campbell, Nathanson will present 19 recent works, including important large-scale paintings.

Berry Campbell joins David Zwirner and Gagosian at the Seattle Art Fair in August! West Coast here we come!

We are honored to be working with Bunny Williams and Drake/Anderson for the Kips Bay Designer Show House to raise money for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club. You'll see paintings by Stanley Boxer, Charlotte Park, Stephen Pace and James Walsh.

Should an Abstract Expressionist be allowed to be happy? This is the intriguing question asked—and definitively answered—by “Raymond Hendler (1923-1998) | Fifty Years of Painting” at Berry Campbell Gallery in Chelsea, March 15 through April 14, 2018.

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.

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

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.