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A walk through this month’s gallery openings in Chelsea

A walk through this month’s gallery openings in Chelsea

somehow the colder and the more vicious New York City weather gets, the more curious events there are happening. Gallery openings in Chelsea are no exception with so much to see and process, that one may need a whole second day to cover them all.


1. LARRY ZOX, OPEN SERIES

Through December 20, 2019
Berry Campbell Gallery
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Works by Color Field painter Larry Zox at Berry Campbell Gallery
Larry Zox played a central role in the Color Field direction of art of the 1960s and 1970s — working mostly within hued geometric shapes in dynamic juxtapositions — demonstrated that hard-edge painting was not cold or formalistic

2. ROBERT LONGO, FUGITIVE IMAGES

Through December 21, 2019
Metro Pictures
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Don’t take the oversized works by Robert Longo for photography — these are actually meticulously executed charcoal drawings

3. GARY PANTER, DRAWINGS

Through January 11, 2020
Fredericks & Freiser
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An exhibition of Gary Panter, a cartoonist, illustrator, painter, designer, and part-time musician. Panter’s work is representative of the post-underground, new wave comics movement

4. CULTURE KEEPERS, CHRISTIAN VINCENT
ANALOGOUS DIMENSIONS, MARION FINK & ENIKÖ MARTON

Through January 23, 2020
C24 Gallery
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Enikö Márton’s paintings convey natural landscapes with some rich, psychedelic color palettes
Paintings by Christian Vincent

5. DUANE MICHALS, MISCHIEVOUS EYE

Through December 21, 2019
DC Moore Gallery
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In the new exhibition, Duane Michals’ painted photographs, sequences, and self-portraits share center stage, showcasing his interest in the comical, metaphysical and surreal.

6. J.C.FONTANIVE, FASTER THEN I THOUGHT

Through January 11, 2020
Danese/Corey
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7. ALEA PINAR DU PRE, AFTER THE MASTERS

Through December 21, 2019
Fremin Gallery
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Alea Pinar Du Pre’s ‘After the Masters’ series is a fascinating new interpretation of exemplary Renaissance paintings, viewed from the perspective of the digital age.
Alea Pinar Du Pre’s ‘After the Masters’ series is a fascinating new interpretation of exemplary Renaissance paintings, viewed from the perspective of the digital age.

8. MATERIAL COLOR (GROUP EXHIBITION)

Through December 21, 2019
Margaret Thatcher Projects
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Painting by Tegene Kunbi
Work in acrylic by Omar Chacon
Work in acrylic by Omar Chacon
Work in acrylic and resin by Freddy Chandra

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