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Painting in Chelsea @ The Beginning Of August

Reinventing Abstraction:New York Painting in the 1980's
curated by Raphael Rubinstein
Cheim & Read
Up Through August 30

Elizabeth Murray and Mary Heilmann

Pat Steir

Jonathan Lasker

David Reed

Elizabeth Murray

Mary Heilmann

Mary Heilmann (detail)

Mary Heilmann (detail)

Louise Fishman

Stanley Whitney

Stephen Mueller

Thomas Nozkowski

Gary Stephan

Joan Snyder

Jack Whitten

Louise Fishman and Stanley Whitney

Terry Winters

Bill Jensen

Carroll Dunham



Gary Petersen: OptikNerve
Winkleman Gallery
Up through August 2








Essence / Quintessence: Group Exhibition
Stephen Haller Gallery
Through August 2

Ronnie Landfield

Larry Zox

Larry Zox



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