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Painting (Mostly) at the Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts @ The American Academy of Arts and Letters

Installation view.

 Kayla Mohammadi

Kayla Mohammadi

 Keltie Ferris

Keltie Ferris

Joanne Greenbaum

 Joanne Greenbaum

Joanne Greenbaum (detail)

 Joanne Greenbaum

Joanne Greenbaum (detail)

Ellen Driscoll

 Gary Petersen

 Gary Petersen

 Gary Petersen

 Rachel Malin

 Cordy Ryman

 Cordy Ryman

Cordy Ryman (detail)

 Martha Clippinger

 Martha Clippinger

Martha Clippinger

 Jessica Stockholder

Jessica Stockholder (detail)

 Janice Nowinski

 Janice Nowinski

Kurt Knobelsdorf





Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts 
March 6 - April 12, 2014
The American Academy of Arts and Letters
633 W 155 Street
New York, NY 10032

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