Nicholas Krushenick: A Survey @ Gary Snyder Gallery

For its inaugural exhibition in the new space, Gary Snyder Gallery presents the most comprehensive presentation of Krushenick's work in almost 20 years. The survey includes paintings, collages and preparatory drawings many of which have never been shown.

"From the outset, he was adamantly anti-formalist without being nostalgic or reactionary. He believed it was the artist's right and responsibility to be independent, and he determinedly explored and defined a territory that was all his own."

-John Yau, from the press release.

Nicholas Krushenick: A Survey

Through Saturday October 29

Gary Snyder Gallery

529 W. 20 Street

New York, NY

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