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Chromophilia @ Brooklyn Artists Gym




Chromophilia

From the press release:

Chromophilia offers viewers a chance to see through the eyes of thirteen contemporary colorists by observing their paintings, assemblage, and digital artworks. These artworks show a deep investigation of color, shape, texture and form while pushing color relationships. Through the artwork exhibited in Chromophilia, participating artists teach us something new about the way we see color. 

Including work by:
Paul Behnke, Tracey Chan, Carol Chave, Marc Cheetham, Veronique Gambier, Jeanne Heifetz, Jeff Hendrickson, Daniel G. Hill, Will Hutnick, Mary Schiliro, Polly Shindler, Sally Schluter Tardella, and Jannell Turner.

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 3, 6 - 9 PM
March 3 - March 19, 2012
168 7th Street
Brooklyn, NY 







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ariele @ brooklyn to west said…
Wonderful Paul! Artists listed in no particular order, other than alphabetically and in order of TOTAL AWESOMENESS.
February 21, 2012 at 8:30 PM
Dale McNeil said…
Looking forward to this.
February 22, 2012 at 10:23 AM
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