The Figure Now @ Brooklyn Artists Gym

From the press release:

The Figure Now offers viewers an array of figurative paintings and drawings with imagery ranging from representational to abstract in a variety of media. The extensive scope of style is also shown through the distinct scales, themes, narratives, and techniques that each of the artists employ. The artwork’s contemporary settings distinguish these pieces from historical precedents concerning figurative work.

Participating artists:

Rhia Hurt, Allison Maletz, Daina Mattis, Ann Marie Napoli, David Pettibone, Alexa de los Reyes, Rachel Sharp, Jane Westrick, Lindsey Wolkowicz, and Debra Zechowski.

The Figure Now

Opening Reception: Saturday, Feb. 11, 6 - 9 PM

February 11 - February 27, 2012

Brooklyn Artists Gym

168 7th Street

Brooklyn, NY 11215

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