Paul D'Agostino @ Norte Maar

Futuro anteriore VI: Sarà sempre stato un fatto di partenze, scoperte, rovine

Future Perfect VI: It will Have Always Been a Matter of Departure, Discoveries, Ruins, 2012,

mixed-media collage and drawing, with ink and acrylic mediums on layered sheets of gessoed paper

19 ¾ x 14 ¾ inches

Norte Maar is pleased to present Paul D’Agostino: Appearance Adrift in the Garden. This is the first one-person exhibition of the artist’s work and will feature new prints and collages in which color, time, and subject fade into and feed off of one another. The exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on February 3 from 6-9pm. A reading from the artist’s latest chapbook, published in collaboration with Norte Maar, will take place on Sunday, February 19 at 4pm.

Opening Reception: Friday, February 3, 6-9 PM.

And in the Project Room: Recent prints by Leslie Kerby and sculptures by Kai Vierstra.

Gallery Hours: Weekends, 1-6 PM.

Norte Maar

83 Wyckoff Avenue

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Brooklyn, NY 11237

Comments

Ravenna Taylor said…

I like this a lot! thanks for the post, I would like to get there if I can.

February 3, 2012 at 7:17 AM

NORTE MAAR said…

Thanks so much for the post! Entire exhibition to go online soon. Exhibition is open weekends 1-6pm.

February 5, 2012 at 1:21 PM

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