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Doppler @ Parallel Art Space / Correspondence II @ TSA


Doppler
organized by Mel Prest
closed August 18, 2013
17-17 Troutman Street #220
Ridgewood, NY 11385

Karen Schifano

Edgar Diehl

Brent Hallard


Other artists included:


José Heerkens, Zeeland, NL

Gilbert Hsiao, New York City, US

Sarah Klein, San Francisco, US

Stephen Maine, New York City, US

Gay Outlaw, San Francisco, US

Mel Prest, San Francisco, US

Albert Roskam, Leiden, NL and Paris, FR

Iemke van Dijk, Leiden, NL

Henriëtte van 't Hoog, Amsterdam, NL

Ruth van Veenen, Haarlem, NL

Nancy White, Redwood City, US

Guido Winkler, Leiden, NL

Patricia Zarate, New York City, US




Don Voisine

Debra Ramsay and Steven Baris

Kevin Finklea

Garcia Khouw

Richard Bottwin


Correspondence II
until September 1, 2013
44 Stewart Ave, #49
Brooklyn, NY 11237

Nora Salzman

Jamie Alvarez, Douglas Witmer, and Rubens Ghenov

Keith Crowley (left) and Ezra Masch and Noah Breuer

Terri Saulin Frock

Caroline Santa

Anne Schaefer, Alexis Granwell, and Jamie Alvarez

Douglas Witmer

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