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Paintings And Painted Objects On The Lower East Side: 11/9/2013

Below you will find a photo essay of paintings, and sculpture or installations in which color plays an important role, that are now on view on the Lower East Side.















Installation view with curator, J.J. Manford.

  
Peter Acheson: Rusted Giacometti
Curated by J.J. Manford
Through November 17, 2013
164 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002




 








 
Lester Johnson: Dark Paintings
Through November 17, 2013
208 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002












Artist, Nicholas Hamilton takes in the installation.




 
Rebecca Smith: Interference
Through November 24, 2013
124 Forsyth Street
New York, NY 10002













 
Tatiana Kronberg: . . . And there's my marble double
Curated by Chelsea Spengemann
Through November 10, 2013
120 Essex Street
New York, NY 10002













 
Ryan McLaughlin: Raisins
Through December 22, 2013
122 Norfolk Street
New York, NY 10002














 
Sadie Laska: Sarojane
Through December 1, 2013
34 Orchard Street
New York, NY 10002





Leslie Wayne

Craig Fisher

Jim Lee

Gerald Jackson

Leslie Wayne



Physical Property
With work by: Craig Fisher, Gerald Kackson, Marthe Keller, Jim Lee, Stephen Maine, Bonnie Rychlak, Leslie Wayne
Curated by Kim Uchiyama
Through December 7, 2013
163 Chrystie street
New York, NY 10002



















Comments

Thanks -- some great painting here.
Paul Behnke said…
Hi Aubrey,
Thanks very much for checking out the post!

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