Structure and Imagery

Gili Levy   Lauren Collings and Ginny Casey   Clare Grill   Ginny Casey   Lauren Collings Exhibiting artist, Gili Levy talks with a gallery visitor before one of her paintings.   Clare Grill Gili Levy Not Color Absolute Ginny Casey   Lauren Collings   Clare Grill   Gili Levy On view through March 8th Proto Gallery 66 Willow Street Hoboken, NJ 07030   

Installation view of new paintings by Fran O'Neill in the main gallery at Life on Mars. Fran O'Neill Installation view with work by Fran O'Neill and Ben Pritchard (on the wall to the left). Installation view with work by Fran O'Neill. Fran O'Neill Fran O'Neill Fran O'Neill (detail from work shown above). Ben Pritchard in the gallery's Project Room. Ben Pritchard Ben Pritchard Ben Pritchard Ben Pritchard Ben Pritchard Installation view of work by Ben Pritchard. Fran O'Neill: Painting Her Way Home and Ben Pritchard in the Project Room Through February 15, 2015 Life on Mars 56 Bogart Street Brooklyn, NY 11206

  Carole's King 1939 , 2015, acrylic on canvas, 60 x 58 inches.   Detail   Detail   Detail  Detail   Detail   Detail   Detail Detail Studio view with Carole's King 1939 in Bushwick, Brooklyn . * All images and photos © Paul Behnke 2015

 Installation view. Photo courtesy of Paul Kasmin Gallery    Installation view. Photo courtesy of Paul Kasmin Gallery  Installation view. Photo courtesy of Paul Kasmin Gallery From the Press Release: New York Painting and Sculpture: 1940 - 1970  was the Met's most exciting exhibition to date under the auspices of director Thomas Hoving, who turned Henry Geldzahler loose to price the art world to alertness.  Paul Kasmin Gallery  is pleased to announce  The New York School, 1969: Henry Geldzahler at the Metropolitan Museum of Art ,  on view at  293 Tenth Avenue  from  January 13 - March 14, 2015.  Curated by Stewart Waltzer, this comprehensive group show reprises Geldzahler's seminal exhibition and includes exemplary works by  Josef Albers,  Alexander Calder, John Chamberlain, Joseph Cornell, Mark di Suvero, Dan Flavin, Helen Frankenthaler, Adolph Gottlieb, Hans Hoffmann, Donald ...

  Jack Bush at his easel, 1946. Photo: Gilbert A. Milne Portrait of Jack Bush (detail), 1946. Photo: Gilbert A. Milne Portrait of Jack Bush at Park Gallery, 1958. Photo: The New Studio Photography Painters Eleven:   left to right: Tom Hodgson, Alexandra Luke, Harold Town, Kazuo Nakamura, Jock Macdonald, Walter Yarwood, Hortense Gordon, Jack Bush, and Ray Mead. The two canvases facing forward represent Oscar Cahen who tragically died in a car crash in 1956 and the canvases facing the wall are for William Ronald who had resigned from the group in 1957.   Photo: Peter Croydon Jack Bush Painters Eleven

  Light Grey , July 1968 acrylic on canvas, 226 × 172.7 cm (89 × 68 in.) Private Collection © Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014) Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services   Pinched Orange , December 1964 oil on canvas, 220.9 × 177.8 cm (87 × 70 in.). Collection of Audrey and David Mirvish, Toronto. © Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014) Photo: Craig Boyko   Tall Spread , June 1966 acrylic on canvas, 271.7 × 152.4 cm (107 × 60 in.) National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa © Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014) Photo © NGC Grey V  March 1967  acrylic on canvas, 193 × 274.9 cm (76 × 108.25 in.) Tedeschi Collection, Montreal © Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014) Photo: Michael Cullen, TPG Digital Art Services Red Grey Totem  September 1973  acrylic on canvas, 125.7 × 167.6 cm (49.5 × 66 in.) Collection of Andrée & Léopold Amyot © Estate of Jack Bush / SODRAC (2014) Ph...