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David Pollack at Stout Projects: Opening Reception for the Artist


Painter, David Pollack at the opening of his first one man show Fifth Season in Brooklyn, NY




Jason Rohlf, Farrell Brickhouse and David Pollack. 



 Robin Stout the founder and director of Stout Projects with Pollack's Spring Sight:Red Hook, Brooklyn, 2015.




 Robin Stout, Holly Wilson, and Jon Cowan









 James Prez, Farrell Brickhouse, and Len Bellinger









 Joanna Karatzas catches up with Farrell Brickhouse









 James Prez and Emily Berger









 David Pollack signs a copy of his catalogue for Emily Berger




 Juan Hinojosa




 Riad Miah and Clarity Haynes









Vincent Como, Holly Wilson, Debra Ramsay and Jason Rohlf









 Installation view




























David Pollack: Fifth Season

On view through May 22

Stout Projects
Brooklyn, NY

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