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Junction @ Edward Thorp Gallery

Sarah Faux, Glyph , 2013, oil on canvas, 56 x 50 in. Image courtesy of Edward Thorp Gallery Junction Mark De Long, Sarah Faux, Kurt Lightner, Jason Stopa, and Russell Tyler September 12 - October 25, 2014 Edward Thorp Gallery 201 11th Avenue, 6th floor New York, NY 10001

Junction @ Edward Thorp Gallery

New Work, Five Painters @ Edward Thorp Gallery

(click image to enlarge) Edward Thorp Gallery

Painting in Chelsea: 11/30/13

Leon Kossoff: London Landscapes On view through December 21, 2013 Mitchell - Innes & Nash 534 West 26th Street New York, NY 10075   Larry Poons: Geometry + Dots 1957 - 1965 On view through December 14, 2013 Loretta Howard Gallery 525-531 West 26 Street New York, NY 10001 (Above works by Anne Russinof) Disposition : Gregory Hayes & Anne Russinof On view through January 3, 2014 Blank Space 511 West 25th Street Ste 204 New york, NY 10001 Sean Scully: Night and Day On view through January 11, 2014 Cheim & Read 547 West 25th Street New York, NY 10001 Matthew Blackwell: Picklelilly: Recent Painting and Sculpture October 17 - November 30, 2013 Edward Thorp Gallery 210 Eleventh Ave 6th Floor New York, NY 10001

Gary Stephan In Painting Advanced @ Edward Thorp Gallery

Gary Stephan, 2012,  Rickety Fields,  Acrylic on canvas, 56h x 70w in. (detail) Installation view of Stephan's work. Gary Stephan, 2013,  Plato in the Weeds,  Acrylic on canvas, 48h x 40w in. Gary Stephan, 2012,  Untitled,  Acrylic on canvas, 48h x 40w in. Gary Stephan, 2012,  Untitled,  Acrylic on canvas, 48h x 40w in.   Painting Advanced was on view @ Edward Thorp Gallery from March 9 - April 20, 2013. Artists included: Andrea Belag, Jim Lee, Rachel Malin, Andrew Spence, and Gary Stephan Edward Thorp Gallery 210 11th Avenue, 6th Fl. New York, NY 10001

Katherine Bradford @ Edward Thorp Gallery

Katherine Bradford 's New Work just recently closed at Edward Thorp Gallery . The show was comprised of large, complex works that balanced a sense of humor with the sincerity of great painting. The pop- figurative elements combine with a brilliant painterliness and a keen eye for formal abstraction to make bold, subtle, silly, and profound paintings.