Structure and Imagery

 Emily Noelle Lambert   Jason Stopa  Jason Stopa  Emily Noelle Lambert w/ Katherine Bradford   Katherine Bradford   Katherine Bradford   Mie Olise  Florian Meisenberg   Mie Olise Anna Kunz   Amy Feldman   Painters: Katherine Bradford and Todd Bienvenu   Jason Stopa and Todd Bienvenu   Emily Noelle Lambert Anna Kunz (on left) with friends. Verge curated by Mie Olise and featuring work by: Amy Feldman, Katherine Bradford, Emily Noelle Lambert, Anna Kunz, Florian Meisenberg, Mie Olise, and Jason Stopa. Through July 6, 2014 Munch Gallery 245 Broome Street New York, NY 10002        

Works by Anna Kunz , will be included in the group effort Verge on the LES tomorrow night. (image courtest of the artist) From the press release: Munch Gallery is pleased to present 'Verge' - a group exhibition curated by Mie Olise. To be ”on the verge” is to approach something closely, without quite giving over. It’s an ambigous state. Such states are difficult to navigate, they don’t give us easy answers. This is particularly true in painting. 'Verge' at Munch Gallery brings together a group of painters who span generations and contintents. The connecting thread woven here is a marked interest in paint handling that marks the boundary between representation and abstraction. New York painting has a long history. In its current form, long held distinctions between abstraction and figuration are crumbling and reinventing themselves. Painters are forming mini-subcultures. The new work coming out of this tradition is ...