Eleventh Street Arts is thrilled to announce its next exhibition: RESIDENTS. This group show presents nine emerging artists, all recent graduates of Grand Central Atelier, in a showcase of new paintings, drawings and sculpture.
Opening reception Friday, April 15, 6-9 p.m.
FOLLOW UP ARTIST TALKS!
FOLLOW UP ARTIST TALKS!
Wednesday April 20, 6-8 p.m. The featured artists will each briefly talk about their work as well as answer questions from the audience
Wednesday May 4, 6-8 p.m. The Artists will participate in a panel discussion hosted by Suggested Donation Podcast's Ted Minoff and Tony Curanaj.
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| Devin Cecil-Wishing |
RESIDENTS includes work by Liz Beard, Anthony Baus, Patrick Byrnes, Devin Cecil-Wishing, Sally Fama Cochrane, Zoe Dufour, Samuel Hung, Brendan Johnston, and Justin Wood. Together their work demonstrates the varied ways in which traditional academic training can inform contemporary art practice.
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| Patrick Byrnes |
From Liz Beard's dreamlike narrative figure works, to Devin Cecil-Wishing's enigmatic trompe l'oeil still lifes, to Sally Fama Cochrane's elaborate medical allegories, exhibited works are marked by the marriage of highly refined technique with the incipient personal styles of nine developing visions.
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| Justin Wood |
Two still life painters: Justin Wood and Samuel Hung, are exploring the genre in refreshingly unique ways - Wood's elegant compositions invoke 17th century Dutch masters with a calm, even light, while Hung's whimsical pictures are rendered with a dazzling precision. Anthony Baus' part-observed, part-imagined compositions conjure past, present, and the ornate splendor of the ancient world.
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| Sally Fama Cochrane |
Patrick Byrnes, Zoe Dufour, and Brendan Johnston present sensitive new figure paintings and sculptures exploring the intimate relationship between model and artist in ways that evoke both strength and vulnerability.
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| Brendan Johnston |
Having spent years carefully honing their painting, drawing and sculpting skills, these young artistic voices are now emerging with an intriguing array of styles, sensibilities and subject matter.
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| Sam Hung |
In addition to the public opening reception on April 15, Eleventh Street Arts will present two evenings of artist talks.
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| Liz Beard |
Wednesday April 20, 6-8 p.m. The featured artists will each briefly talk about their work as well as answer questions from the audience
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| Zoe Dufour |
Wednesday May 4, 6-8 p.m. The Artists will participate in a panel discussion hosted by Suggested Donation Podcast's Ted Minoff and Tony Curanaj.
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| Anthony Baus |
All events are free and open to the public
Eleventh Street Arts is located at
46-06 11th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
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