Open now at the Westbeth Gallery in New York City is a group exhibition that spotlights contemporary still life painting.
On view now through January 30, “Looking at the Overlooked” is a group exhibition in New York that considers contemporary still life painting from a number of accomplished artists.
Curated by Peter Colquhoun and hosted by the Westbeth Gallery, the exhibition features Lennart Anderson, Robert Bunkin, Sandra Caplan, Simon Carr, Ray Ciarrocchi, Peter Colquhoun, Francis Cunningham, Gwen Fabricant, Lawrence Faden, Robert Feinland, John Goodrich, Xico Greenwald, Albert Kresch, Valerie Mendelson, Thaddeus Radell, Jean Francois Rocheman, Peter Ruta, Susan Walp, and Rachel Youens.
Via the exhibition website, the exhibition “focuses on contemporary still life painting, in a spirit of re-evaluation and revelation. The still life genre offers possibilities that no other motif can.”
To learn more, visit Westbeth Gallery.
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