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William Corwin reviews Tangibilia, an exhibition of paintings by Franklin Einspruch at THERE Gallery, New York.

marcdalessio.com

Plein air landscape painting workshops in oils. Held in picturesque locations in the USA and Europe.

asllinea.org

George Bridgman, known as a master teacher of artistic anatomy, is represented by many demonstration drawings in the collection of the Art Students League of New York. Artist Jerry Weiss writes about what makes his teachings so enduring.

haberarts.com

reviews of new york city art galleries and museums, from the renaissance and art history to modern and contemporary art

303gallery.com

Kristin Oppenheim was born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1959. She received an MFA from Hunter College in 1989 and lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Notable for her immersive sound installations, Oppenheim saturates exhibition spaces with narratives touching on memory or dreamlike states, often using the physicality of sound to underscore a tension between the absence and presence of the voice.

twocoatsofpaint.com

Contributed by Sharon Butler / This month, many galleries are taking a well-deserved break after a shitshow of a year. A few, though, are curating through the heat and hanging new shows. At Karma, …

philipmartingallery.com

Aaron Morse’s work engages with human and environmental concerns, often with a view toward our greater narratives about ourselves and the world in which we live. Morse's paintings and works-on-paper invite us to consider myth, nature and culture through dynamic compositions that combine their elements in colorful and complex layers....

dolbychadwickgallery.com

established by lisa dolby chadwick in san francisco in 1997, dolby chadwick gallery represents an international roster of emerging and mid-career artists working in traditional and hybrid media, including oil painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, and photography. the gallery seeks to exhibit articulate, visceral, and provocative new work, and to support its artists in the development of their creative processes and visions. embracing a diversity of subject matter, styles that range from photorealism to abstraction, and approaches that prioritize both the aesthetic and the conceptual, the gallery’s program focuses on works wherein the artist’s dedication to craft, observation, and materials is evident. a common thread throughout the work is an interest in exploring and redefining visual perception and optical effects—celebrating the unexpected surprise of sight and insight of visual experience. from its first site of five years on sutter street, dolby chadwick moved to its current location at 210 post street in 2002. the 5,000 square-foot gallery has hosted over 230 exhibitions and curated shows. heads, a 2011 show selected by art historian peter selz, comprised forty works by artists including stephen de staebler, lucian freud, edwige fouvry, sherie’ franssen, ann gale, gottfried helnwein, alex kanevsky, nathan oliveira, and irving petlin. director lisa dolby chadwick has over twenty-five years of fine arts and gallery expertise and has overseen the development of more than sixteen catalogues and monographs. she co-organized the stephen de staebler career retrospective exhibition and monograph for san francisco’s de young museum in 2012, a show cited by san francisco chronicle art critic kenneth baker as among the best of the year. gallery artists have been reviewed in art in america, art ltd., artnews, art practical, artworks, the huffington post, the los angeles times, the new york times, and the san francisco chronicle, among others. artists have been awarde