Opening this Thursday May 14, 5-8 pm - Barbara Goldmann: Paintings and Works on Paper. Image: Untitled (Miscarriage), 2006, oil paint on paper, 50 x 65 cm @barbara.goldmann
The Fernandez Leventhal Gallery, a new gallery in midtown Manhattan. Now open by invitation and appointment for exhibitions of modern and contemporary art and African, Mesoamerican, and aboriginal art. The gallery will also be home to the Agustin Fernandez Foundation. Located at 157 East 37th Street. Ring Buzzer Number 1. Follow @fernandezleventhalgallery for events. Call (917) 282-7970 for appointments.
The Florida Highwaymen exhibition continues at the gallery until May 9. The gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday, 1-6.
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Ali Ghamsari, an Iranian musician, staging a sit-in at the Damavand power plant in Tehran, one of Iran’s largest, in response to President Trump’s threat to attack power plants.
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“The Florida Highwaymen,” the gallery's current show, posted on @newyorkartcriticsassociation . Done in association with @jeremyscholar . Until May 7. The gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday, 1-6 pm and by appointment,
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“The Florida Highwaymen” exhibition is now open. The Highwaymen were a group of Black artists from the area around Fort Pierce, FL who, starting in the 1950s, supported themselves by painting the Florida landscape and selling them from their cars along local roadways. In the Jim Crow South this provided them with higher incomes than other available work. Despite the quality of the best work few museums, and none in NYC, have any in their collections. In collaboration with @jeremyscholar #floridahighwaymen
The Florida Highwaymen now open, Wednesday through Saturday and by appointment.
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The Florida Highwaymen opening Thursday, March 12, 5 to 7 pm. Image: Sam Newton, Waves Breaking on the Rocks, c. 2010 - 2015, Oil on masonite,
16″ x 20″. In association with @jeremyscholar
