Past Exhibitions
Erick Mendoza
EXHIBITION DATES
January 2025
Image:
The Landscape
Ink on Canvas
30 in x 40 in
Mark Sengbusch
Softer Lines
EXHIBITION DATES
October 2024 - November 2024
Image:
Lavender Kangaroo, 2024
Acrylic on Wood Tiles on Panel
22 in x 34 in
Stefano Curti
EXHIBITION DATES
May 2024 - June 2024
Images from Left to Right:
Ms. Kady Grant, 2023
Oil on linen
24 in x 44 in
In The Red (Omnimon), 2024
Oil on linen
45.5 in x 72 in
Mr. Curti in the Forest, 2024
Oil on Linen
37.5 in x 78 in
Rachel Phillips
Magic Ball
EXHIBITION DATES
February 2024 - April 2024
Image:
What What, 2018
Acrylic paint, glitter, flock, stickers, and fake eyeball on canvas
72 in x 72 in
Mónica Palma
EXHIBITION DATES
October 2023 - November 2023
Mónica Palma was born in Mexico City and studied visual art at the Universidad Veracruzana in Xalapa, Veracruz. She received her MFA in Painting and Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Her work has been shown at TSA (NYC), 245 Varet Street (NYC), Ortega y Gasset Projects (NYC), the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City), Soloway Gallery (NYC), Underdonk Gallery (NYC), and Essex Flowers (NYC). Mónica was the 2022 AIR spring resident at UTK in Tennessee.
Image:
Two UNAM lava rocks
15 in x 12 in x 3 in
Aluminum sheet, calligraphic rice paper, glue, encaustic, braided rope and volcanic rocks
Joseph Reboli
EXHIBITION DATES
July 2023 - August 2023
Joseph Reboli was an American painter based in Stony Brook, New York, known primarily for his oil paintings of local landscapes and subjects from the Three Village area and the East End of Long Island. Whether it be the back door of the Narragansett or a stack of rocks from the Mohegan Bluffs, island homes along with stretches of grass or beach have been his favorite subject matter over the years. While his interpretations are always realist in nature, emotionally they may fall somewhere between the dramatic, the mysterious and the abstract. His work has been the subject of five museum exhibitions, over 20 solo exhibitions, and numerous group shows, as well as collected by both private collectors throughout America and Europe and corporate clients.
Image:
Hydrangea Hose
24 in x 30 in
Giclee Print on Stretched Canvas
Spring Local Artists Exhibition 2023
EXHIBITION DATES
May 2023 - June 2023
Three visual artists from Long Island, New York, showcase their work with One River School of Art + Design in Port Jefferson.
Angela Newman (Anjipan) Artist Website
Julie Rose Bosco Artist Instagram
Image:
Collection of mixed media local artists' work.
Image 1: Ben Cisek
Image 2: Angela Newman (Anjipan)
Image 3: Julie Rose Bosco
Eric Hibit
EXHIBITION DATES
February 2023 - April 2023
Eric Hibit (born in Rochester, NY) is a visual artist based in New York City. He attended the Corcoran College of Art + Design (BFA,1998) and Yale University School of Art (MFA, 2003). In New York, he has exhibited at Morgan Lehman Gallery, Dinner Gallery, Deanna Evans Projects, My Pet Ram, One River School of Art + Design, Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Underdonk Gallery, Ortega y Gasset Projects, Zurcher Studio, C24 Gallery, Anna Kustera Gallery, Max Protetch Gallery, and elsewhere. Hibit's paintings are labor-intensive and come together as a dazzling interplay of surfaces, textures, colors, and patterns, rendered in exquisite detail. The color theories of Josef Albers and Johannes Itten inform his work.
Image:
Lotus with Frog, 2020
Acrylic on Canvas over Panel
24 x 20 in
Alex Cook
You Got This!
EXHIBITION DATES
October 2022 - December 2022
Alex Cook is a muralist and public artist. He has created over 220 murals in the US and abroad focusing on universal spiritual themes, nature, and wonder. In 2014 Cook created the YOU ARE LOVED mural project. The project uses art and simple, unapologetic messages of universal value and worth, to help organizations and communities express their love and change the public conversation about identity, relationship, and communication.
Image:
YOU GOT THIS!
Acrylic on Board
16 ft x 4 ft
Krista Biedenbach
ME RN AAF
EXHIBITION DATES
May 2022 - June 2022
Krista Biedenbach is an artist and educator based out of Long Island, New York. As a mixed media artist, she thrives on exploring ways to combine unassuming materials, such as tar paper, spray paint and refuse paint, with more traditional art-making media including ink, graphite, and charcoal. Her work is grounded in representation of the human form, but focuses on the emotive abstraction of the subject matter, alongside the study of movement and line throughout her imagery. Referencing the practice of both ab-ex and surrealist artists, the painting surface is often flipped, poured, stepped on, and manipulated in other ways in order to heighten the problem solving poised in each work. Influences include Willem De Kooning, Rico Le Brun, Marlene Dumas, and Georg Baselitz. No image she creates is sacred nor limited to a specific process.
Image:
Me Rn: You gave me so much anxiety
Mixed Media
36 in x 81 in
Michael Krasowitz
Psychedelic Biomorphism
EXHIBITION DATES
September 2021 - December 2021
Michael Krasowitz’s work uses a balance of vibrant colors and shapes to create keys to the subconscious, pushing abstraction into a psychological experience. Inspired by the exercises of the surrealists and Asemic writing, Krasowitz created his own visual language that became the basis for his early imagery. Abstract variations of eastern characters can be seen in his pieces. Spontaneous or automatic drawing is an essential element in his work. Krasowitz challenges our conscious interpretation of his work, purposefully omitting a clear narrative, in order to create an automatic, psychological response from the viewer. Michael Krasowitz’s painting technique is rooted in the craft of under painting and glazing to create three dimensional forms.
Image:
The Odyssey, 2006
Oil on Linen
44 in x 60 in
Joseph Santarpia
Creative Capacity
EXHIBITION DATES
February 2021 - April 2021
Joseph Santarpia engages with the concepts of materials’ creative capacity, questions of labor, the body as machine, and the medicalized body. His multimedia studio practice includes, painting, cyanotype, collage, and video. He is most known for his large-scale abstractions of viscera and earthly topography, made with ink on synthetic paper. Santarpia’s work captures a stark contrast of darkness and luminosity, referencing a sense of visceral interiority, expansive space, and mechanic processes.
Image:
Range ii, 2017
Alcohol Ink on Yupo Paper
54 in x 60 in
Andrea Lawl Manning
Accumulations
EXHIBITION DATES
November 2020 - December 2020
Andrea Lawl Manning is a sculptor and instillation artist working to build communities centered around creativity through interactive instillations. She creates vivid and imaginative work that challenge the viewer to rethink the traditional sculptural norms, both in her use of mediums and unique compositions. Manning's work, united by bold explorations of color, tumble forward from the wall. Gravity becomes both a liberation from flatness, and a challenge to their constitution. Collected experiments in paint are woven and tangled together, and the body emerges. Shards of paint and silicone become tongues and valves; extrusions of caulk and polyurethane become tubes and veins. Paint, image, and flatness coalesce into fleshy form at the intersection of disgust and tactile appeal.
Image:
Amoeba, 2019
Mixed Media
60 in x 40 in x 6 in
Joseph Meloy
Decade One
EXHIBITION DATES
February 2020 - October 2020
Joseph Meloy is a visual artist born and raised in New York City. Working in a style he coined “Vandal Expressionism”, his particular brand of post-graffiti abstraction also draws heavily from AbEx, art brut, cave painting and hieroglyphics. Melding the abstract and the figurative, his work delves into the impulses of the subconscious and seeks to transcribe them spontaneously onto canvas, paper, and wall in an otherworldly yet distinctly urban visual language. Bouncing, fluttering, twisting and interlocking, the pieces pile up and fall into place as the marks flicker in and out of representation, coalescing into abstracted impressions of the natural and manmade universe.
Image:
The Search for Atlantis, 2015
Latex, Acrylic, Oil, and Spray Paint on Canvas
68 in x 68 in