At Home in the Studio ⇩

The Bowery Gallery presents an online exhibition of paintings by gallery artists, on view July 1-26 at Artsy and also through the gallery’s own website, bowerygallery.org.

Each artist has contributed one work to the exhibition. While every work reflects the power of visual experience and a belief in painting and sculpture as living traditions, the selection embraces an intriguing variety of approaches.

The past months have seen a dramatic growth in online artist’s communities and the discussing and sharing of work. During its temporary closure Bowery contributes with a series of exhibitions and panels about the work of gallery artists and the artists they admire.

Bowery is currently hosting two panel discussions conducted by gallery artists Deborah Rosenthal, Nagib Nahas, John Goodrich and Simon Carr. The first panel, “Varieties of Landscape,” a discussion of painters admired by the panelists, can be viewed at https://youtu.be/HJKT1-MbrB0. The second panel, during which the artists will discuss their own work, will be available later in the month.

Here is a selection of works from the 44 works exhibited in the show.

Stephanie Franks, Newtown Kreek Blues, 2019, oil, acrylic, charcoal/paper, 28 x 20 1/2″

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Monica Bernier, East Harlem from the Train, 2020, acrylic/paper, 22 x 30″

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Carolyn Virgil, “Studio Spring 2020,” 2020, acrylic/board, 16 x 20″

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Naomi Nemtzow, Quarantine Collage with Feathers, 2020, acrylic,pencil/paper, 5 1/2 x 8″

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Lynn Kotula, Eggplant, Striped Pattypan and Plant in Box, 2019 o/panel, 8″x16″

Lynette Lombard, Empty Streets Under Lockdown, 2020, o/c, 30 x 24″

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Mark Lewis, Virus (When Death Calls), 2020, w/c on yupo, 20 x 26″

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June Silverberg, Gloaming, 2000-2018, oil stick/c, 8 x 6″

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Michael Louis Johnson, Still Life: Roses in a Glass Jar, 2020, pigment, graphite/paper, 24 x 18″