Assortment Pack — Everything goes this Thursday night. Realistic photography at the De Buck Gallery, Zines and exquisite corpse at David Zwirner with the always interesting Raymond Pettibon (of Black Flag logo fame) as well as a salute to Black History month with a founder of Kamoinge (early group of African American photographers, setting a positive message). Check it out!
Painting and Sculpture on tap—Jacob Lewis Gallery has an exhibition of new sculptures and works on paper by Rina Banerjee. The sculptures are a wild combination of materials speaking about ones’ cultural identity in an urban context. Check it out this Thursday night. Also Bill Jensen has a show of triptychs. His painting style is more of an uncovering process, whereby he teases out the image through repetitive painting and scraping until the final image is realized. Check it out.
How and Nosm
A Different Language
Jacob Lewis Gallery
The identical twin brothers Raoul and Davide Perré who are known as How and Nosm have executed 7 large scale canvases that are intricately painted in a black and white and magenta palette. Highly detailed and made from hand paintings and stencils, these large scale canvasses draw you in with an insane amount of detail and story line. Check it out through April 4, 2015.
The Mean Heart of Winter!— It’s rough outside, but that doesn’t stop the heart beat of art to keep pumping. Jacob Lewis Gallery has an inaugural exhibition by How and Nosm at his new gallery. Intense works on canvas should prove to be the show stopper of the night. Stop by and check it out! Other good shows include Britton Tolliver at Joshua Liner Gallery and Haroshi wood carvings at Jonathan Levine Gallery. Stay warm out there!