Kathryn Markel Fine Arts

Coffee, Bagels & Conversation
at
Kathryn Markel Fine Arts
12- 2pm Saturday, April 13th

Please join Nancy Cohen and Susan English
at their exhibitions, Force: Observations from the Interior and Periphery

Short talks at 12:30pm
https://www.markelfinearts.com/exhibitions/

Above: Nancy Cohen Scrim, Diffusion, Fissue & Public Market. nancymcohen.com
Below: Susan English Shadow Light, Verge & Glance. susanenglish.us

NEW YORK CITY - CHELSEA

529 West 20th, Suite 6W

New York, NY 10011

Phone: 212.366.5368

Email: markel@markelfinearts.com

Alternative History: THE OTHER GLASS / Heller Gallery

HELLER GALLERY
303 10th Ave. (bt 27th St. and 28th St.)
New York, NY 10001
212 - 414 - 4014

Tuesday to Saturday: 11 - 6 PM

www.hellergallery.com

Four Artists: Studio Neighbors and Friends

Nancy Cohen / Liasons / Markel Fine Arts

UrbanGlass / Nancy Cohen

Join us for the opening of Nancy Cohen's installation Hackensack Dreaming, which will be on display through November 5th. Cohen's installation transforms the gallery and explores fragility, perseverance, and the new realities produced by the collision of the human and natural worlds. Opening Reception: Wednesday, September 7thfrom 6-9pm.

"The Nature of Things" 

Curated by Anne Trauben at the Drawing Rooms in Jersey City. 

Exhibition dates: April 8 - May 15. 

Opening Reception: Saturday April 9th 3-6pm.

Participating Artists:  Nancy Cohen, Beth Dary, Sandy DeSando, Ed Fausty, Allison Gildersleeve, Babs Reingold, Dana Scott, Holly Sumner and Kit Sailer.

DRAWING ROOMS
180 Grand St
Jersey City, NJ
From NYC
By train from 6th Avenue PATH: Take Journal Square PATH train to Grove St. stop.
By train from WTC PATH: Take Newark PATH train to Exchange Plac3e
By car: Holland tunnel to first street after exiting tunnel (Marin Blvd) turn left. Stay on Marin to Grand street, turn left and immediately on the left (near the corner) is the Drawing Rooms space.Gallery Hours
Th/Fr 4-7p
S/S 2-6p

New York State of Mind No. 44

"Hackensack Dreaming" / A beautiful Art Show…to fall in love with

…and I love, love, love this ’tapestry’.

At Nancy Cohen's "Hackensack Dreaming" Art Show /  Photo by Rodriguez Calero

NANCY COHEN / The Visual Arts Gallery

NANCY COHEN

HACKENSACK DREAMING

September 8 to October 21, 2015

Artist's Reception: September 15, 5-8p.m.

Artists' Talk at 6 p.m.

Roundtable Discussion: "The Geology/Ecology and Art of the Meadowlands" October 17, 5-6:30p.m. in the auditorium next to the gallery
co-hosted by Departments of Arts and Geoscience
 

The Visual Arts Gallery
NJCU Visual Arts Building

Gallery Hours M–F, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Open for Jersey City Artist Studio Tour, Oct. 3, 12-5 p.m.

New Jersey City University
100 Culver Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07305
(201) 200-2496
http://njcu.edu/Visual_Arts_Gallery.aspx
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Directions from everywhere are here:

http://njcu.edu/Maps_and_Directions.aspx

The Riverside Galleries May 25 through June 22, 2013

Beyond the Surface Sculpture and embedded drawings by Nancy Cohen
My iPhone and Eye Photographs throughout the Hudson Valley by Cali Gorevic

'Throughout her career, Nancy Cohen has experimented with materials and forms that underscore the relational possibilities between the appearance of transparency and its opposite, opaqueness. Her naturalist tendencies are abetted by an ethnographer's curiosity and a keen appreciation of cultural parallelsand anomalies. All of her various works explore sensations provoked by liminality, that is, threshold states of mind conditioned by factors conducive to transition and transformation.'
Dominique Nahas, Sculpture Magazine, 2008

Cali Gorevic has printed everything from digital composites to solar prints and has made photographs with everything from large format cameras to pinholes to plastic toys. 'Sophisticated as it is, the iPhone is the most primitive of all in its way. Digital photographers call the taking of a picture 'capturing'. There is an immediacy about it--you see it, you grab it, no thought of tripods, no thoughts at all really. This incredibly advanced device allows me to record the least civilized images I can find, reflecting the energy of nature without benefit of human hands. It really feels like an extension of my eye.