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Sean Fader Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle New York: Presented By Denny Gallery New York

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               Sean Fader,  Sugar Zaddy , 2023, Archival inkjet print, 40 x 30 in/102 x 76 cm Sean Fader Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle New York May 19 - June 24 Opening Reception: May 19, Friday, 6 -8 pm   “ Dear Danielle Steel,   My name is Sean Fader. I am a queer artist and a professor at Tulane University. I am writing to you from Stove Works, an artist residency in Chattanooga Tennessee. I have been asked to produce a piece for a show at Antenna Gallery that will open as part of a multivenue triennial in New Orleans. The exhibition’s theme is sugar, and I decided to investigate the history of the sugar daddy, in particular the story of Adolph Spreckels and Alma de Bretteville Spreckels. I was immediately consumed by their story which eventually led me to you .” -Sean Fader   This exhibition,  Sugar Daddy: Dear Danielle , opening May 19 and running through June 24 at Denny Gallery, New York, is a culmination of the artist’s years of research into the life and in

Rebekah Goldstein: My Reflection in the Water Presented By Denny Gallery New York

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                              Rebekah Goldstein:  My Reflection in the Water , 2023, Denny Gallery, New York                                                                       Rebekah Goldstein   My Reflection in the Water NEW YORK 03.31.2023 - 05.06.2023 Denny Gallery is pleased to present  My Reflection in the Water , a collection of paintings by Rebekah Goldstein opening March 31 through May 6, 2023. This will be Goldstein’s first exhibition with Denny Gallery. Goldstein, known for her fluid imagery and forms, which coil and curve, has recently shifted her practice beyond the traditional dimensions of painting, to explore shaped canvases which depict space and form evoking the human figure. She draws influences from architecture, furniture, textiles and other tangible objects which find bodily shapes as their nodal point for marking out space. By using the structure of the canvas in composition, Goldstein’s paintings transcend beyond a  depiction  of form a

Dustin Yellin: Cave Painting Presented By: Venus Manhattan

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Dustin Yellin: Cave Painting Opening: Sunday, April 30, 2023  1:00 PM – 8:00 PM On view: April 30 – June 3, 2023  Venus Over Manhattan 55 Great Jones Street New York, NY 10012 (New York, NY) –  Venus Over Manhattan  is pleased to present  Dustin Yellin: Cave Painting , a solo exhibition of new work by the New York-based artist Dustin Yellin which explores the interconnectivity of the natural world, humans, and our advancing technological landscape. Comprised of a series of new paintings,  Cave Painting  represents an important shift to painting for the artist whose practice in recent years has focused most notably on sculpture. An illustrated catalogue, published by the gallery, will be released in conjunction with the exhibition. The exhibition opens on  April 30, 2023  at  55 Great Jones Street , and runs through  June 3 .    Born in California and raised in Colorado, Yellin is well known for his glass and acrylic life-size sculptures where layers of multi-medi

Denny Gallery ArtBasel Presents Amir H. Fallah

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                                                                                                                                                      Amir H. Fallah BOOTH: 1B34   Dates March 21 - 25, 2023 Location Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China BOOTH: 1B34 Denny Gallery is delighted to participate in the 2023 edition of Art Basel Hong Kong. The gallery will exhibit as part of the Insights section with a solo booth of work by Amir H. Fallah.  Amir H. Fallah is an artist known for exploring portraiture and identity through his painting, murals, sculpture and installation. His personal narrative as an Iranian American, whose family fled Iran during the 1979 revolution, frames his work and his bid to explore what drives us as humans to shape who we are and how we exist. His esoteric portraits, where the physical characteristics of his subjects are often masked, hidden or generally absent, offer vignettes into their world; ornate with depicted

DAMIEN H.DING PRESENTED BY DENNY GALLERY

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                    Damien H. Ding,  Self portrait with color-field background , 2022, Egg temp era on panel,  12 x 10 in/30 x 25 cm with frame Damien H. Ding     |     Private Paintings NEW YORK 02.17.2023 - 03.25.2023 中文新聞稿請見下文 Denny Gallery is pleased to present  Private Paintings  by Damien H. Ding opening February 17 and running through March 25, 2023. This will be Ding’s first exhibition with the gallery in New York having shown works as part of the group exhibition  Lunarian  at Denny Gallery in Hong Kong in 2022. Art experience is an intersubjective relation between an “I” and a “quasi-you.” This is true for all works of art. There is always an “other” hiding within it. Siri Hustvedt The fundamental desire to disclose meaning through painting from both the perspective of the artist as author, and the artwork as idea and object, have led Damien H. Ding on a journey to reconcile what he sees as the artwork’s inevitable failure to communicate. As an avid student of art his

Andy Woll A Green Horse HONG KONG Presented By DENNY GALLERY

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                         Andy Woll,  Surf , 2022, Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in/28 x 36 cm January 28 - March 11 Opening Reception: Saturday, January 28, 4 to 6 pm Andy Woll 《绿马》 丹尼画廊香港展厅 1月28日至3月11日 开幕式酒会: 1月28日下午4-6点,星期六 Denny Gallery is pleased to announce  A Green Horse , a new body of work by LA based artist, Andy Woll, which will be on view at our gallery space in Hong Kong, from January 28 – March 11, 2023. This will be Andy Woll’s third exhibition with the gallery and his first exhibition in Hong Kong.  The methodology of Woll’s painting practice has been meticulously honed through his specificity of subject matter, his selective and considered use of mark making and a notable focus on pigment and color palette which changes with each body of work. Woll’s sumptuous gestural style which verges on abstraction gives life to both the medium and subject where each minimal stroke is weighted with meaning to characterize both aspects. With this exhibition, Woll focu