On the Fringe
New York City is home to a new, younger set of gallerists curating shows in unusual spaces and featuring work that is bold, provocative and exuberant.
These young, emerging art dealers and curators are shaking things up in New York’s gallery world by setting up in previously louche neighborhoods or showcasing work that expand the boundaries of art.
“And I think that even today, New York has more of this unexpected quality around every corner than any place else. It’s something quite extraordinary.” – Robert Rauschenberg
Contemporary Self Reflection
By deconstructing and rearranging common objects, Brion Nuda Rosch demonstrates that even dry wall and recycled house paint can be transformed into an inspiring side portrait.
The New American Landscape
Exploring the national identity through American landscapes, Timothy Tompkins created a series of paintings in which the beauty of nature and architecture cannot be separated.
When Form Meets Function
Bucking the “art for art’s sake” ethos, Nathalie Karg/Cumulus Studios taps on contemporary artists to create functional outdoor objects. Their whimsical artworks serve to reinvigorate otherwise drab urban spaces.
New Collectors on the Block
It’s never too early to expose kids to art. Hence, New York-based art curator Chrissy Crawford founded the online gallery Little Collector — which specializes in child-friendly, limited-edition prints.
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