We often glance down an alley every time we cross, only to dismiss it. For some, there is a sense of privacy in these public spaces. Joseph Taylor’s paintings look past the obvious and discover the unusual beauty and meaning in unsung places. Join us as we deviate from the usual path. Exhibition runs February […]
Category: Past Exhibitions
Viewfinder / Eisen – Greene – Martens – Oberto / Dec. 1 – Jan. 26
Peer into unknown worlds with the resident artists of Alley Gallery – Avram Eisen, Chris Greene, Ross Martens and Darren Oberto. Their endeavors riff on observations from unnatural vantage points. View an eclectic group of paintings, sculptures, photography and textile work. Exhibition runs December 1 – January 26. Join us for receptions Saturday, Dec. 1, […]
Learning to Fly / Chris Greene / Nov. 1 – 26
Flight offers the opportunity to view the landscape in a familiar but unique way. In this series of paintings by Chris Greene, he depicts the basic maneuvers taught to aspiring pilots – level flight, climb, descent, and turns. Viewers experience the movement and atmosphere of being in a small plane. Exhibition runs November 1 – […]
Out of the Blue / Darren Oberto / Sept. 8 – Oct. 27
The cyanotype is a 19th century photographic process developed by Sir John Herschel that employs potassium ferricyanide, ferric ammonium citrate, and UV light to create brilliant blue images. Darren Oberto has explored and exploited the medium to carry out a myriad of concepts that result in stimulating and beautiful images. Exhibition runs September 8 – […]
Overlap //// Ortiz / Gates / Neveu / Bozif July 21-Sept 1
Four painters build and rebuild landscapes of their own invention. The artists negotiate between disorder and form. Their layers of intention and randomness culminate into objects of great rarity – with the preciousness of something forged in the heart of the fire. Exhibition runs July 21 – Sept 1. Join us for receptions Saturday, Aug. […]
Billions of Particles / Megan Magill & Marc Sirinsky / June 2 – July 14
Two artists conduct a photographic examination of particles. Marc Sirinsky’s images explore microscopic matter from the places associated with his own childhood memories. Megan Magill’s images use miniscule materials and underlying visual patterns to explore uncertainty. Both make work which questions the veracity of what is being seen. Join us for an Opening Reception Saturday, […]
Pinpoints/Patterns – Kristin Mariani and John Terdich – April 14 to May 26
We’ve invited two distinctive artists, Kristin Mariani and John Terdich, to witness the comparisons and contrasts in their art practices. Both Mariani and Terdich begin by stripping down to the basic elements of their respective design craft. They utilize the by-products usually discarded from the process stage to create new narratives and societal discourse. Kristin […]