Category: Exhibitions

Willy Bo Richardson’s, first solo exhibition in Mexico.

In his new series “All Yours”, Willy Bo Richardson explores new mediums and materials. Intensely hued waves, rays of light, passages of consonance and dissonance float on the toothless surface of yupo.

Willy Bo Richardson: All Yours

Skot Foreman Gallery
Fábrica la Aurora
Calzada de La Aurora #7A
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

ClampArt is pleased to present “Willy Bo Richardson: Colophon,” an Artsy online exclusive exhibition.

May 9 – June 21

247 West 29th Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY 10001
646.230.0020

Willy Bo Richardson describes his paintings of vibrant, vertical bands of color as “philosophy in motion.” Working solely within the framework of vertical strokes, the artist uses color, proportion, and line to create works that have a physical and emotional impact on the viewer. He characterizes his practice as “a sort of meditation, a give-and-take with gravity and the universal laws that determine our experience of the physical world.” By intentionally veering away from representational or narrative imagery, he seeks to confront and convey an enduring fascination with the unchanging mind itself, actualizing through the use of color and line “a humming field that suspends the sensation of time.”

Miami Project: Richard Levy Gallery | Booth H5
December 1 – 6

Exhibiting artists include John Baldessari, John Chervinsky, Matt Magee, Rania Matar, Willy Bo Richardson, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Eric Tillinghast

Miami Project: Richard Levy Gallery returns to the art fair’s new waterfront location. The Deauville Beach Resort. Miami Project Edition 4 will feature 60 top galleries from around the world. Miami Project matches historical pieces with works by living artists.

450 West 15th Street 3rd Fl
New York, New York
October 1 – October 19

Phillips Auction Presents: Watercolors

“Watercolors” is a curated selling exhibition of a diverse group of contemporary works. The artists featured moved beyond using watercolor medium as an auxiliary mode of expression. These artists embrace the medium, and consider their watercolor paintings autonomous and finished in their own right. The exhibition showcases over 80 abstract and figurative works that challenge the romantic ideologies associated with historical watercolor. Artists include heavyweights such as Eric Fischl and Alexis Rockman, as well as a spectrum of mid career and emerging  artists.

41 East 57th Street, 11th floor
New York, NY 10022

April 6 – May 20
Reception: Wednesday, April 6 · 6:00pm – 8:00pm

70 Years of Abstract Painting – Excerpts presents a wide range of paintings on canvas through a spectrum of modern history. The show functions as a historical survey while at the same time a playful new vantage point. The eclectic mix derived from seven decades-worth of work initiates an unusual dialogue between historic and contemporary works. Furthermore, modern and post-modern influences and concerns are addressed. 70 Years of Abstract Painting – Excerpts assembles works by a selection of modern and contemporary painters, including Josef Albers, Hans Hofmann and Jackson Pollock.

The exhibition aims to initiate an unusual dialogue between modern and post-modern concerns. Jason McCoy Gallery states, “It is our ambition to stress the timelessness of the abstract language in painting and to create a platform, which allows older works to appear in a new light and contemporary compositions to be viewed in the context of their influences.”

Jason McCoy Gallery is pleased to present its final exhibition of the season, From Dark to Light, which features over seventy works by a diverse group of artists. December 15 – December 31, 2020

247 West 29th Street, Ground Floor
New York, NY 10001
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