Nüart Gallery: Confluence

Nüart Gallery
May 3 – 19, 2024
Reception: Friday May 3, 5 – 7 pm
670 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM

Artist talk and opening Friday May 3rd. Seating will be limited please RSVP to fineart@nuartgallery.com

Nüart Gallery is thrilled to announce Confluence, an exhibition of new work by Willy Bo Richardson and Joseph Ostraff. The work of these artists comes together in a curated presentation that runs May 3rd through May 19th, 2024 with an opening reception on Friday, May 3rd, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM.

Confluences of Medium and Message

“Confluence: The Artistic Dialogues of Richardson and Ostraff” is a study in contrasts and commonalities. Ostraff constructs his narrative landscapes with an eye towards the tangible layers of history and memory, while Richardson strips down to the fundamental experience of color and its temporal resonance. Together, they present an exploration of abstract art’s capacity to encapsulate and communicate complex human emotions and stories.

On the Air: A Matter of the Mind

Willy Bo Richardson on the air with Mark Perry, podcast on the theme of connectivity. Richardson talks about the current exhibition “Confluence” as well as creativity and flow states in relation to psychology and art history. Click here to listen!

Interview with Nüart Gallery

Editorial team interviews Willy Bo Richardson on his latest body of work featured in “Confluence” Click here to read!

Color as a Language: Willy Bo Richardson

Willy Bo Richardson’s contributions are immersive color experiences. His vertical strokes serve as a spectrum through which viewers can explore the intangible qualities of time and emotion. Richardson distills the essence of perception into color, presenting viewers with a pure, visceral interaction with the painting. This minimalist approach to color as both subject and object offers a stark, yet deep, counterpoint to Ostraff’s textural density.

In the Realm of Abstract Narratives: Joseph Ostraff

Joseph Ostraff’s canvases are intricate mosaics of life’s manifold layers. His work, reminiscent of archaeological digs revealing strata of human experience, presents a visual exploration into the myriad facets of memory and interaction. Ostraff composes with a calculated spontaneity, creating pieces that prompt a reflective engagement with our collective past and the individual’s place within it.

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