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Susan Eley Fine Art is delighted to debut a groundbreaking series of abstract paintings by Ted Dixon in the solo exhibition Eighteen. The presentation Eighteen will be on view in Hudson from August 22-October 13, 2024, with an Artist Reception on Saturday, September 7, 5-7PM. Ted Dixon will also be the subject of a talk…
Join us for “Habitual Soothing,” a showing of new work by Emily Ritz. The opening reception will be held on July 27, 4-6 PM, and the show will be on view until September 1st. In this new show, the physical matter of body and earth underpin the spiritual and transformative. Ritz’s paintings are meditative explorations…
Mary Breneman’s most recent body of work builds on her practice of expressing the beauty and delicate drama of the Hudson Valley landscape. These paintings are personal, passionate and poetic. Join us for an artist reception on November 18th, 4-7 PM.
Mary Breneman’s most recent body of work builds on her practice of expressing the beauty and delicate drama of the Hudson Valley landscape. These paintings are personal, passionate and poetic. Join us for an artist reception on November 18th, 4-7 PM.
The dense and textured canvases of Joseph Stabilito’s new body of work swirl with elements of anatomy, astronomy, technology and biology. He has created a vocabulary of marks and motifs that create expansive universes, depicting the conscious and subconscious states of the human experience. Megacosm is on view from June 3-July 9th at D’Arcy Simpson…
The dense and textured canvases of Joseph Stabilito’s new body of work swirl with elements of anatomy, astronomy, technology and biology. He has created a vocabulary of marks and motifs that create expansive universes, depicting the conscious and subconscious states of the human experience. Megacosm is on view from June 3-July 9th at D’Arcy Simpson…
Michael Simpson continues his rigorous series of color field paintings in his latest show “Chromatic Scale.”
Michael Simpson continues his rigorous series of color field paintings in his latest show “Chromatic Scale.” These paintings explore and experiment with color relationships and interactions in ways that transcend the physical material, creating a psychological, emotive effect. The artist rubs pigment into raw wood, allowing the material’s porousness and grain to influence the texture…
In Why Look?, Xan Peters asks the viewer what we can learn about our natural world when it comes to us as an artistic expression, free from the detachment of science.
In Why Look?, Xan Peters asks the viewer what we can learn about our natural world when it comes to us as an artistic expression, free from the detachment of science. ****** Xan Peters started studying paleontology as an undergrad, which influences their art. Peters switched their degree to art after three years and…