on view: May 10 – June 2

FEATURED ARTIST ANDREA BURGAY, “BECOMING RITUAL”

Syracuse-born, Brooklyn-based artist Andrea Burgay studied at Purchase College, SUNY, and the School of Visual Arts, NY, where she received a BFA. Her group and solo exhibitions include those at Morgan Art Space, Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn Fireproof, BRIC Rotunda Gallery, Airplane, and STOREFRONT Bushwick all NY; Unimedia Modern Contemporary Art, Genoa, Italy, and Galerie Zurcher, Paris, France. Burgay is a teaching artist working in NYC public schools through the Studio In A School program. She recently completed a fellowship at the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop and a residency at the Wassaic Project.

“We Will Come to Love the World”
9″ x 9″
Mixed-Media Collage
2012

“#10 Never/Forever Series”
16″ x 11″
Collage, watercolor, string
2012

“#7 Never Forever/ Series”
Collage on silk-screened paper
9″ x 9″
2012

May Group Show ♦ On view May 10 – June 2

Iviva Olenick

Iviva Olenick is a Brooklyn-born and based visual artist who works at the intersection of language, online social media, and women’s handcrafts, particularly embroidery. Her current projects include @EmbroideryPoems, sponsored by the Brooklyn Arts Council, in which she is collecting and embroidering Twitter “poetry.” Iviva’s small-scale, hand-embroidered artwork is represented by Muriel Guepin Gallery in New York City. Exhibits at additional venues include the Center for Book Arts in New York, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Denise Bibro Fine Art in New York.

“Gifts”
Embroidery with hair and thread on antique textile
3″ x 5″
2012

Fly on Back Home to Me My Love
Embroidery, watercolor and appliqué on fabric. 5.5″ x 4.5″
2012

Jessica van Brakle

Jessica van Brakle received her BA in Fine Arts in 2007 from The Corcoran College of Art & Design located in Washington, DC. In 2010 her work was included in the Scope Art Fair in Miami and in 2012 and 2011 at the (e)merge Art Fair in Washington, DC. Van Brakle is a previous recipient of the Individual Artist Grant for Painting from the Maryland State Arts Council and a grant from the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities in 2009, 2011 and 2012. She was selected in 2010 for a two-year fellowship with Hamiltonian Gallery in Washington, DC and is currently an artist-in-residence at the Arlington Arts Center.

Sweet Petal
Ink and pencil on color sample card
6″ x 5″

Southern Breeze
Ink and pencil on color sample card
6″ x 5″

Bird of Paradise
Sweet Petal
Ink and pencil on color sample card
6″ x 5″

Ballerine Pink
Sweet Petal
Ink and pencil on color sample card
6″ x 5″

Caroline Marshall Hill

Caroline Marshall Hill was born and raised in New Orleans, LA.
She now resides in Brooklyn, NY.

#8 Keep the Change
Ink, colored pencil and Watercolor on paper
9” x 12”

#13 aka Latte
Ink, colored pencil and watercolor on paper
9” x 12”

“#4 one third caff”
Ink, colored pencil and watercolor on paper
9” x 12”