Just opened: Fuse Gallery‘s new group show, “Remnants.” Highlights: water-battling portraiture of Alyssa Monks, a microscopic nude by Alex Kanevsky (those were his paintings in Synecdoche) and Bonnie DeWitt’s forest massacre that seems to recall Henry Darger.
Also: pastoral horrors and glassed fly wings. The grouped works’ subject and technique are themed around “serenity… in the wake of destruction, gradual disintegration, natural decay and residual experience.”
From the gallery nicely tucked in the back of Lit Lounge, preview some of the work below.
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- Alyssa Monks – Lost
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- Bonnie DeWitt – Horse Massacre
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- Alex Kanevsky – N.H.G
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- Charlotte Schulz – Unfolded Regions of the World II (del Sarto)
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- Carrie-Ann Bracco – Night, Davis Park, Trees on the Dune
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- Eric White – The Gift
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- Jane Hamill – Oh, That Pesky Phantom Limb
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- Catherine Howe – Night Painting with Mysterious Figure
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- Kathy Goodell – Waves 3
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- Dina Brodsky – Desert Places (1 of triptych)
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- Alan Bur Johnson – Echolocation 3
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- Lyndsea Cochrane – It Depends
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- Jean-Pierre Roy – Arrangement in Blue and Red, 2010
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- Linnea Paskow – Dissolution
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- Michael Kagan – No Handball Playing in This Area
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- Tim Daly – Eroding Contrails, Jersey City
“Remnants,” Group Show, Jun 23 – Jul 3, Fuse Gallery, NYC
