Oct/Nov: What’s going on with 440 Gallery Artists, part II
More of what we’re working on and showing this fall. We are busy! ∧ Downtown Manhattan showcase for Gail Flanery, Karen Gibbons and Ellen Chuse Ongoing, take advantage of our … Continue reading
Oct/Nov: What’s going on with 440 Gallery Artists, part 1
The fall art-show scene is in full swing and here’s where we are at: ∧ 440 pops up at BrooklynWorks at 159 We’re pleased to partner with this neighborhood co-working … Continue reading
How We Spent the Summer + What We’re Doing this Fall, part I
Here’s a roundup of what some 440 Gallery artists have been working on: ∧ Richard Barnet’s been summering in Maine, getting all that good coastline and rocky shore out of … Continue reading
How We Spent the Summer + What We’re Doing this Fall, part II
Here’s more to the roundup of what some 440 Gallery artists have been working on: ∧ Susan Greenstein has had a most productive few months, as only a teacher can … Continue reading
The Traveling Artist
Artists have always treasured the opportunity to travel to new locations to make their art. As a way to grow artistically, many of us seek the stimulation of a new … Continue reading
Waxing Eloquent
by Amy Weil When I was in art school, I was aware of only a couple of artists who were working with encaustic paint and I dismissed the medium as … Continue reading
Creating New Work From the Old
by Leigh Blanchard These past few months have been a time of reflection for me. After graduating from school and decompressing after a grueling, yet rewarding year of thesis- I … Continue reading
Personal Politics
by Nancy Lunsford The past few weeks have been an escalating nightmare across the world and at home: the Orlando massacre, then the bombings in Istanbul and Bangladesh followed by … Continue reading
Gail Flanery on Creating Change in Her Practice
There is an excitement in my studio. It started when Karen Gibbons and Tom Bovo and I, from 440 Gallery, were pondering our group show in The Project Space. Our … Continue reading
New Skills, Old Tricks by Nancy Lunsford
One of the great things about working with a master in any field is learning how to avoid—and repair—the inevitable glitches and mistakes that one makes in learning a new … Continue reading
