In celebration of The Art League's 60th Anniversary in 2014, the Gallery is revisiting and reflecting upon the major art movements from the last six decades. In "Neo-Expressionism," juried by Kim Levin, artists will look for inspiration to the Neo-Expressionist movement of the 1980s.
Functional wares associated with eating, drinking, presenting, and enjoying food, by United States and Canadian potters.
O'Neill's expressive figure drawings captivate through harmonious line, composition, and energetic form.
Jeweler Whitney Staiger melds together her friends’ public avatars with an aspect of their private selves on her handmade brass cameos in “Friend Me,” her first solo exhibit.
Wijati Soemantoro’s abstract lithographs express her response to the energy, emotions, and aftermath of natural disasters.
Exhibit curator William Adair began his career in frame conservation at the Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery.
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Fritz Desroches’s airbrushed works highlight Caribbean culture, particularly Haiti. His style is unique, and his work is full of color, movement, and happiness.
Artworks exhibited in “Orbit” will focus on the cycles we each endure because of the different pulls in our lives.
Teresa Oaxaca’s recent paintings explore themes of clowns, dolls, human effigies, and painted faces. She explains that the work for this exhibit “integrates the human passions and emotions with allegorical storytelling.”
Silkscreens and paintings that “treasure the local, the small-scale, the eccentric, the ordinary.”
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