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A nice morning tour of Fritz Koenig’s sculpture in Liberty Plaza with Holger Klein and Alexandra von Arnim via 1014NYC, part of “Monument & Memorial: Fritz Koenig’s Sphere at the World Trade Center and its Legacy”

View the select inventory of AS | Artists Studios at AS | Hudson Yards. Each available artwork can be purchased online. In-person viewing is available by appointment only.

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Below: "Untitled" (1952) by Maryette Charlton

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In memory of Kaare Rafoss -

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Robert Breer, “Composition in Blue and Red” (1955) oil on canvas

Joan Mitchell. “Untitled” (c.1960) oil on canvas

Ed Clark, “Nature Morte (Painting for My Mother)” (1952), oil on canvas.

Wayne Thiebaud, “Tall Slice” (1964) at Thomas Colville Fine Art, American Art Fair

TEFAF embraces Dekadenz

Maxfield Parrish, “Stone Hill, Arizona Desert” (c. 1933), oil on panel

Maxfield Parrish, “Sunset, Colorado” (c. 1902), watercolor

Agnes Pelton, “Purple Star Icon” (1939-40) at Heritage Auctions

Ibrahim Said’s debut solo show at Yossi Milo Gallery is phenomenal

Sculpture by Derek Weisberg at Swivel Gallery, NADA New York

Robroy Chalmers has had prolific sales of his abstract drawings and assemblage works at Superfine this weekend!

New York City continues to be a destination for artists -

‘The city’s grind can be hell, but it’s an Edenic garden of inspiration’: young artists on why they are sticking it out in New York Studio and housing costs are rising but the city is still seen as a place of possibilities

“Annette Cords: Delirious Disruptions” curated by Jill Conner appears in the 2023 Annual Report of 1014NYC #2023 read more here - https://issuu.com/1014nyc/docs/240404_annual_report_2023_single-pages

To be published in May 2024, an exhibition catalogue of new paintings by Richard Pitts

Wonderful news for Scott Kahn who was just picked up by David Zwirner!

Zwirner Lands a Septuagenarian Star, and More Juicy Art World Gossip | Artnet News Plus, Larry David makes his debut on the gallery circuit.

Another studio visit today at the Art Students League

Pavel Kraus passed away on Monday, per David Ebony. What a huge loss! Pavel was a light in this archive project of AS - Artists Studios

Pavel Kraus — AS | ARTISTS STUDIOS Pavel Kraus works in Dumbo, Brooklyn, where he plans and assembles marble sculptural elements, which he produces, on a larger scale in India.  Since the late 1990s, Kraus has explored the quid pro quo connected to the notions of offering and redemption.  The artist began working with quarried sto...

“Sonia Delaunay: Living Art” at the Bard Graduate Center “ - “Rythme” (1945) oil on canvas & “27 tableaux vivants” (1969)

In the early 1960s Weiss had studied with Sibyl Moholy-Nagy at Pratt in Brooklyn. From the late 1960s to early 1970s, he created shown here with and eventually , a precedent for the neo-spiritual, art that is seen in contemporary paintings today. The "Eden"-series was created during the 1990s and stands as Weiss' overlooked masterpiece that informed his multi-panel "Seascapes"-series and the final "9/11 Elegies" in the collection of the World Trade Center Museum. In order of appearance: Ejay Weiss “Symphony in F Sharp Major,” March 1969 (detail); "Quartet" 1969 Watercolor 1of4; "January 31" (1969) Pastel on paper; "Untitled" (1970) Acrylic on Canvas; Eden Study (1989) pastel on paper; "Gold Eden 21" (1990) Acrylic on Canvas

It's always so fascinating to return to the basis of Ejay Weiss's "Eden"-Series. (1989-1993) In the early 1960s Weiss had studied with Sibyl Moholy-Nagy at Pratt in Brooklyn. From the late 1960s to early 1970s, he created meditations with and eventually , a precedent for the neo-spiritual, illusionistic art that is seen in contemporary paintings today. The "Eden"-series was created during the 1990s and stands as his overlooked masterpiece that informed his multi-panel "Seascapes"-series and the final "9/11 Elegies" in the collection of the World Trade Center Museum.

Marveling over large painting "Seascape #8" (2009) by Ejay Weiss and a small book print "Seaweed in the Adriatic Sea" (1905) by Ernst Heyn -

Art Deco at the Beekman in New York

Ejay Weiss (1942-2018). "Eclipse (Painting with Half Moon)" (January 1989 - July 1993), Acrylic and pumice on canvas, 60" x 48". Price on Request. -2018

Coney Island 🏝️ Boardwalk

Visiting the Art Students League for Portfolio Review

AS | Artists Studios will begin conducting Portfolio Reviews at the Art Students League this Spring!

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Great article on the buildings of art studios that continue to thrive in New York City -

Against All Odds, New York’s Artist Buildings Have Survived Generations of creatives once flocked to the city seeking affordable rent. Now, despite skyrocketing real estate prices, some continue to carve out studio spaces of their own.