Anderson Contemporary

Visionary Projects & Anderson Contemporary
Present
INTERIOR DESIGN & COLLECTING AS A LIFESTYLE
Panel Discussion
Tuesday, August 6th
6:30pm
Anderson Contemporary
180 Maiden Lane
NYC

MIND OF FLIGHT
By Nathalie Basoski
Mixed media, denim, ink on canvas
40 x 40 inches
$2,800
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For more information, or to arrange an appointment, please contact
[email protected] or
[email protected]
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Please see bio to view all artists in
‘It’s Time To Slow Down’
At Anderson Contemporary thru August 13th!

Nathalie Basoski is a Dutch/Macedonian contemporary artist focusing on photography and textile arts.

Currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Nathalie explores the thin line between fashion and fine arts and thrives in street photography as an anthropological study of the places she visits.

As an image-maker, she creates large-scale textile pieces inspired by her cultural background, incorporating film photography, video stills, and found textiles. Her works have been shown in the Museum of Contemporary Art of Macedonia, Susquehanna Art Museum, Amos Eno Gallery, BWAC and more.

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A live celestial masterpiece!

(Poorly captured through my starman glasses- but so cool😎)

A few more images of opening night!

RUGGERO VANNI : Color- Matters
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Thanks again to everyone who came - for those who couldn’t make it, the show will be up through May 20th! A must see!!!

Schedule a private tour by contacting [email protected] or
[email protected]

Gallery Hours: Sun - Mon 8am-7pm.
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This Thursday! RUGGERO VANNI: Color - Matters, Opens April 4th - https://mailchi.mp/d97677e1f14c/you-are-invited-the-opening-of-generations-street-art-to-classical-masters-12687647

RUGGERO VANNI: Color Matters

Solo exhibit opens next Thursday, April 4th. 5-8pm. [email protected]
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The nature of Ruggero Vanni’s paintings can be likened to the “coralline” algae encrusting deep-sea rock formations. These slow-growing patches of color expand by millimeters every year, adding layer upon layer of “paint” to their underlying structure. The end of this painstaking process unfolds a singular, gem-like tapestry for the beholder. In the eyes of the diver, the algae’s hues adhere not only to the forms on which they rest (grey boulders or jagged edges), but the shimmering refraction conveyed by the medium of the ocean’s depths.
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RSVP! RUGGERO VANNI: Color - Matters, Opens April 4th 🖼️ - https://mailchi.mp/cbce7b882641/you-are-invited-the-opening-of-generations-street-art-to-classical-masters-12686846

April 4th - You are invited to the opening of RUGGERO VANNI - Color Matters - https://mailchi.mp/c2921bc298a9/you-are-invited-the-opening-of-generations-street-art-to-classical-masters-12686474

RUGGERO VANNI: Color - Matters
Opening Reception:
Thursday, April 4 - 6-8pm
[email protected]

Looking forward to seeing you on April 4th!
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For more information contact:
[email protected] or # #
[email protected]
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“My works allude to natural phenomena, in a raw state, devoid of the limiting constrictions of literal representation. Nature is there, as a landscape, a view looking up in the air, or plunging down underwater. Imagery kept on the edge of recognition, so the final association is created in the mind.”

- Ruggero Vanni

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SHEILA SCHWID
‘One or Two’
Oil on linen
30 x 24 inches

Born in Milwaukee, WI in 1932, Sheila Schwid’s artistic journey has been marked by a rich tapestry of experiences. In 1940, her family relocated to Omaha, NE, where she later pursued her undergraduate studies at Omaha University, earning a BA in 1954. The following year, Schwid continued her artistic education at the Art Center School (1955-56), studying under the guidance of local professional artists.

Schwid began her career in the art department of Bozell & Jacobs Advertising Agency before making a significant move to New York City in 1959, accompanied by her husband, Jay Milder.

Immersed in the vibrant artistic scene of the time, Schwid connected with painters, poets, and musicians, participating in Happenings. Her works found a home in the 10th Street Galleries, and in
1961, she embarked on a transformative journey to Europe.
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Come to Anderson Contemporary and see more artists exhibited in our current show:

GENERATIONS:
Street Art to Classical Masters
February 21st through March 12th

Gallery is open seven days a week or
Make an appointment for a private tour:
[email protected]

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‘UNTITLED 2’
By Arnold Brooks
Acrylic on canvas
72 x 48 inches

On view now at Anderson Contemporary!
To make an appointment or for sales information please contact:

[email protected]
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Arnold Brooks is a multi-disciplinary artist from the Republic of Panama. He works as a printmaker, painter, filmmaker, sound artist and musician.

He has exhibited his print work in the United States and abroad and is included in permanent collections at Brooklyn Museum, Appalachian State Art Department, and MMAC Collection / Frost Art Museum / Florida International University, Miami, FL
His paintings have been exhibited in solo, two person, and three person shows in Chelsea and Soho in New York City. He showed paintings in Siena, Italy with New York City and Siena artists titled Fortezz@Perta New York Siena.
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For more information contact:

Ronni Anderson
[email protected]

Or

Maxine Hoover
[email protected]

See you next Wednesday - 6-9pm!

Anderson Contemporary is thrilled to present an extraordinary new exhibition!

GENERATIONS
Street Art to Classical Masters

Curated by Maxine Hoover.

This thoughtfully curated exhibition brings together artists spanning multiple generations and diverse styles.

The show unfolds a captivating narrative that spans the spectrum of artistic evolution. From a 26-year-old emerging artist Keion Kopper, whose career launched after being discovered amidst the New York City street scene by blue chip collectors, resulting in a feature at David Zwirner shortly after; to 91-year-old painter Sheila Schwid who has gracefully honed her practice over her lifetime, exhibiting her work since the early 1960’s. The exhibition explores the intersections of age, experience, and the artists journey.

Maxine Hoover, the artistic visionary behind the exhibition, expresses her excitement for the diverse showcase: ‘Generations’ is an homage to the vast spectrum of artistic talent of New York City. From the raw creativity of emerging artists to the seasoned mastery of those who have dedicated a lifetime to their practice, this exhibition celebrates the continuum of artistic expression at every stage.”
Anderson Contemporary stands as a beacon for the art community, dedicated to showcasing the diversity of artistic expression.

Located at 180 Maiden Lane, NYC, the gallery provides a dynamic space that fosters dialogue across generations, styles, and artistic journeys.

Read more about the artists on our website:
www.andersoncontemporary.com

For more information, please contact:
Ronni Anderson
Owner/Director, Anderson Contemporary
[email protected]

Maxine Hoover
Curator
[email protected]

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Looking for an artsy romantic start to your Valentine’s day?

Bring your sweetheart down to Anderson Contemporary and be swept away by the soul-stirring music of Tamar Sagiv and Dana Saba 💘 11:30am to 12:30pm | 180 Maiden Lane.

Stroll around the gallery and take in the diverse artwork in our current exhibit or find a comfortable spot among the trees and enjoy this special musical performance!
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WISHING EVERYONE A HAPPY, HEALTHY & FULFILLING NEW YEAR! 🎨🥂🎨
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Come downtown for lunch and a tour of the gallery! Celebrating 8 years at 180 Maiden Lane!
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To schedule an appointment contact
[email protected]
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Spotlight on NYC artist

IAN SULLIVAN

The Barclays team commissioned him to create a 5 x 6’ painting (live) for the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop game between the Nets and Hornets!

The painting was to be generously donated to PS 297. 🫶🏻
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Impressive studio visit with one of our favorite abstract painters, ANDREI PETROV
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‘STRONG CURRENT’
48 x 30 inches
Oil and collage on canvas
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For sales info or a gallery/studio tour, contact Ronni at 917-575-5972
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“When words are not enough, painting arrives. In my approach two roads are taken:
A natural, Hudson River School path of light and drama-filled grandeur that encounters energetic animated gestures, muscular surfaces and bold strokes familiar in Abstract Expressionism.

Beneath numerous glazes and opalescent layers swaths of paint dash about this stage and often emerge from the lower depths of which there are many levels.

Freezing the action allows a probing slow-motion breakdown of the components that comprise the canvas.

Think of a frozen lake: leaves, twigs, nuts, fish, are all suspended in ice at different depths and angles.

Piercing the surface, thick islets of paint interrupt a placid color field and create vast non-linear perspective from the root to the fruit of the gesture.

Tension is created by the juxtaposition of animated bursts of paint with the slow contemplative layering found in paintings of the Hudson River School. The invitation to explore this amber-like world is now extended.

Sometimes the brush is mightier than the pen.”
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Searching for a hero?

‘EMERGING’
by L’AMOUR SUPREME
(48 x 48 inches) is on view at Anderson Contemporary through December!
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L’Amour Supreme is a
World renowned street artist and designer who has been working for decades cultivating a style and aesthetic that has helped define his own lexicon of 21st century hyper pop imagery. Years before designing the titular character for rap supergroup CZARFACE, a young L'Amour teamed up with comics legend Steve Stern to illustrate several covers and a 3-issue run of cult-favorite indy comic , ZEN Intergalactic Ninja.
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#180@aidenlane

Fun field trip to Sotheby’s to see their Preview sale - here’s a few faves:
Jenny Saville, a gorgeous Marc Chagall, Fab Dali, a few cool George Condos, Christopher Wool - plus Picasso’s ‘Femme A La Montre’ that actually sold Wed night for $139 mil!!!
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KGB POETRY NIGHT❤️
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Check out paintings by

ANDREI PETROV

On view now at Anderson Contemporary
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Andrei Petrov b. 1966.

Petrov grew up in New York City and was inspired from an early age by the work of his uncle Dimitri Petrov a celebrated DADA Surrealist painter and his father a set designer.

He attended LaGuardia high school for Music and Art as well as SUNY Purchase and New Paltz.
The artist states:

“When words are not enough, painting arrives. In my approach two roads are taken:

A natural, Hudson River School path of light and drama-filled grandeur that encounters energetic animated gestures, muscular surfaces and bold strokes familiar in Abstract Expressionism.
Beneath numerous glazes and opalescent layers swaths of paint dash about this stage and often emerge from the lower depths of which there are many levels.”

Petrov’s paintings are in collections worldwide.
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SONG OF THE WOOD
Oil on can as
40 x 48 inches
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For more information contact
[email protected]
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Fab night at The Met Real Estate Council Benefit honoring Marty Burger - Silverstein Properties.
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The 5th edition of Art Fair 14C is the unmissable event of the Fall with artists, galleries and arts organizations under one roof. View and buy art from hundreds of artists - regional, national and international - in the stunning CRRNJ Terminal Building in Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ.

Art Fair 14C supports the visual arts by increasing opportunities for artists, expanding public access to fine art, strengthening careers in the arts, as well as adding to Jersey City’s reputation as a leading arts destination.

Easily accessed by car, PATH, Lightrail, ferry, free shuttle or bicycle. Please see artfair14c.com/visit for more info on getting to Art Fair 14C.

5th EDITION SCHEDULE

Thursday October 12:

Art Fair 14C opening preview (VIP and invitation only) 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM*

Friday October 13:

Free admission and open to the public 1:00 PM -6:00 PM (VIP entry 12:00 PM)

If you select a free Friday pass, please consider making a contribution of your choice to Art Fair 14C by selecting the "donation" ticket option as you check out. Thank you!

Saturday October 14:

Open to the public 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM (VIP entry 11:00 AM)

Sunday October 15:

Open to the public 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM (VIP entry 11:00 AM)

*Patron and VIP ticketholders are invited to Thursday's Preview session as well as entry to the fair 1 hour before public admission each day.
See bio for VIP TIX!
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ANDERSON CONTEMPORARY
Is proud to be participating in ART FAIR 14C! Jersey City. October 12-15, 2023
Booth A-21
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We will be showcasing work by Ian Sullivan, Kevin Glazer, Frank Ape, Lowell Boyers, Julie Gratz and the Kaleida studio artists.
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This photo:

KEVIN GLAZER
‘Living On The Edge’
40 x 50 inches
Hand printed collage on wrapped satin canvas
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INFO ABOUT THE FAIR:
The 5th edition of Art Fair 14C is the unmissable event of the Fall with artists, galleries and arts organizations under one roof. View and buy art from hundreds of artists - regional, national and international - in the stunning CRRNJ Terminal Building in Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ.

Art Fair 14C – the name is a wink to the old Jersey joke, ‘what exit?’ – is a non-profit, mission-driven, international art fair, but with a strong focus on New Jersey.

Art Fair 14C supports the visual arts by increasing opportunities for artists, expanding public access to fine art, strengthening careers in the arts, as well as adding to Jersey City’s reputation as a leading arts destination.

Easily accessed by car, PATH, Lightrail, ferry, free shuttle or bicycle. Please see artfair14c.com/visit for more info on getting to Art Fair 14C.

5th EDITION SCHEDULE

Thursday October 12:

Art Fair 14C opening preview (VIP and invitation only) 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM*

Friday:
Free admission and open to the public 1pm - 6pm

Saturday October 14:

Open to the public 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM (VIP entry 11:00 AM)

Sunday October 15:

Open to the public 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM (VIP entry 11:00 AM)

*Patron and VIP ticketholders are invited to Thursday's Preview session as well as entry to the fair 1 hour before public admission.

For more information and a list of artists and exhibitors, please visit artfair14c.com
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The first salon - style soiree at Anderson Contemporary turned into a beautiful night of exploring (and taking home) art by Hans Neleman, a delicious five course culinary experience with wine pairing by Chef Bex - performances by gifted cellist Tamar Sagiv, and humorous poetry readings by writer, art critic and cartoonist, Anthony Haden Guest! Thank you to all the fabulous guests who helped create a very special evening!

A huge thank you to for adding super cool art to our swag bag, sullivan (and her awesome team!)

Stay tuned for the next Art Food Salon experience this winter!! Cheers! 🥂
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Ronni Anderson-Sturner

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HANS NELEMAN
‘REGALIA REDUX’
Mixed media assemblage box
34 x 24 x 4 inches
$4,000
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HISTORY ON HOLD exhibition on view through Sept 22nd!
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In this masterful assemblage, the artist employs fragments of sensibilities from the past, evoking a sense of nostalgia and timelessness. The distressed effect on the artwork further reinforces this sense of time's passage. Several of Neleman's works also feature details of sculptures from Roman times. In Neleman’s transformative artistic process, these elements are re-born, and are particularly noteworthy in his surreal assemblage creations. Speaking to the title’s broader context, his hand-torn collages provoke a discourse between abstraction and figuration and the harmony of opposites.
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