Calendar of Events 2023 Woodward Gallery is excited to share news of our Artists, Events and Exhibitions for 2023! Margaret Morrison “Highlighting Contemporary Art in Georgia,” traveling exhibition triennial program at the Georgia Museum of Art and Lyndon House Arts Center, GA June 18, 2022 – September 3, 2022 Highlighting Contemporary Art in Georgia Picture […]
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Monday, November 17th, 2025 at 7PM ESTTHEATER FOR THE NEW CITY155 First Avenue (Between 9th and 10th Street), New York, NY 10003 Join us on Monday, November 17th 7PM EST at the Theater for the New City for a reading of A Part of the Noise – Based on the life and times of Franz
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Frank Foster Post, Stikman, Thomas Buildmore, Richard Hambleton, Skewville, Bill Martin, Rine Boyer, Alex Katz, Andy Warhol, Sarah Hauser, Sybil Gibson, and SwoonGroup Exhibition November 2025 – January 2025Artsy Online Exclusive Exhibition [New York City, NY] – Woodward Gallery presents To Grandmother’s House We Go – The Art of Travel. This vibrant and evocative online group
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With heavy hearts we share the passing of our artist Deborah Claxton (1950 – 2025). Deborah was an integral part of the Woodward Gallery family for 25 years. A sculptor at heart, she mastered the art of cut paper, building her intricate compositions from the inside out. With reverence and precision, she reverse-engineered each hand-cut
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Rine Boyer, Thomas Buildmore, Sybil Gibson, Richard Hambleton, Sarah Hauser, Alex Katz, Bill Martin, Frank Foster Post Skewville, Stikman, Swoon, & Andy WarholRe: ViewGroup Exhibition September – October 2025Woodward Gallery This Fall, Woodward Gallery is pleased to present Re: View, a group exhibition examining how the meaning of artwork evolves, and how the very act of
Woodward Gallery is proud to announce that abstract painter Natalie Edgar has been featured in the June 2025 issue of New York Magazine. Click here to read more.
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Mark MastroianniPaper Petal Leaf MetalSolo Exhibitionat Mohawk Valley Center for the Arts410 Canal Place, Little Falls, NY 13365 June 21- July 19, 2025 Mark Mastroianni composes abstract harmonies using paint, natural, and metallic elements on paper. These layered collages balance fragility and radiance, as petals and leaves may meet the tarnishing surfaces of silver leaf
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Jean-Michel Basquiat, Susan Breen, Cosbe, David FeBland, Sabina Forbes II, Richard Hambleton, Keith Haring, Jasper Johns, Franz Kline, Sol LeWitt, Mark Mastroianni, Joan Mitchell, Moody, Margaret Morrison, Roycer, Stikman, and Walasse TingSpring SalonGroup Exhibition May – July 2025Woodward Gallery New York City, May – July 2025 — As the city blossoms into spring, Woodward Gallery invites
Val Kilmer (1959 – 2025) Val Kilmer was not just a talented actor and author, but also a deeply passionate artist whose creativity extended far beyond the screen. His work as a visual artist showcased his unique vision and boundless imagination. In 2000, he portrayed Willem de Kooning in Pollock, alongside Ed Harris’s portrayal of
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Woodward Gallery will provide artwork by Artists Margaret Morrison and Andy Warhol to be featured at Lehman College Art Gallery’s Spring 2025 exhibition, “Surprises Unknown: The Art Of The Wrapping”. This exhibition will be on view from February 8th – May 3rd, 2025. For tickets to their opening reception, click here. Exhibition Press Release
Jose Aurelio Baez, Allan D’Arcangelo, Foxito, Richard Hambleton, Margaret Morrison, Maura Robinson❅ Winter Mix ❅Group Exhibition January – March 2025Woodward Gallery Woodward Gallery is excited to announce the opening of ❅ Winter Mix ❅, an exhibition that explores movement, travel, and the pursuit of new perspectives. In this exhibition, each participating artist presents a strong narrative,
