Kristine Woodward is the founder and owner of Woodward Gallery, which she and her husband, director John Woodward, established in 1994. Kristine graduated from Beth Israel Medical Center and Pace University, before retiring as a Board Certified Critical Care Registered Nurse. She has been the AGBU invited Moderator and Panelist on “The Art of Business” […]
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Revisiting the Life and Work of Roy Newell
ARTNET: Revisiting the Life and Work of Roy Newell, a Founding Abstract Expressionist Painter Known for His Obsessive Perfectionism A new exhibition of the late artist’s works is on view now at Simon Lee in New York.
Project Space Retrospective 2008-2016
Woodward Gallery has been a NYC institution for almost a quarter century. It is a pioneer in the heart of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, a neighborhood with a rich history of art and culture. Woodward Gallery developed a Project Space at 132A Eldridge Street to offer street artists an authorized location to paint and display […]
“Shadowman” Documentary Film by Oren Jacoby- UK Premiere!
Shadowman UK PREMIERE (82 mins) Nuart Aberdeen Festival Friday, April 13th, 2018 Belmont Filmhouse, Aberdeen 49 Belmont Street, AB10 1JS Scotland
Val Kilmer From Nature
May 12 – June 10, 2018
The Art Gallery at Rockefeller State Park Preserve
125 Phelps Way, Pleasantville, NY 10570
The Rockefeller Park Preserve NY, encompasses forested hills, and valleys interspersed with the pastoral landscape of the Pocantico watershed.
CBC News feature on The Life and Art of Richard Hambleton
CBC News -feature on The Life and Art of The Artist Richard Hambleton by Steven D’Souza
Shadowman Documentary Film coming to a City near you!
“Shadowman” film by Oren Jacoby now showing nation wide. Get tickets at Fandango.com
“Shadowman” Documentary Film by Oren Jacoby, New York Theater Release, December 1st 2017.
“A captivating portrait of the modern art world” -Flavowire
Richard Hambleton (1952-2017)
Richard Hambleton (1952-2017) Obituary, by Richard Sandomir, The New York Times.
artnet: Richard Hambleton, ‘Shadowman’ Artist Who Mesmerized New York’s Downtown Scene, Dies at 65
Richard Hambleton, the Canadian street artist that emerged in New York’s underground graffiti scene in the 1980s died on Sunday, Woodward Galleryconfirmed. He was 65.
BlouinartInfo features Thomas Buildmore at Woodward Gallery, New York
The exhibition presents a new body of works by Philadelphia-based contemporary artist Thomas Buildmore, as a tribute to the great artistic achievements in art history.
Thomas Buildmore Sacred Mountains featured in Wall St. International
Thomas Buildmore. Sacred Mountains 8 Sep — 27 Oct 2017 at Woodward Gallery in New York, United States
“Shadowman” documentary by Oren Jacoby is featured at The Vancouver International Film Festival
Shadowman now showing at The Vancouver International Film Festival from September 28 – October 13th 2017 in Vancouver, BC.
Richard Hambleton Documentary Now Showing at Nantucket Film Festival
Shadowman now showing at Nantucket Film Festival June 21 – 26th 2017 in Rhode Island.
“shadowman is alive” international feature on richard hambleton
Check out this feature in Turkish publication HT Pazar on Richard Hambleton and the exhibition “I Only Have Eyes for You” at Woodward Gallery” by Elif Key.
Richard Hambleton Documentary Now Showing at Hot Docs Film Festival
Shadowman now showing at Hot Docs Film Festival April 27 – May 7th 2017 in Toronto, Canada.
W Magazine features Val Kilmer’s Valholla at Woodward Gallery
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Woodward Gallery warmly welcomes Val Kilmer for his NYC Fine Art debut! Best known by characters he plays in popular movies such as (Willow, Top Gun, Tombstone, The Doors, and Batman Forever). His most ambitious character work may be through his study of the character Mark Twain. Kilmer has adapted his one-man play Citizen […]
Widewalls Feature: A Historical Selection of Richard Hambleton Art Pieces at Woodward Gallery
The strange, almost menacing shadow done in black paint on the wall gave us an electrifying jolt – recalls Alessandro Riva of GallerySalvatore Ala, while remembering the New York in the 1980s, and his first encounter with Richard Hambleton art.
