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.
Gallery Features
Knock on Woodward
“At the time, few would have dared move from pedigreed areas such as Soho to Bowery and beyond. Woodward Gallery was the exception…”
Graffiti in the Living Room
Woodward Gallery Director, John Woodward, discusses street art in the Wall Street Journal.
Cath’s Yeah! Fest 2007 Plum TV, tour of Woodward Gallery with John and Kristine Woodward
Cath’s Yeah! Fest 2007 Plum TV
Robert Indiana
“When Robert Indiana debuted his “Love” artworks at Manhattan’s Stable Gallery in 1966, the artist was already enjoying critical and market success as a member of the…”
-Art Auction
Amazing Outdoor Art
Woodward Gallery featured in Time Out’s Amazing Outdoor Art issue.
Filling In Some Blanks
Some words on Woodward Gallery’s 21 Etchings and Poems exhibition.
Royal Young: “Rather Unique” at Woodward Gallery
“Street art, of course, has a legendary history on the Lower East Side. From graffiti and gang signs to colorful murals on the walls of community centers, the canvas of the streets has always been a perfect place to paint the urban dreams of…”
-The Lo-Down
Lower East Side: Art Shoehorned Amid Charm
“Among the art neighborhoods of Manhattan, the Lower East Side is by far the most picturesque. With its dusty synagogues, squeezed-together tnements, anarchist graffiti…”
-The New York Times
