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.
June 8 – Sept 9, 2018
The ImperialCentre
270 Gay St, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Embrace your “Sweet Surrender” to Margaret Morrison’s fresh new paintings of decadent treats served daily at the Maria V Howard Center, NC
September 15 – October 26, 2018
Woodward Gallery
Woodward Gallery opens the Fall 2018 Art Season with “Iconic” a group Exhibition with works from Jean-Michel Basquiat, Thomas Buildmore, Crash, Robert Indiana, Jasper Johns, Rupert Jasen Smith, and Andy Warhol. While each of these Artists are certainly iconic in their own right, our exhibition explores the emblematic content in their works of art.
June 21- July 27, 2018
At Woodward Gallery, NYC
Woodward Gallery invites you to a Visual Destination, a journey into color, water and consciousness honoring the natural rhythm of the earth opening on the Summer Solstice.
February 8 – March 23, 2018
Woodward Gallery presents 20in18, their annual curated group exhibition of works on paper, sculpture and canvas to launch the Winter Art Season.
CBC News -feature on The Life and Art of The Artist Richard Hambleton by Steven D’Souza
“Shadowman” film by Oren Jacoby now showing nation wide. Get tickets at Fandango.com
“A captivating portrait of the modern art world” -Flavowire
Richard Hambleton (1952-2017) Obituary, by Richard Sandomir, The New York Times.
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.
Woodward Gallery joined The Novogratz design duo at their Holiday Pop Up this December at 446 West 14th Street, NYC to share great ART with The Novogratz brand of incredible designs launched through Amazon Home.
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.
