MISAKO & ROSEN
EXHIBITION
EXHIBITION
MAUREEN GALLACE
Born in 1960, American artist Maureen Gallace is known for her intimate paintings of rural and coastal New England. Her landscapes are typically devoid of people, featuring vague contours and soft, muted colors that evoke a faint nostalgia. Although Gallace studied under David Salle at Rutgers University while working toward her MFA, the flattened perspective and omission of detail in her work has little in common with the postmodern expressionism that Salle represents, displaying instead a strong affinity with the early American modernism of Edward Hopper or Milton Avery. This exhibition will feature a selection of small paintings.
VENUE
VENUE
MISAKO & ROSEN
- A5
- Otsuka
Opened in 2006, Misako & Rosen represents Japanese and international artists whose practices take a critical approach to the contemporary world without shying away from humor.
