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QUOGUE GALLERY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Harry Bertschmann: Over 50 Years of Painting
June 21 – July 19, 2018
Artist Reception: Sunday, July 1 from 5 to 7 PM
Quogue, NY, June 18 , 2018: The year 2018 began with the surprising rediscovery of a painter who is being added to the pantheon of significant abstract expressionist masters. The Harry Bertschmann story first broke on Sunday,
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QUOGUE GALLERY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tommy May: Mosaics and Machine
May 17 to June 21, 2018
Artist Reception: Saturday, May 19 from 5 to 6 PM
Quogue, N.Y., May 7, 2018. Tommy May: “Mosaics and Machine” will be the first exhibition of the 2018 summer season at Quogue Gallery,featuring fifteen paintings ranging from large-scale to small-scale that unleash the full abstract expressionist force of color on canvas.
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Quogue Gallery is pleased to present a short film on Fay Lansner 1921-2010: A Brief History.
Hans Van de Bovenkamp, “Montauk Sun & Moon Study,” 1986, Painted Steel, 28″ x 36″
THE NEW YORK TIMES
From Doodling on Napkins to Acres of Art
Quogue Gallery is delighted that the New York Times has covered the remarkable story of sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp, you can view his work at the following link: Quogue Gallery.
“The Dutch-born sculptor and longtime New Yorker Hans Van de Bovenkamp discovered the artists community on Long Island’s East End when he sold a piece to Edward Albee.
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Quogue, NY – February 22, 2018. Quogue Gallery will be returning to this year’s Art on Paper fair, running from Thursday, March 8 to through March 11 at Pier 36 located at 299 South Street in lower Manhattan. The gallery will be featuring the work of two painters in booth 515 – Harry Bertschmann and Fay Lansner.
The year 2018 has begun with the surprising rediscovery of a painter who is being added to the pantheon of significant abstract expressionist masters.
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In a rarely-bestowed honor, Dr. Joyce F. Brown, President of the Fashion Institute of Technology will be presenting Harry Bertschmann with a Lifetime Achievement Award at its May commencement ceremony at Radio City Music Hall. “The President’s Award is our way of acknowledging your passion, perseverance and productivity as an artist, your dedication to creative excellence — and commitment to the mission and high calling of art.”
The year 2018 has begun with the surprising rediscovery of a painter who is being added to the pantheon of significant abstract expressionist masters.
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Quogue Gallery Debuts at Art Palm Beach
Booth 409
Quogue, NY – January 8, 2018. Quogue Gallery will be making its debut at this year’s Art Palm Beach, running from Wednesday, January 17 to January 21, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center located at 650 Okeechobee Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida. The gallery will be featuring the work of three painters in booth 409 – Sally King Benedict, Harry Bertschmann,
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Harry Bertschmann started his art career exhibiting alongside Mark Rothko and Franz Kline. For the next 60 years, he painted in almost total obscurity. Now he wants to get discovered.
Read the full article on the New York Times
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Quogue Gallery’s big canvases by Bertschmann illuminate a master from the first generation of the New York Abstract Expressionists
Quogue, NY, January 7, 2018: At the outset of its founding in 2014, Quogue Gallery, located near Westhampton on Long Island, has earned a reputation for presenting discoveries of significance that rival those presented in Manhattan. From January 17th–21st one of those discoveries will delight viewers at Art Palm Beach,
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In the artist’s statement for her exhilarating “Conversation in Color” exhibition of paintings and works on paper at the Quogue Gallery, Melinda Zox writes about painting being in her blood. Coming from the daughter of the brilliant abstract colorist Larry Zox and his wife Jean Glover Zox, also an artist, the statement can be taken literally. As the artist notes in the statement, her formative years presented “a continual lesson in the experience of art and creativity.
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