Plastic, Rubber + Wood, is an exploration of material, through content, subject, and form. The exhibit challenges our conception of the industrial materials of which our manmade world is comprised. Incorporating several processes, including photography, sculpture, painting and installation, the exhibition unveils the materials’ inherent beauty and alters our conscious perception of them as elements.


DCKT Contemporary is pleased to present Zoe Crosher’s The Unraveling of Michelle duBois, a reconsidered archive culled from crates, boxes and albums consisting of endless flirtatious smiles, tourist shots, cheesecake mementos and suggestive poses in every film type and size.


Undergrowth is a collection of work inspired by gardens. Perhaps a childhood garden. Trees, flowers, grass, perhaps a well and the occasional ….snail. It is a strange show in that the imagery ranges from the genuine and vibrant landscapes of Gretchen Kraus and Stephen Paul to the stuff of nightmares...


In the hands-on Gingerbread Adventures program at The New York Botanical Garden, children can learn about the different plant parts used in creating the favorite holiday snack, gingerbread. Step into Gingerbread Town, a fun and whimsical backdrop where gingerbread people are hard at work and play, delivering mail, making music, and generally amusing visitors. Pop inside the larger-than-life model of a Gingerbread House decorated with frosting and festooned with candy and treats.
 



"Joy In The City", by Dean Radinovsky, is a 16 foot illuminated wall installation, currently placed among a rich environment of street art, vintage clothing, and other magnificent artworks at the Garment Room in SOHO (New York City).
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The images in “Winter Stories” are narratives set in a small fictional Tuscan village in the early 1950’s; an imagined place full of dream-like memories. Through the lens of the camera, Ventura captures a unique marriage of storytelling with painting, drawing, and sculpture – all on a reduced scale. The results are intricately detailed and imagined visual scenarios.

Dieu Donné presents new work created in our studios by resident artists Elana Herzog, Sarah Kabot, Alyssa Pheobus, Zoë Sheehan Saldaña, Chuck Webster, and Shirley Wegner. Established in 1990, the Workspace Program has fostered experimentation in handmade paper, enabling emerging artists to explore the medium, carrying handmade paper–and their working practice–into unexplored territory.

Alex Beard lived the childhood I always dreamed of.  Introduced by his uncle, noted photographer Peter Beard, Alex was surrounded by pop-world icons including Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, and their many bohemian cohorts.   Their influences are evident in Beard’s work which comes across as the childlike dreams of a wise eccentric.

Posteritati rings in the holiday season with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, a new exhibition of travel-themed movie posters inspired by the 1987 John Hughes classic starring Steve Martin and John Candy as mismatched holiday travelers. Posters on display will include The Flying Ace (1926), Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1959), The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1965), Two for the Road (1967), Traffic (1970, left), Murder on the Orient Express (1975), Used Cars (1980), Airplane (1980), Night on Earth (1991), and Cars (2006).

Xiao Se's technically masterful paintings draw on imagery from both the Eastern and Western artistic tradition. This exhibition showcases a body of work which presents Xiao Se's observations of present day China in which traditional heritage, a communist past, and modernity coexist. His work is deeply influenced by Western masters, often imbuing Western or religious figures with Chinese characteristics, or surrounding them by typical Chinese scenes and traditional symbols. 

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