'Helios' 22 x 20 x 15"
'Pangolin Bonaparte' 22" dia.
'Pearly Figurine'
Jamaes Hansen 'Untitled, 1996' 24 x 20"
'Clouds and Stars' 26 x 22"
'In Our Own World' 30 x 54"
'THE POPS AND CLICKS OF THE WORLD', 2018 Acrylic, Gouache, pencil on wood 36 x 36"
'Winter Petrels'
'Before It Fades' 14 x 12"
'Before It Fades' 14 x 12"
'Resting Precipitation' 12 x 16"
Diana Horowitz 'Duck Creek' 6 x 9"
'Eddies 11' 12 x 12" Acrylic on claybord
'Sky 34' 22 x 22/ 31 x 31"
'Sky 725' 22 x 22/ 31 x 31"
'Sky 8061' 22 x 22/ 31 x 31"
'Sky 723052' 22 x 22/ 31 x 31"
'Untitled' 8 x 5.25/ 14.5 x 12”
'Belle Epoch' 15x15/ 20 x16"
'Muse of Strength' 36 x 24"
'Hands - Rome, Italy'
'Conlang' 16 x 12.75"
'Point of Rocks' 2017
'Untitled #20'
Narcissus 36 x 48"
Bernd Haussmann 'P7-08' 30 x 22.5"
'Luster I' Monoprint and Pastel 15 x 15”

APRIL 26 – JUNE 9, 2019        RECEPTION:  FRIDAY MAY 10, 2019     6-8 PM

The gallery is pleased to present Memory Loves Time: A Group Show for Spring. Including works from a variety of gallery artists, the exhibition is on view April 26 -June 9, 2019 and has a public opening reception on Friday, May 10 at 6 PM.

Including work from: Mark Adams, Amy Arbus, Bailey Bob Bailey, Mike Carroll, Breon Dunigan, Adrian Fernandez, Jefferson Hayman, Diana Horowitz, Joel Janowitz, Costa Manos, Kahn & Selesnick, Ted Kincaid, Lynne Kortenhaus, Sarah Lutz, Michael Prodanou, Anne Smith, Paul Stopforth, and Andre van der Wende.

This name of this exhibition is from a poem by Tony Hoagland called A Color of the Sky that describes spring in ways familiar to us on the Outer Cape, as something restless, beautiful and with shifting empathies and transient energy.