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Inaugural Lower East Side (L.E.S) Art Week 2018: Over 20 galleries will present female artists |
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This year, each gallery was asked to present either a solo or group show of established or emerging female artists.
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NEW YORK, NY.- In October 2018, a list of prominent galleries on the Lower East Side will band together to host their inaugural Art Week. The twenty or so participating galleries are within walking distance from one another, allowing visitors to familiarize themselves with the neighborhood. A primary goal of the event is to begin to introduce each gallerys unique artistic vision to new audiences. Throughout the week dedicated events will be held at the galleries, such as artist talks, gallery walk-throughs, performances, poetry readings, panel discussions, and more, all geared to help attendees become acquainted with the host gallery as well as get a better understanding of each gallerys voice and the artists they represent.
Motivated by our passion and desire to share our gallery platform, we were looking to widen our audience and show off the Lower East Side as a cultural beacon. Weve decided to come together as a group of galleries to create LES Art Week, October 17-21. To make the week special, rather than just another week at our galleries, we decided to have a theme for the event. This year each gallery will mount an exhibit of a female artists or group of female artists within their space. Lesley Heller of Lesley Heller Gallery and Bart Keijsers Koning of LMAKgallery
L.E.S Art Week has partnered with the game changing audio-guide developers, The Two Percent to offer an hour-long tour of participating galleries and their shows. This app will be available for purchase ($15) at LESartweek.com and MP3 players available at Lesley Heller Gallery.
Solo and Themed Presentations by Female Artists
Galleries throughout the week will showcase their most exciting female artists, both emerging and established. Highlights include:
A feature wall, outdoor work by artist Tamara Gayer located at 54 Orchard St, New York.
Protest signs from the Womens March, Still They Persist presented by LMAK Gallery
A solo by Mary Beth Edelson presented by David Lewis Gallery
A solo by Rachel Monosov, presented by Catinca Tabacaru Gallery
A solo by Jessee Edelman at Denny Gallery
A window display by Cal Lane and gallery show by Sherry Parker at Foley Gallery
A solo by Despina Stokou at Derek Eller
Erika Keck and Carole Cole at Feature Hudson Foundation
A solo by Amy Hill at Front Room Gallery
A solo by Grace Weaver at James Cohan Gallery
A solo by Drew Shiflett at Lesley Heller Gallery
A solo by Jill Baroff at Pablos Birthday
A solo by Coady Brown at 1969 Gallery
A solo by Dania Mattis at High Noon Gallery
A group show featuring Elaine Reichek at Marc Straus
A solo by Maureen Mcquillan at Mackenzie Fine Art
Emily Mae Smith and Genesis Belanger at Galerie Perrotin
A solo by Umber Majeed at Rubber Factory
Hyon Guyon and Loredana Sperini at Shin Gallery
A solo by Heather Guertin at Brennan and Griffin
A solo by Barb Smith at Step Sister
A solo by Joyce J. Scott at Peter Blum Gallery
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