Mel Kadel
Matt Leines
Zachary Rossman
Rich Jacobs
Suzanne Sattler
Ryan Jacob Smith
Julianna Bright
Erika Somogyi
Sean Samoheyl
Monica Canilao
Kelie Bowman
Florencio Zavala
Caroline Hwang
Brendan Monroe
Julie Morstad
Saviour Scraps
George Ferrandi
Jenny Hart
AJ Fosik
Jeana Sohn
Eric Beltz
Jacob Mickelson
Sto
Polaroid Kidd
Julien Langendorff
Tim Harrington
Cal Patch
Ryan Woods
Matthew Feyld
Amanda Barr
Kyle Field
Richard Colman
The 30 artists in the show all have unique voices that together can be heard as a representation of a loose-knit community of likeminded do-it-yourselfers that exist a little below the radar and yet are part of a thriving, positive, and artistically diverse new generation.
Group show
Mel Kadel, Matt Leines, Zachary Rossman, Rich Jacobs, Suzanne Sattler, Ryan Jacob Smith, Julianna Bright, Erika Somogyi, Sean Samoheyl, Monica Canilao, Kelie Bowman, Florencio Zavala, Caroline Hwang, Brendan Monroe, Julie Morstad, Saviour Scraps, George Ferrandi, Jenny Hart, AJ Fosik, Jeana Sohn, Eric Beltz, Jacob Mickelson, Sto, the Polaroid Kidd, Julien Langendorff, Tim Harrington, Cal Patch, Ryan Woods, Matthew Feyld, Amanda Barr, Kyle Field, and Richard Colman
Community is as important as ever in our current political climate and with looming luxury condos threatening our neighborhood's current makeup of longtime residents, families, artists, and small independent businesses, it is all the more necessary for us to come together. With this in mind, we present to you our second Porch Show.
The American front porch sets the stage for this exhibition, which aims to resurrect and embrace the porch as an outdoor living room where the public and private can merge, while ideas of community, Americana imagery, gentrification, and the role art plays in our daily lives are explored.
The 30 artists in the show all have unique voices that together can be heard as a representation of a loose-knit community of likeminded do-it-yourselfers that exist a little below the radar and yet are part of a thriving, positive, and artistically diverse new generation. Aesthetic commonalities abound, where a longing for nature, a fascination with animals, a playful sense of humor, and a decidedly critical look inward appear in different ways.
In addition, there are countless events planned to coincide with this show including live music on the porch, BBQs on the sidewalk and video art nights. Check our website for updates.With most of us confined to closet-sized apartments or holed up in an isolated loft building, the porch is often a missing element in our lives. So come out and join us!
Image from Cinders Gallery.
Opening Reception Friday June 8th 7-10pm 2007
Cinders Gallery
103 Havemeyer Street - New York
Open Wed - Fri 2pm-8pm Sat 12pm-8pm Sun 12pm-7pm
Admission free