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9/9/2005

Talent 2005

Allan Stone Gallery, New York

An Emerging Artists Salon

TALENT 2005, a salon-style exhibition of new and emerging artists, will be on view at the Allan Stone Gallery from
September 10 - October 8, 2005. The exhibition will showcase realist and abstract paintings, as well as mixed-media works and sculpture.

The representational school includes hyperrealist figurative paintings, Flemish-influenced still lifes, modern impressionist landscapes, and traditional portraiture. The abstraction ranges from linear drawings to geometric, biomorphic paintings to large-scale mixed-media collages.

Among the featured artists are David Barnett, a master of intricate, mechanical and fantastical flying machines; Eric Barth, who paints modern impressionistic landscapes that are hauntingly atmospheric yet peaceful; Lucien Dulfan, who creates mixed-media collages juxtaposing soviet era sci-fi imagery with seventeenth century royal portraiture; Richard Harper, who paints hyperrealist nude studies; Brian Haverlock, whose works put a surrealist spin on religious iconography, while maintaining an “old master” technique; Duane Keiser, whose intimate portraits of everyday objects are reminiscent of eighteenth century still lifes; Paul Lorenz, who makes meticulous linear abstractions that are rooted in architectural schematics; Madeline Silber, whose minimal biomorphic compositions are vibrant and quirky; and Brandon Soloff, who is a modern traditionalist of Northern European-style portraiture.

Each season, the Allan Stone Gallery has an exhibition showcasing new and established artists. Andy Warhol, Wayne Thiebaud and Eva Hesse were among the many who have participated in these exhibitions. This year's show reflects the broad and often unusual aesthetic that has shaped the Allan Stone Gallery over the past forty-five years.

List of artists: David Barnett, Eric Barth, Lucien Dulfan, Richard Harper, Brian Haverlock, Duane Keiser, Paul Lorenz, Gina Minichino, Madeline Silber, Brandon Soloff, Gary Spradling, and others.

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The Allan Stone Gallery opened in 1960 showing works by Willem de Kooning, Cesar, Joseph Cornell, Barnett Newman, and a host of then-emerging artists such as Andy Warhol, Wayne Thiebaud, Richard Estes, Robert Ryman, Eva Hesse, and John Chamberlain. The gallery continues to show contemporary, mid-career, and emerging artists while maintaining a tradition of expertise in the New York School of Abstract Expressionism (Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Arshile Gorky, John Graham).

For further information or photographic material, please contact Georgia Jaksic or Claudia Stone, tel. 212.987.4997, e-mail: gjaksic@allanstonegallery.com.

Image: David Barnett

Allan Stone Gallery
113 East 90th Street
New York, NY 10128
GALLERY REGULAR HOURS: Tuesday – Friday 10 – 6, Saturday 10 – 5
GALLERY SUMMER HOURS: Monday – Thursday 10 – 6, Friday 10 – 4

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