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Matthew F Fisher Presents The Study of Shapes @ Shrine, NYC

Matthew F Fisher is a painter of depth while using the flattest of methods. He plays with color and shapes, the slightest of textures and a hint of surrealism to look at nature, painting the sea and July 19, 2023

Nina Chanel Abney: Fishing Was His Life @ The Gordon Parks Foundation Gallery

"After seeing Gordon Parks’s 1943–44 series documenting the fishing industry along the Atlantic coast, I immediately wondered about who was omitted from that documentation: African American fish July 12, 2022

That's My Boy: A Conversation with Chris Regner

For the past couple of years, we've been witnessing the explosion of popularity of airbrush as a painting medium and been enjoying watching the different directions in which the technique is being us April 12, 2021

The Boys of Volta by Jeremy Snell

The Boys of Volta series by Jeremy Snell is a sensitive portrayal of the people and environment surrounding Lake Volta, Ghana. This enormous man-made lake is the largest in the world. Spanning half o December 22, 2020

Father, Father: Shania McCoy @ François Ghebaly, Los Angeles

Shaina McCoy is a self-described “family person”. It’s an orientation that structures her life, and spurs on the creation of her enigmatic, thickly impastoed oil paintings, which she bases off October 05, 2020

Matthew F Fisher's "The Great Fire" @ SHRINE, NYC

Given the current state of the world today, and particularly America which feels both physically and metaphorically on fire right now, the concept of “The Great Fire” may at first summon thoughts September 17, 2020

Matthew F Fisher: The Sameness of Every Day

"We are suspended in a moment, a sense of floating before and after time. There are no people. There is no date. No marker of when this could be." These are the words of Vittorio Colaizzi, May 03, 2020

Into the Blue and the Delicate Ink Works of Matthew F Fisher

If you’re missing the soft crunch of sweet-smelling earth beneath your boots while tramping through a canopy of trees to glimpse a slice of blue ocean, maybe it’s time to recall a beautiful show April 19, 2020

Useless Flowers: Caitlin MacBride & Sam Stewart @ Fisher Parrish, Brooklyn NY

Forty years ago, it was contrary to the “orders” which governed our lives to cultivate useless flowers, but, fortunately for those of us who loved them, there are many plants which are beautiful February 25, 2020

In Conversation: Aaron Elvis Jupin at Fisher Parrish Gallery, NYC

Try to remember a pivotal moment in your life, then consider whether that recollection is truly accurate. The permutation of memory is wild. Thinking back to a remembered interlude can be a theater p September 11, 2019
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