Alexandre Gallery News Today

ROCKLAND — Experience the unique blend of past and present through the lenses of Jen and Elizabeth Casad, a mother and daughter duo, Friday, May 3, 2024, from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m., at Badhus Co., 25 Oak St., Rockland. “This art opening promises to be a...

Pat Adams’s current show at Alexandre represents the latest manifestation of a laudable and important trend: showing coherent episodes or moments in the career of venerable artists. As this practice continues to gain momentum, it can only bring attention to overlooked work and to forgotten chapters in the history of American painting.

NEW YORK — Now up at Alexandre Gallery, 25 East 73rd St., is an exhibition of works by Bennington artist Pat Adams from the 1950s and 1960s — Adams’ third

NEW YORK — Alexandre Gallery, 25 East 73rd St., is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Bennington artist Pat Adams from the 1950s and 1960s — Adams’ third

Lois Dodd’s show Outside In opened on the first real snowfall of the season, and both her new paintings and the melting flurries were a reminder of the agency involved in seeing—the muscle required to shift focus between objects and sort the flux of the world into something familiar.

The recent work of Brett Bigbee, now on view at Alexandre Gallery, takes on elements of imagination and allegory.

NORTH HAVEN — On view in the Hopkins Wharf Gallery from July 23 to August 5, 2023, an exhibition by Lois Dodd celebrates the work of the 96-year-old artist. Lois Dodd paints with oil on Masonite, aluminum flashing, and on wooden panels. She...

It is rare to witness a lifetime of dedication, a slow-burning desire that lasts decades. Arthur Dove’s meticulous study of the natural world lasted his entire life, resulting in less a material perfection than a gestural divine. This month, Alexandre Gallery is featuring Arthur Dove: Sensations of Light, a survey exhibition.

From the mid-1960s, when Dodd first took her Masonite panels outdoors to paint, her production has been shaped by observation.

In Lois Dodd’s comprehensive exhibition Natural Order, now on view at the Bruce Museum, the artist’s unique approach to observation is laid bare. Dodd’s paintings of modest subjects read like field notes, recording her perception of the immediate environment. The frenetic energy and physicality of her work reminds us that making sense of the world is not an instant phenomenon.