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SUMMARY:COLOR @ Figureworks
DESCRIPTION:A collection of Fred Hatt’s colorful figurative drawing
 s is included in COLOR, opening Friday, February 13, at Figureworks G
 allery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Here is Figureworks’ show descript
 ion:\nCOLOR is part II of WITHOUT/COLOR, a two-part exhibition featur
 ing six artists. Three artists, Meridith McNeal, Alexander Ney, and Jo
 anne Scott, have executed work void of color. Three artists, Howard Ei
 sman, Fred Hatt, and Arlene Morris, have used a palette rich in color 
 for their work.\nPart I [still on view through this weekend]Meridith M
 cNeal, Alexander Ney, Joanne ScottJanuary 9 – February 8, 2015Recept
 ion: Friday evening, January 9, 6-9PM\nPart II [opens next Friday]Howa
 rd Eisman, Fred Hatt, Arlene MorrisFebruary 13 – March 15, 2015Recep
 tion: Friday evening, February 13, 6-9PMThe initial concept for these 
 consecutive exhibitions was to explore the impact of color, and lack t
 hereof, in an environment. Figureworks, an intimate gallery, quickly e
 mbraces whatever is placed within it and though there have been nearly
  100 exhibits in this space, what has transpired from this installatio
 n is far more powerful than what was envisioned.\nThe first of this tw
 o-part series are works without color. Meridith McNeal has created a s
 eries of watercolors entitled Liberty Clouded. The Statue of Liberty h
 as been shrouded in fog and rain, addressing the anguish of false accu
 sation and the gross failure of the American judicial system. Joanne S
 cott has been figure drawing from life for over 50 years. Her delicate
  and beautifully rendered pencil drawings of female forms in repose bl
 ur the lines as to whether her subjects are relaxing, sleeping or perh
 aps deceased. An oversized pair of Alexander Ney’s lovely, white ter
 ra-cotta ravens, ominously riddled with patterned holes and intense ex
 pressions, guard the work with its sculptural presence.\nWhat makes th
 is particular exhibition so powerful is that it coincidentally opens a
 s the country is in great unrest. This exhibition was designed around 
 space and color, not any political or social agenda, yet these three a
 rtists possess such purpose and strength in their imagery that a colle
 ctive message clearly addresses our current climate and serenely elimi
 nates a color barrier while doing it.\nThe exhibition of the next thre
 e artist’s work will be installed in February and the introduction o
 f color and content will inevitably evoke uniquely unexpected response
 s.\nFigureworks is located at 168 North 6th St., Williamsburg, Brookly
 n, NY 11211, one block from the Bedford Avenue “L” train. The gall
 ery is open to the public Saturday and Sunday from 1-6 PM and is dedic
 ated to exhibiting contemporary and 20th century fine art of the human
  form.\n\n\nFor more information visit http://conectom.leimay.org/even
 ts/color-figureworks
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CATEGORIES:art, exhibition
LOCATION:Figureworks
WEBSITE:http://www.figureworks.com
URL:http://www.figureworks.com
CONTACT:718-486-7021
ORGANIZER:Figureworks
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