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Exhibition History 18 Artists :: Images Intimate Information O'Beil, Recent Paintings Un-Themed Robert Ludwig Robert Petrick Salvatore Romano Works on Walls 2012 Eva Deutsch Costabel Sara Petitt Hedy O'Beil :: On Paper Vera Sapozhnikova Barbara Coleman Flo Fox :: Photographs Leslie Shaw Zadoian Douglas Brin Sally Weiss, Sculpture Abe Nover Jonathan Bauch 2013 Mitch Lewis Carol Massa: On the Wall Boren, Lane & Rich Petrick: On the Wall David Cerulli Angela Valeria Solomon Ethe Suejin Jo Carol Massa, Mixed Bag Susan Skoorka Sara Petitt, On the Wall 5 x 5 x 100 Lynn Gall Charles Ramsburg Thomas McAnulty Gerson Leiber Looking Beyond A. Wechsler, On The Wall Works on Walls 2014 Bill Richards Flo Fox & Len Speier Sontag On the Wall What You See... Karen Green Recor Arnold Wechsler Liz Curtin, On the Wall Robin Gaynes-Bachman Angela Valeria, The Wall
18 Artists :: Images
Intimate Information
O'Beil, Recent Paintings
Un-Themed
Robert Ludwig
Robert Petrick
Salvatore Romano
Works on Walls 2012
Eva Deutsch Costabel
Sara Petitt
Hedy O'Beil :: On Paper
Vera Sapozhnikova
Barbara Coleman
Flo Fox :: Photographs
Leslie Shaw Zadoian
Douglas Brin
Sally Weiss, Sculpture
Abe Nover
Jonathan Bauch 2013
Mitch Lewis
Carol Massa: On the Wall
Boren, Lane & Rich
Petrick: On the Wall
David Cerulli
Angela Valeria
Solomon Ethe
Suejin Jo
Carol Massa, Mixed Bag
Susan Skoorka
Sara Petitt, On the Wall
5 x 5 x 100
Lynn Gall
Charles Ramsburg
Thomas McAnulty
Gerson Leiber
Looking Beyond
A. Wechsler, On The Wall
Works on Walls 2014
Bill Richards
Flo Fox & Len Speier
Sontag On the Wall
What You See...
Karen Green Recor
Arnold Wechsler
Liz Curtin, On the Wall
Robin Gaynes-Bachman
Angela Valeria, The Wall
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The Carter Burden Gallery, formerly gallery 307, is committed to empowering re-emerging older professional artists through the exhibition and cultivation of their work, based solely on quality and impact. These artists have faced increasingly limited opportunities to show their work as they age, despite any past renown. In focusing on under-represented artists, the gallery has developed a roster that equally includes female and male artists, knowing that the gallery world in general does not equally represent women. Our interest is in reversing these trends.
We are indistinguishable from other Chelsea galleries, with the notable exception that the Carter Burden Gallery provides a community to its artists. This network addresses issues of isolation common to seniors through professional and social engagement. Our artists support each other through attendance at openings, studio visits and providing opportunities to critique each other’s work.
All work exhibited is for sale.
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