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By Karolina HacOctober 10, 2017 0

Beneath the Surface: Kathleen Gerdon Archer at Kingston Gallery

In her solo exhibition at Kingston Gallery, Fare Well: The Art of Ending, on view August 30 – October 1, Kathleen Gerdon Archer’s photographic work demonstrated a masterful ability to blend abstraction, process, and place. Gerdon Archer credits the inspiration…

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By Olivia KiersJune 21, 2017 0

The Artist’s Beautiful Mess: Sarah Meyers Brent at Kingston

Sarah Meyers Brent’s current exhibition, Growth and Decay, ought to—by the artist’s own admission—have been called Beautiful Mess. “Growth and decay” is a precise summation of how Brent’s assemblages and paintings, on view at Kingston Gallery through July 1, bulge…

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By Alexander CastroMay 25, 2016 1

See It Before It’s Gone: Linda Leslie Brown at Kingston Gallery

A hole can be a portal, a passageway, a point of penetration, an injury, an orifice, a site of leakage. The holes in Linda Leslie Brown’s latest exhibit take the viewer not to Wonderland but a dumping ground. Unwanted items…

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By Dr. Milda RichardsonDecember 20, 2013 0

“What is Athabasca?” Paintings by Mira Cantor at Kingston Gallery

“Athabasca is an ice field,” the artist Mira Cantor explains. ” Water flows down from the field in both eastern and western directions, eventually ending up in both oceans.”1 In the painting Athabasca (2012) a strong gestural stroke bisects…

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By Stephanie CardonMay 12, 2013 0

Considering Kingston Gallery through two of its artists: Ilona Anderson and Karen Meninno

The most obvious benefit of belonging to an artist-run, coöperative gallery is stability regardless of commercial success. Artist-members can count on regular solo shows, and have no limitations when choosing what to exhibit, or how to present it. Reliable…

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