OUR SEASON FINALE!

MAY/JUNE 2024

Whimsy… impractical daydreaming, spontaneous elements, doodles, illusions of reality, playful design, silly … are JUST some ways our artists describe their work
in an exhibit meant to be just for fun!

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Gallery35 At Community
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CREATING A GLIMPSE INTO…

MARCH/APRIL 2024

OUR GALLERY35 ARTISTS DISCOVER AND CAPTURE,
AMIDST URBAN STONE AND STEEL, LIVELY HAPPENINGS!

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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
gallery35ny@gmail.com

artistic slantS on the journey of change!

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2024

GALLERY35 ARTISTS EXPLORE PASSAGES INCLUDING THOSE IN NATURE,
ARTistic expression and the EVER-changing tapestry of our lives.

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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
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GALLERY35 ARTISTS DRAW FROM THE GREATS!

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2023

INSPIRED BY… FEATURES ARTISTIC VISIONS REFLECTING THE STYLES OF ADMIRED ARTISTS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT. CAN YOU SPOT WORK INFLUENCED BY SUCH NOTABLES AS Chagall, MANET, MATTISSE, MOdigLIANi, O’KEEFFE, PICASSO, REMBRANDT, WARHOL?

visit our exhibit TO SEE IF YOU ARE RIGHT—AND TO FIND WHICH LESSER KNOWN ARTISTS HAVE INSPIRED OTHER WORKS!


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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
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ON MY WAY HOME: PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICK PEREZ

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2023

This exhibit showcases a collection of photographs taken on the fly on the photographer’s way home from various and sundry locations at different seasons and times of the day. The locations pictured encompass Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, the first being the photographer’s home location. Virtually all of the photographs where taken with an iPhone. 

The images reflect the incredible diversity of sights that make up the photographer’s everyday life. From the vibrant chaos of the cityscape to the serene beauty of its green spaces, each photograph tells its own unique story. 

Through this exhibit, viewers are invited to immerse themselves in the photographer’s world, exploring the intricate tapestry of sights, emotions, and experiences that shape his daily life. It serves as a reminder that beauty can be found even in the most mundane moments, offering a fresh perspective on the diversity and richness of the human experience. 


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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
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OUR 4th annual youth justice art show!

YOUTH USE PHOTOGRAPHY TO ILLUSTRATE FACETS OF TRANSFORMATION AND TO CHALLENGE FEAR OF CHANGE.

Perhaps the only thing as consistent as change itself, is human resistance to change. Unstable climate patterns, shifting social structures and new cultural landscapes are but a few reminders that transformation is constant, and yet fear and resistance to change has both activated oppressive strategies and paralyzed useful actions. 

Transformation: Don’t Be Afraid of Some Change  invites viewers to examine the concept of change as a constant, both beautiful and complicated. The photographic work of youth in this show challenges us tolean into curiosity, to keep love at the center, and to embrace transformation as a reflection of the work of building Beloved Community.

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GREy, 16, GEORGIA

Grey is a rising high school senior living in north Georgia. Change and transformations are beautiful and inevitable, but the continual resistance to them is disheartening and often quite scary when those who fear change are the ones in power. Transformations will never cease, but they can be dangerous to the transformers. A simple message in a world of hate can be enough to lessen the fear. 

LOGAN, 16. NEW JERSEY

People are afraid of change because it is unpredictable. Whether they know it will be good or not they fear how it will change their lifestyle. The key to not having this fear is to think presently instead of years into the future when presented with these situations.

THORIN, 19. NEW YORK CITY

People fear what they don’t understand. It would be nice if we all responded to our fears with questions instead of judgements. I believe transformation is happening all the time in all kinds of ways and I like to represent that in my work through light and movement.

SITOTA, 17. ILLINOIS

Change can be a daunting task at times and is not always easy. However, we need to be okay with getting out of our own comfort zone in order to bring about good change that benefits the well being and safety for all.

OZZY, 16. ILLINOIS

I hope to be able to show that reality isn’t perfect. I myself am transgender, queer and neuro-divergent, and a large part of the people I find myself with are in one or more of those communities. It’s very important to me to be able to show people that someone out there thinks of them and loves them even if we don’t know each other personally or have ever even met.

ELLEN MANDELBAUM

PERSONAL FAVORITES FROM A LIFETIME IN ART

JUNE/JULY/August 2023

         Art goes on. I’ve led a complicated life interrupted by several serious illnesses but, no matter what, almost always, I made art. I started like almost everyone else as a kid and passed the early teenage years when almost all kids stop. But I didn’t. I went to The Museum of Modern Art Children’s School and then The Art Students League and the Hochschule fur Bildende Kuenste in Berlin and on and on until I received a Master of Fine Arts.
         Once or twice, I thought I might do something else, but I kept on painting until I was totally unsuccessful getting a gallery. Not making it in the sixties. I couldn’t get a gallery but got a creative block instead – until I discovered stained glass. Then art kept on going until making it, I made something of myself – my small bit of fame. My painterly stained glass is widely acknowledged and appreciated; I am a Senior Advisor of The American Glass Guild; In 2019 I received The Lifetime Achievement Award from the Stained Glass Association of America.

WATERCOLORS

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STAINED GLASS

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ARCHITECTURAL STAINED GLASS

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OIL PAINTINGS

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Gallery35 unfurls its “contrastS IN ART” FINALE!

MAY/JUNE 2023

LIGHTNESS VS DarkNESS! defined by illumination—or a mood or EMOTION? 
How did each of our artists interpret THIS DRAMATIC contrast theme?

visit our exhibit to find out!


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CONTRASTING EXPRESSIONS REFLECT CURRENT TIMES!

MARCH/APRIL 2023

FOR OUR FOURTH CONTRAST IN ART EXHIBIT, 12 Gallery35 artists seek to BALANCE TURBULENCE WITH TRANQUILITY, WITH ARTWORK SHOWING SERENITY EXISTING IN CONTRAST TO AN OFTEN CHAOTIC WORLD. 


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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
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IMAGINATION GOES WILD IN OUR NEWEST CONTRAST EXHIBIT!

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2023

ALL ART INVOLVES IMAGINATION—EVEN WORK FULLY BASED IN REALITY. 

Gallery35 artists embraced the challenge of contrasting reality with fantasy in varying degrees—often within the same artwork. 
We are pleased to present our first gallery exhibit of 2023 just brimming with unrestricted creativity!


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Gallery35 At Community
24 E 35th Street • New York, NY 10016
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