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

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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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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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2022

In traditional quilting, the phrase “Sunshine and Shadows” refers to arrangements of quilt blocks creating a strong contrast of light and dark colors, often used in wedding quilts to reflect the ups and downs of marriage.

“In my fiber art I often make use of traditional “feminine” skills in a feminist, progressive response to current events and to the climate crisis.  But my fiber art is never exclusively political. My style often incorporates visual puns and a whimsical sensibility. It always reflects my openness to inspiration from unexpected finds in the urban environment and the sheer joy of playing with color and fiber.” —Jody Leight

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2022

OUR FIRST exhibit contrasts work ON A CONTINUUM FROM REALISM THROUGH PURE FORM. Featured is WORK THAT represents reality, abstracts reality in varying degrees, has no relation to reality, or depicts the contrast itself.

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