Participating artists are:
Alison, Air Hit Agency, Sasha Ardabyev, Marcia Annenberg, Yuri Balashov, Dmitri Bulnygin, Arthur Gafarov, Kuzma Grigoryev, Wolf Geyr, Ultra Violet, German Vinogradov, Dmitri Zapylihin, Anton Kandinsky, Konstantin Kallandoff, Kengie, Alex Pretzel Krendel’, Michael Korosty, Pavel Kuznetsov, Abram Lubelski, Oleg Nekrasov, Yuri Surkov, Mikhail Roshnyak, Rosalia Rabinovich, Michael Pogarsky, Lee Wells, Michael Ricardo Andeev, Justin Marchi, Peggy Cyphers, Elizabeth Haust, Maxim Rebrov, Sergei Chernov, Frank Shifrin, Эco, and more…..

The exhibition will be accompanied by current Russian electronic musicians. Viewers will be offered conceptual souvenirs.

The Artists at Home and Abroad exhibition series is a representation of both emerging and established artists on an international scale. This exhibit incorporates a vast range of contemporary image making. The artists included in this exhibit explore modern and postmodern approaches in an incredibly exciting fashion. Curated by Abraham Lubelski this exhibit presents a group of artists on the edge of contemporary art.

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style hanging, most commonly attributed to the Salon de Paris held during the 18th and 19th centuries; Broadway Gallery NYC continues this legacy with a contemporary and fresh outlook. Following a trend of previous exhibitions at Broad way Gallery NYC, this show pays tribute to the format of a salon hanging. It is a tra­dition that awakens contemporary culture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity.

Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addition to the exhibition on display at Broadway Gallery NYC, are several concurrent Internet projects, and a print catalog. Furthermore, this exhibit offers writers and viewers an exciting opportunity to submit essays and com­ments on the nature and significance of biennials, fairs and public exposure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the maximum floor-to-ceiling gallery space activates the wall with art works in various media by artists, each of whom offer a unique per spective to the show. These artists have transformed the gallery walls into a compendium of generational takes on figuration, portraiture, and abstraction. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results.

The speed of interactions via new media allows for global artistic conversations previ­ously unheard before. In an attempt to integrate the numerous artistic languages, this exhibit was installed in a unique format. Two long parallel walls have been carefully installed to create dialogue in the spatial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and current pivotal artistic ideas while introducing newer talent, to generate fresh creative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

Artists in January

Jorgen Lovgret
Melissa Egan
Kristine Harper
Lucio Diodati
Zofia Turlik
Sam Foley
Chris Veeneman
Sirpa Miettinen
Bruno Moretti Sanlorano
Monica Dixon
Katarina Ögård
Asatilla Teshebaev
Brigitta Westphal
Claudia Ongaro
Inge Stornig
Vincenzo Busa
Julia Hacker
Reka Nyari
Maria Lau
Marielle Deluna
Johanna Laracuente
Reka Nyari

Broadway Gallery Opening Reception January from Abraham Lubelski on Vimeo.

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Global Artists at Home and Abroad, December 5th through January 2nd
Opening Reception December 8th, 6 to 8pm

The Artists at Home and Abroad exhibition series is a representation of both emerging and established artists on an international scale. This exhibit incorporates a vast range of contemporary image making. The artists included in this exhibit explore modern and postmodern approaches in an incredibly exciting fashion. Curated by Abraham Lubelski this exhibit presents a group of artists on the edge of contemporary art.

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style hanging, most commonly attributed to the Salon de Paris held during the 18th and 19th centuries; Broadway Gallery NYC continues this legacy with a contemporary and fresh outlook. Following a trend of previous exhibitions at Broad way Gallery NYC, this show pays tribute to the format of a salon hanging. It is a tra­dition that awakens contemporary culture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity.

Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addition to the exhibition on display at Broadway Gallery NYC, are several concurrent Internet projects, and a print catalog. Furthermore, this exhibit offers writers and viewers an exciting opportunity to submit essays and com­ments on the nature and significance of biennials, fairs and public exposure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the maximum floor-to-ceiling gallery space activates the wall with art works in various media by artists, each of whom offer a unique per spective to the show. These artists have transformed the gallery walls into a compendium of generational takes on figuration, portraiture, and abstraction. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results.

The speed of interactions via new media allows for global artistic conversations previ­ously unheard before. In an attempt to integrate the numerous artistic languages, this exhibit was installed in a unique format. Two long parallel walls have been carefully installed to create dialogue in the spatial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and current pivotal artistic ideas while introducing newer talent, to generate fresh creative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

Artists in December

Jacqueline Real
Jochen Schambeck
Noris Dias
Frederico Domondon
Ju-Chul Kim
Hasan Thaqi
J-Marc Schwaller
Eduardo Rosado
Dragan Markovic
German Rodriguez Ramirez
Jane Walker
Masa-Aki
Byron Velasquez
Chika Kobari
Chloe Zureiqat
Diana Kim
Eladio Victoria
Eva Mueller
Marcel Varela
Patricia Mota
Omahyra Mota
Pedro Farias-Nardi
Aleksandra Delacruz

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Global Artists at Home and Abroad, November 9th through November 29th
Opening Reception November 10th, 6 to 8pm

The Artists at Home and Abroad exhibition series is a representation of both emerging and established artists on an international scale. This exhibit incorporates a vast range of contemporary image making. The artists included in this exhibit explore modern and postmodern approaches in an incredibly exciting fashion. Curated by Abraham Lubelski this exhibit presents a group of artists on the edge of contemporary art.

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the significance of exhibiting a variety of works in a pluralistic art world. Inspired by salon-style hanging, most commonly attributed to the Salon de Paris held during the 18th and 19th centuries; Broadway Gallery NYC continues this legacy with a contemporary and fresh outlook. Following a trend of previous exhibitions at Broad way Gallery NYC, this show pays tribute to the format of a salon hanging. It is a tra­dition that awakens contemporary culture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity.

Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addition to the exhibition on display at Broadway Gallery NYC, are several concurrent Internet projects, and a print catalog. Furthermore, this exhibit offers writers and viewers an exciting opportunity to submit essays and com­ments on the nature and significance of biennials, fairs and public exposure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the maximum floor-to-ceiling gallery space activates the wall with art works in various media by artists, each of whom offer a unique per spective to the show. These artists have transformed the gallery walls into a compendium of generational takes on figuration, portraiture, and abstraction. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results.

The speed of interactions via new media allows for global artistic conversations previ­ously unheard before. In an attempt to integrate the numerous artistic languages, this exhibit was installed in a unique format. Two long parallel walls have been carefully installed to create dialogue in the spatial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and current pivotal artistic ideas while introducing newer talent, to generate fresh creative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

Artists in November

AmbosS
Giovanni Baldasseroni
Jane Walker
Barbara Dabbagh
Rien Olijslagers
Ute Michel
Shikyba Azizi
Nana Dankwa
Beau van Zyl
Christine Seghers
Gisela Krause
Sophie Schubakoff
Kathy Clavette
QuraishQuraish
Marcia Shelly/Maru
Carlos Gigena Seeber
Ann Russell
Sheilah Banikin
Ravi Paranjape
Vasant Sonavani
Marga Duin
Lasse Kempas
Manuel Lozano
Kevin Fey
Chloe X
Jenna Danneberger

October Invitation

Global Artists at Home and Abroad, October 19th through November 7th
Opening Reception October 20th, 6 to 8pm

The Artists at Home and Abroad exhi­bi­tion series is a rep­re­sen­ta­tion of both emerg­ing and estab­lished artists on an inter­na­tional scale. This exhibit incorporates a vast range of con­tem­po­rary image mak­ing. The artists included in this exhibit explore modern and postmodern approaches in an incredibly exciting fashion. Curated by Abraham Lubelski this exhibit presents a group of artists on the edge of contemporary art.

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the sig­nif­i­cance of exhibit­ing a vari­ety of works in a plu­ral­is­tic art world. Inspired by salon-style hang­ing, most com­monly attrib­uted to the Salon de Paris held dur­ing the 18th and 19th cen­turies; Broad­way Gallery NYC con­tin­ues this legacy with a con­tem­po­rary and fresh out­look. Fol­low­ing a trend of pre­vi­ous exhi­bi­tions at Broad­way Gallery NYC, this show pays trib­ute to the for­mat of a salon hang­ing. It is a tra­di­tion that awak­ens con­tem­po­rary cul­ture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity.

Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addi­tion to the exhi­bi­tion on dis­play at Broad­way Gallery NYC, are sev­eral con­cur­rent Inter­net projects, and a print cat­a­log. Fur­ther­more, this exhibit offers writ­ers and view­ers an excit­ing oppor­tu­nity to sub­mit essays and com­ments on the nature and sig­nif­i­cance of bien­ni­als, fairs and pub­lic expo­sure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the max­i­mum floor-to-ceiling gallery space acti­vates the wall with art­works in var­i­ous media by artists, each of whom offer a unique per­spec­tive to the show. These artists have trans­formed the gallery walls into a com­pendium of gen­er­a­tional takes on fig­u­ra­tion, por­trai­ture, and abstrac­tion. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results.

The speed of inter­ac­tions via new media allows for global artis­tic con­ver­sa­tions pre­vi­ously unheard before. In an attempt to inte­grate the numer­ous artis­tic lan­guages, this exhibit was installed in a unique for­mat. Two long par­al­lel walls have been care­fully installed to cre­ate dia­logue in the spa­tial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and cur­rent piv­otal artis­tic ideas while intro­duc­ing newer tal­ent, to gen­er­ate fresh cre­ative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

Upcoming Artists in October

Miguel Angel Godoy
Phara Zoëv
Eve D’Angeville
Nikolina Simunovic
Goran Grofelnik
Malgorzata Karp
Jean Hall
Igor Bogojevic
Simon Hofer
Tiziano Tornatore
Marc Pietri
Erica Fromme
Rafat Mey Elahy
Wendy Waugh
Andrea Kuritko
Peter Binz
Sibel Tetik
Ann Russell
Sara Hohloch
Debbi Chan
Tage Lundin
Petra Smolenakova
Mehves Demiren
Teksin Ozguz
Fedor Alexeev
Sarah Godthart
Eva Maria Korsche
Carlos Gigena Seeber
A.J. Farkas

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Unpredictable

Kristina Sretkova: World of Light
Broadway Gallery, NYC
473 Broadway, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10013
Exhibition Dates: October 3-17, 2011
Opening Reception: Thursday, October 6, 2011 6pm – 9pm

Kristina Sretkova is one of the hottest contemporary painters you’ll ever meet.
Having exhibited her work all over the world in 2011 including Berlin, Cyprus,
Sofia, Moscow (where she won 1st price for abstract painting at Russian Art
Week), Baden-Baden and Madrid, she has now found her way into the heart of
the art world itself – NYC. The show entitled, World of Light, will soon grace the
walls of the Soho space, Broadway Gallery, NYC. As her first solo show in New
York, this will be a major event that is sure to draw a crowd, so get in line early.

As the title suggests, viewers will be seduced by Sretkova’s use of light. In the
vein of Turner and Rothko, Kristina Sretkova creates paintings that are deeply
moving, mysterious, and sensual. In this show, some of the works are infused
with a magical glow that emanates right of the wall, sometimes quiet, sometimes
loud. Whatever the color or sensation, these works are multi-colored, vivacious,
and full of pulsating, creative energy.

Sretkova, who has lived in over 3 countries states that she “gets inspiration

from different places and that she wants to convey a positive, emotional and
intellectual exchange, a kind of a metamorphosis with the viewer…”

Her work is sure to pack a punch to NYC gallery goers delivering a seldom-heard
message of optimism, gratitude, joy, love, and hope.

Please join us for Kristina Sretkova’s solo exhibit “World of Light” at Broadway
Gallery, NYC from October 3- Oct 17, 2011.

*** This article was published by NY Arts Magazine, 2011.  Sponsored by Broadway Gallery, NYC.

in Collaboration

Stefan Eins, Richmodis dM, Gunilda Woerner
at
The Broadway Gallery
473 Broadway, 7th floor
SOHO, New York
btw. Grand and Broome Streets,

Opening Reception:

Tuesday, 9.27, 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Performance at 7:40 PM

9.27 to 9.30.2011, 10:00 – 6:00 PM
212 274-8993

September 2011 Global Art Projects Invite

The Artists at Home and Abroad exhi­bi­tion series is a rep­re­sen­ta­tion of both emerg­ing and estab­lished artists on an inter­na­tional scale. This exhibit incorporates a vast range of con­tem­po­rary image mak­ing. The artists included in this exhibit explore modern and postmodern approaches in an incredibly exciting fashion. Curated by Abraham Lubelski this exhibit presents a group of artists on the edge of contemporary art.

Globalization creates unexpected relationships and contrasts in contemporary art. This series focuses on the sig­nif­i­cance of exhibit­ing a vari­ety of works in a plu­ral­is­tic art world. Inspired by salon-style hang­ing, most com­monly attrib­uted to the Salon de Paris held dur­ing the 18th and 19th cen­turies; Broad­way Gallery NYC con­tin­ues this legacy with a con­tem­po­rary and fresh out­look. Fol­low­ing a trend of pre­vi­ous exhi­bi­tions at Broad­way Gallery NYC, this show pays trib­ute to the for­mat of a salon hang­ing. It is a tra­di­tion that awak­ens con­tem­po­rary cul­ture to a dynamic collective consciousness. A few notable themes in this exhibit that cross cultures are romanticism, spirituality, and humanity.

Part of an ongoing series, Artists at Home and Abroad reaches out to the diverse community of New York. In addi­tion to the exhi­bi­tion on dis­play at Broad­way Gallery NYC, are sev­eral con­cur­rent Inter­net projects, and a print cat­a­log. Fur­ther­more, this exhibit offers writ­ers and view­ers an excit­ing oppor­tu­nity to sub­mit essays and com­ments on the nature and sig­nif­i­cance of bien­ni­als, fairs and pub­lic expo­sure for new and emerging artists.

This exhibit uses the space as another medium altogether; incorporating the max­i­mum floor-to-ceiling gallery space acti­vates the wall with art­works in var­i­ous media by artists, each of whom offer a unique per­spec­tive to the show. These artists have trans­formed the gallery walls into a com­pendium of gen­er­a­tional takes on fig­u­ra­tion, por­trai­ture, and abstrac­tion. Visitors will be surprised to see the stunning results.

The speed of inter­ac­tions via new media allows for global artis­tic con­ver­sa­tions pre­vi­ously unheard before. In an attempt to inte­grate the numer­ous artis­tic lan­guages, this exhibit was installed in a unique for­mat. Two long par­al­lel walls have been care­fully installed to cre­ate dia­logue in the spa­tial order. Artists at Home and Abroad allows the viewer access to some of the past and cur­rent piv­otal artis­tic ideas while intro­duc­ing newer tal­ent, to gen­er­ate fresh cre­ative energy through unexpected juxtapositions.

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