DAVID WELKER Subconscious Narratives

Hoerle-Guggenheim presents

David Welker's  SUBCONSCIOUS  NARRATIVES

Welker brings up depictions from the labyrinth corridors of his imagination.

His studies are not isolated to one brief instant but instead capture the turmoil of forms transitioning in the mind from moment to moment.

November 19, 2015 through January 9, 2016

Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery, 527 West 23rd street, NYC.

www.hoerle-guggenheim.com

"My imagination hovers in a space devoid of temporal constraints
or physical permanence. This is the conceptual DNA of "Subconscious
Narratives"--an exploration of the cloudy impressions leading up to
and receding from a fabricated instance."

ZANE LEWIS @ The HOLE

The Hole Gallery
is proud to presents the first major U.S. show by Zane Lewis. 

Zane's "BADLANDZ," achieve a trans-formative impression 

both in materials and on the viewer's senses.

The Hole Gallery, 312 Bowery, NYC.

www.thehole.com

METROPOLIS DURAVIT OKTOBERFEST

A German style Oktoberfest Party to Celebrate

Metropolis Magazine's New Talent Issue and Duravit's

Design Week Fixtures at the Showroom, October 7, 2015

Susan Szenasy, Editor in Chief of Metropolis spoke

briefly to an attentive and festive audience. 

Duravit Showroom, 105 Madison Avenue, NYC.

http://www.build.com/duravit

Susan Szenasy, Editor in Chief of Metropolis Magazine

speaking at the Duravit Showroom event.

ART from LATIN AMERICA @ GALLERY 151

Gallery 151 presents Art from Latin America

in cooperation with the PEANA Project offers a nuanced

understanding of lines, plane and space. The group exhibition

consists of sculptures, drawings and mixed media prints.

Curated by Ana Perez Escoto, creator of Peana Projects.

August 6 - September 3, 2015

www.peanaprojects.com/a-false-horizon

Participating artists,Karian Amava, Silvina Arismendi, Adrian S. Bara, 

Aldo Chaparro, Alberto Lopez, Mario Navarro, Saul Sanchez, Pier Stockholm,

Rafael Vargasand Alex Zambrano.

Gallery 151, 132 West 18th street, NYC.

Ana Perez Escoto

Dahlia and Richard K. Rogers

Myself and Guillermo Lopez