Pictor Gallery is pleased to announce its upcoming juried show, Isn't It Ironic? featuring a selection of works by artists exploring the theme of irony in art. The show will be juried by John Gagné, an artist and curator based in Toronto and New York City. Gagné is the founder of Gagné Contemporary, a gallery located in Leslieville, Toronto, and is well known for his work in programming exhibitions and curating shows in galleries across New York City.
The participating artists in Isn't It Ironic? include Michael Amendolara, Kassem Amoudi, Sandra Benhaim, Stephen Cimini, Tom Fitzgibbon, Debra Friedkin, Barbara Herzfeld, Miriam King, Satyam Jha, Miranda Maher, Denis Ouch, Pamela Pearce, Cyndi Philkill, Gail Rickards, Rachel Romano, Bernice Sokol Kramer, and Robbyn Wix. Their works will range in medium and style, with a focus on exploring the concept of irony through a variety of approaches.
Pictor Gallery, located in the historic Landmark Arts Building in New York's Chelsea District, is a fine art gallery that showcases the work of artist members from around the country. The gallery is known for its unique blend of exhibits, salons, and live entertainment, offering a fresh and inclusive gallery experience for the art-loving public.
Join the Pictor Gallery for the opening reception for Isn't It Ironic? on Thursday, January 5th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Light refreshments will be served, and in Gallery 2 a selection of Pictor Gallery members' work will be shown.
For more information, please contact Pictor Gallery at [email protected] or visit its website at www.pictorgallery.com.
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