Leslie Enders Lee
Leslie Enders Lee received a bachelor’s degree in art history from Wellesley College. Proficient in a variety of media, her work has been shown in group and solo exhibitions throughout the country. Lee’s work was included in the anniversary exhibition at the Drawing Center, NYC, and the Invitational Florence Biennale (curators John Spike and Barbara Rose). Her sculptural...
Carol Heft
Gallery on the Green today introduces its July exhibition of drawings by Carol Heft. The exhibit opens with a reception 5-7 pm on July 23 and will run through August 20th. This collection of drawings takes you into the artist’s mind by showing all the attempts, adjustments, and marks of exploration—along with the final elegant resolution. The...
Robert Baribeau
A third-generation Abstract Expressionist who’s added plenty of tricks to the original New York School bag, Baribeau has the expected drips and heavy impasto, but his palette is considerably—and irreverently—brighter than those of de Kooning et al.
Jenny Fragosa
Fragosa’s work is deeply personal incorporating marks and symbols that evoke memories of her childhood. Latent and mysterious, her images range from whimsical to dark but all connect on a gut level. When asked about her work, Fragosa said, “each work begins by exploiting the rare moments where we are all on the human line.” Each piece...
Alan Peckolick
Alan Peckolick has enjoyed a 35-year career as an internationally recognized graphic designer. His projects have included logo designs, posters, packaging, annual reports, corporate identity and annual reports for organizations as Channel 13, New York University, Baruch University, The City College of New York, as well as for Fortune 500 companies…
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