Brian Michael Dunn (left) Joshua Abelow (right)
Joshua Abelow
Brian Michael Dunn (3 left) and Ted Gahl
Ted Gahl
Ted Gahl (left) Brian Michael Dunn (center) Joshua Abelow (right)
Brian Michael Dunn (2 left, 3 cluster) Ted Gahl (2 center, and right)
Ted Gahl (left) Brian Michael Dunn (right)
Brian Michael Dunn
Brian Michael Dunn (left) Hugh Scott-Douglas (right)
Hugh Scott-Douglas
Brian Michael Dunn (left) Hugh Scott-Douglas (right)
Hugh Scott-Douglas
Ted Gahl (left) Brian Michael Dunn (right0
Joshua Abelow
Joshua Abelow (left) Ted Gahl (right)
Ted Gahl
Ted Gahl
Brian Michael Dunn (left) Ted Gahl (right)
Brian Michael Dunn
Joshua Abelow (left) Brian Michael Dunn (right)
Nick Van Woert's (Where The Sun Don't Shine & RE: FURNISHED) solo exhibition, Breaking and Entering, at Yvon Lambert is absolutely stunning. Upping the scale with his typical materials, the show includes a full-scale figure with a pigmented resin plate, steel, gorilla glue, and a series of busts with translucent colored resin pours. Visit the show in person, through April 6th, and/or view more exhibition photos on the gallery's website.
This weekend we met up with the three artists in our next exhibition, Tracy Thomason, Maria Walker and Stacy Fisher, all of whom are Brooklyn-based. Tracy, Maria and Stacy make sculptural abstract paintings, each with a different approach and working with a separate set of materials. 
MICA alum Tracy Thomason's (above) studio
Maria Walker
Stacy Fisher
Check out their work in person on April 16th for the opening reception, or during the Transmodern festival.
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