ARTISTS
2013
On Stellar Rays, long located on upper Orchard Street, is moving into Sue Scott Gallery鈥檚 former space at 1 Rivington Street, right on the corner
2012
Galleries have been opening at a rapid clip on the Lower East Side over the past few years, but today brings news that one will close. After four years in business, the Sue Scott Gallery will cease operations at the end of August, according to an e-mail announcement.
Sue Scott Gallery announces eyesontheedge, a mixed-media exhibition by Franklin Evans opening March 2, 2012 and running through April 15, 2012.
鈥淵ou can just step on the plexi-covered portion,鈥� Evans said as I walked into the space and across the beginnings of the artist鈥檚 installation at Sue Scott Gallery on the Lower East Side.
A man parts with his family on a solemn Greek grave relief from the fourth century BC. Nearby, there’s a set of six marble doors by Ai Weiwei
Monotypes are all about touch. Malcolm Morley has one. Several, actually. Blocks of color-saturated ink with currents of tone and texture brushed
The Lower East Side is saturated with a rich artistic tradition, which you'd be more familiar with if not for your cherished tradition
2011
In Craig Taylor鈥檚 latest canvases and works on paper, remnants of cartoonish forms are blasted and strewn about an imaginary color world like ruins
It looks like downtown New York just got a little more Shepard Fairey; the ubiquitous OBEY artist 鈥� who was in town promoting the paperback release
2010
SUE SCOTT GALLERY | NOVEMBER 10, 2010 鈥� JANUARY 9, 2011
Sue Scott Gallery presents The Nearly Endless Line, a site-specific wall drawing installation by internationally renowned artist Pat Steir
It was so hot last week that my phone sent me a message that it was overheating. I had no idea it was capable of either overheating or alerting me
Lehmann Maupin presents LUSH LIFE, an exhibition curated by Franklin Evans and Omar Lopez-Chahoud and inspired by Richard Price's 2008
Scaramouche presents LUSH LIFE, an exhibition curated by Franklin Evans and Omar Lopez-Chahoud which takes place at nine Lower East Side
Heaven knows the tired old New York art world could use a fresh story or two. This summer it gets one, secondhand, in 鈥淟ush Life,鈥� a big and unusually