A brand new exhibition is coming to Agora Gallery’s adjacent gallery this April. Following on from the successful and widely enjoyed exhibitions of Ruth Gilmore Langs and the Lego sculptures of Nathan Sawaya, Agora Gallery is delighted to announce that the Mecenavie Gallery will be showcasing its artists in an exhibition entitled ‘Here we ART’.
The Mecenavie Gallery is based in Paris, France, and it focuses mainly on French artists. This show is the first of three which the Parisian gallery will be mounting in our new gallery space. This first one is particularly exciting because it involves introducing the work of these talented French artists to the New York art scene – and of course bringing a bit of Paris to Chelsea!
One of the main challenges facing artists, particularly emerging artists, is the problem of exposure. It is vital to get your work ‘out there’, to get it seen, noticed. No matter how innovative the art, or how beautiful the design, no one is going to be able to appreciate it if they can’t see it.
Artists have many ways of trying to ensure that their work is visible enough to get noticed. Participation in exhibitions is, of course, one of the most obvious and important. Art fairs, too, both local and international, can be valuable places to appear, and profiles, interviews or comments in newspapers or magazines can also contribute to building an artist’s image.
Are you an artist coming to Chelsea? Exhibiting your work in one of the galleries in New York’s art district? Make the most of your visit by enjoying everything that Chelsea has to offer!
Chelsea has been known as the art district of the Big Apple since the 1990s, when galleries began moving from SoHo to their new homes, mostly in West Chelsea – which now has over 370 galleries and more artist studios than you could count! There’s a certain special atmosphere that you can feel in the district, especially when you’re visiting art galleries or paying attention to where they are. If you’re an artist or art-lover, walking down the street past such a range of different galleries, works and styles and turning a corner to unexpectedly bump into [...]
Agora Gallery is proud to announce the opening of new exhibitions Portal of Perception and Contemporary German Art: The New York Experience. They will be available for viewing at Agora Gallery’s Chelsea space from March 23, 2010 until April 13, 2010. The opening reception will be held on March 25, 2010 at 6-8 pm.
We are anticipating the exhibition of Contemporary German Art with great excitement, as it is the first exhibition devoted to the work of talented artists with German background or cultural heritage.
A new exhibition is coming to Agora Gallery’s new gallery space – Brick by Brick: the LEGO Brick sculpture of Nathan Sawaya. It will run from March 23, 2010 until April 13, 2010, with the opening reception taking place from 6pm until 8pm on Thursday, March 25, 2010. The reception is free entry to all comers, so come along and take a look!
We are very excited to announce the opening of this unique show, as it will be the very first solo exhibition in New York to feature only works made up of Lego bricks.
