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Marlon Mullen at JTT Gallery. Through March 15.
We’re delighted to announce the second solo show in New York for Marlon Mullen. “Marlon Mullen” is up now though March 15 at JTT Gallery, a vital part of the city’s reborn Lower East Side art scene.
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Coming Soon // “Assemble: A NIAD Project With Nina Zurier” March 6.
We’re thinking big this Spring with “Assemble: A NIAD Project With Nina Zurier” in the main gallery. On view in the annex space is “ROK: Recent Wall Pieces from Nina Zurier.” The storefront fronts a “Win Win 3 Preview” and in the backroom, “Motion Rotation: Works From Phyllis Carr.”
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AAOE #18: “Look Into My Eyes,” Organized By Mary Elizabeth Williams.
This week’s guest organizer in our Affordable Art Online Exhibition (AAOE) series is author, and journalist Mary Elizabeth Williams. You’ve probably seen her on one of the network morning shows commenting on something pop culture-sh. We’re pleased as punch to have her put together a show for us. Check it out.
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Up Now // “All Things Considered: The Work Of Heather Edgar”. Through February 28.
Following in the footsteps of pop painter John Wesley, Heather Edgar’s work enjoys a sparseness and sign-like flatness often associated with illustration work. Her limited palette only reinforces the minimalism inherent in her paintings and drawings. But unlike Wesley’s work, Edgar’s pieces are primarily about love, self and landscape.
About NIAD
NIAD’s visual art program promotes meaningful independent living by artists with disabilities—while its artists create remarkable contemporary art. In a unique open studio environment, and with the guidance of qualified staff, NIAD artists acquire new skills in artistic practice and in independent living.
Our Program
While not all of NIAD’s artists receive wide-spread recognition for their art, all gain a sense of pride from learning a craft and profession of their own. Artists at NIAD earn 50% commission from the sale of their work and a nearly all have sold at least one piece of art by participating in the program. […]
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NIAD Art Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is supported in part by local and national foundations, businesses and individual donors (like you.) We could use your support in whatever way you can afford. NIAD’s art program promotes extraordinary art and meaningful living by artists with disabilities.