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Join us for the grand opening ceremony of “Till Echoes Can Be Heard: Tzu Chi in New York” an exhibit of documentary photographs and videos that portray the organization’s involvement in the New York area across decades. — “Especially in the face of adversity, New Yorkers exhibit an inner strength and unity that resonates deeply with Tzu Chi’s core principles of compassion and universal love. This exhibition is a tribute to a deeply rooted and ever growing bond.” - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/till-echoes-can-be-heard-tzu-chi-in-new-york-tickets-972736901257

Photos from High Line Nine Galleries's post 07/25/2024

LAST DAY TUESDAY JULY 30 - 👁️ARBOREAL👁️-
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life within the trees ——————————————————————————- “Every excursion shows me more of the world, and more of myself…My prints are the things about myself I cannot say to you. The sweet tooth I try to keep under control, the animations bursting to life in my mind, even the nature we came from that we ended up fearing…” -excerpts from artist statement.

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Now on in Gallery 8,

Explore the introspective paintings of Niniko Morbedadze and the culturally infused sculptures of Mishiko Sulakauri at CH64 Gallery. Morbedadze’s “Mysteries” captures unspoken connections with expressive realism, while Sulakauri’s “Totem” series melds Georgian heritage with modern artistry, questioning the evolution of cultural landscapes. Join us for a compelling examination of identity and legacy.

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Don’t miss your last chance to view ’s presentations of and exciting solo shows through September 30th in Galleries 4-6!

📷 Roy Rochlin/Getty and Jeffrey Neira, Courtesy of UTA Artist Space

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Now on in Gallery 4 presents - “I'm Just Like You” featuring striking new works by painter through September 30.

Kontaxis is a self-taught artist whose abstract expressionist paintings communicate a unique passion for life.

Instinctively drawn to painting, the medium has provided Kontaxis with a conduit for expressing his notably distinct interior life. The artist was born with a brain tumor that has resulted in seizures over his lifetime, atypical motor function, and neurodiversity.

The pieces in “I'm Just Like You” incorporate a multitude of layering applications and have a sublime, contemplative effect created by Kontaxis' persistent attention to pattern, texture, and color. This structured chaos lends itself to a hypnotic, visceral, captivating experience for vIewers.

📷 Christian Nguyen/Thomas Müller, courtesy of UTA
Artist Space

Photos from High Line Nine Galleries's post 09/08/2023

is delighted to welcome ’s presentation of ’s “Underground” now through September 30 in Galleries 5 & 6.

Underground is a new body of work, nearly two years in the making, that builds on Rodriguez’s celebrated “Subway Series.”

“Underground” will be the first time he exhibits a piece featuring himself to the public. The exhibition goes beyond New York and captures passengers from diverse corners of the world, encountered during his travels on the London tube and Paris and Barcelona metros. Through these portraits, Rodriguez exposes the distinct qualities, peculiarities, and shared humanity of a global collective of train travelers.

📷 Christian Nguyen/Thomas Müller, courtesy of UTA Artist Space

Photos from High Line Nine Galleries's post 06/22/2023

Opening today in Gallery 9, presents ’s “My Morning, Your Night.”

This entirely new body of work is inspired by Kinna’s travels across the Nordic landscape. Its coastal fjords and mountainous glaciers are reflected in the quiet harmony wrought within this intimate presentation of the duality of mankind and nature.

Photos from High Line Nine Galleries's post 06/09/2023

Now on view through the end of June, presents “You Carry Me,” a new solo show by Guernsey based .

Keates is inspired by travel, architecture, and interiors, working seamlessly in tandem with natural elements. Her environments suggest in both technical and artistic fashion indistinct human activity and motion, as though one is entering a recently vacated space, dramatizing stillness, without sacrificing movement.

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