ALYSHA MARKO SOLO SHOW: FRAGMENTS OF ENCHANTMENT
Solo Exhibition of the works by Alysha Marko
November 21, 2023 — December 21, 2024
Join us in the world of childlike wonder in the works of Alysha Marko. Fragments of Enchantment explores the dichotomy between childhood dreams and adult realities. Walk through the creativity of Alysha Marko as she shows her new colorful works. Fragments of Enchantment explores the art of being grounded in your reality yet allowing yourself to continue dreaming like a child.
THE NEW SURREAL
Group Exhibition of the works by Angela China, Juan Lazaro, Renelio Marin, Alysha Marko, Bernardo Navarro, Nancy Pantirer, & David Richardson!
October 26, 2023 — Novermber 19, 2024
This fall, we invite you into the AMRM Gallery to experience the work of seven different artists as they offer new takes on an art historical genre, Surrealism. Perfected by artists like Salvador Dali, Frida Khalo, and René Magritte, surrealism took popularity in the early to mid-20th century. Now, in 2024, we present seven brand-new takes on surrealism. Each painting expresses new ideas and techniques by local New York City artists.
WARM THOUGHTS: The Winter Show
Group Exhibition of the works by Guillermo Araujo, Guillermo Bublik, Angela China, Anthea Kerou, Alysha Marko, Nancy Pantirer, & Annette Werndl
December 20, 2023 — January 15, 2024
For the last show of 2023, we wish to honor the festivity of the winter season by featuring vibrant pieces by seven artists from around the world. Our artists encourage us to celebrate life through bursts of color and dynamism, to step outside the constraints of reality by the creative abstraction of forms, whimsical subjects, and bold hues.
THE TWO SUNS:
As the World Runs its Course
Solo Exhibition of the Works of Renelio Marin
SHOW EXTENDED
October 26, 2023 - January 15, 2024
In the paintings and drawings Marin builds and disects surrealistic lands and characters that are bipolar in nature. Marin meditates on the inextricable links between the conscious man and the jungle, masculine and feminine, between the lightness and darkness of being. Marin's concrete awareness of this bipolarity inhabits the physical and psychological spaces of the paintings.