11/03/2023
From Flower to Bullet, 2023
Renelio Marín
On view now - for inquiries and to purchase email Alysha at [email protected]
4 pieces
16 x 12 in.
Oil on canvas
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Founded by artist and owner Alysha Grace Marko in 2019, the AMRM Gallery is dedicated to displaying the works of renowned mid-career and emerging artists. Originally located on 75th Street, the gallery is now on 69th and Madison on the Upper East Side, becoming the go-to gallery for lovers of abstract and contemporary art. Artworks of the gallery have been shown at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair in 2022 and The Hamptons Market Art and Design Fair in 2021.
10/26/2023
OPENING TODAY! 6- 8 pm
The Two Suns, a solo exhibition by Cuban American artist Renelio Marín.
The Counter Jungle 2023
48 x 36 inches,
oil on canvas
10/23/2023
AMRM Gallery is pleased to present The Two Suns: As The World Runs Its Course - an exhibition of new work by U.S based artist Renelio Marin (b. 1964, Havana, Cuba) opening October 26th 6- 8 pm
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.
Marins enchanting large scale paintings are informed by art history, brutalist architecture, and the laws of The Jungle and The Garden. Working with a bold, vibrant color palette. Marin layers oil pastels and markers and builds texture with oil using a palette knife or directly from the tube to yield and confronting textures that excite and demand attention. Other works included in the show establish his mastery of brushwork and anatomical structure and ex*****on, the balance and beauty of neoclassical and Italian renaissance braided with his individual symbolism.
Renelio received a graduate degree from San Alejandro School of Fine Arts in Havana in 1993, a B.A in Studio Art from Hunter college in 2009 , and an M.A. in Media, Culture and Communication from New York University in 2011. Renelio lives and works in NYC.
Renelio’s work is in prominent personal and public collections internationally, including pieces in the Ruben foundation (New York), New Mexico Museum Of Art, and the Havana International Bank.
10/18/2023
Final touches in the studio for Renelio Marín whose solo show opens next Thursday Oct 26th. You’re not going to want to miss it!
For VIP preview requests, email [email protected]
09/23/2023
Nancy Pantirer
Untitled (4 pieces)
Watercolor on paper
28 x 22 inches
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Nancy Bergman Pantirer’s paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions throughout the country and can be found in collections such as the University of Hartford, as well as corporate and private collections. She also had works for public art installations displayed in New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, and Connecticut.
Nancy received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford, as well as a Master of Arts from Montclair State College. She further refined her craft through graduate coursework at Tufts University Museum School in Boston and Pratt University in New York.
“My work is primarily an investigation in visual thinking. The relationships of color, surface, composition, as well as experience, are addressed in the exercise of creating each painting…The variables in this investigation are color, arrangements, and rearrangements that offer the viewer a new visual understanding,” said Nancy.
09/16/2023
Featured artist: Guillermo Araujo
Guillermo Araujo is a Salvadoran multidisciplinary artist born in Jucuapa, Usulutan, El Salvador in 1970. He has been a Professor at the Don Bosco University and the Dr. José Matías Delgado University – El Salvador. He has been selected for the VI and IX Biennials of Visual Arts of Central America, Winner of the Unique Prize "Rodolfo Molina" SUMARTE 2103 / Museum of Art of El Salvador, and selection of Art Auctions in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
Guillermo has dedicated in various studies in Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Europe in areas such as Graphic Design, Fine Arts and Illustration, Conservation of Artistic Heritage and the use of New Technologies, Management and Cultural Economy, Copyright, Intellectual Property, Artistic Education, Videoperformance, and Online Video among others.
Being an artist who also works as a Cultural Manager and Workshop Facilitator, Guillermo has held art workshops in Europe, Central America, South America, USA, and Dominican Republic. His works have been featured in individual and collective exhibitions in various countries and areas, including USA, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Holland, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Japan, and Africa.
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WORKS IN ORDER:
Guillermo Araujo
Arbol I, 2018
Acrylic on Paper
10.25 x 15 in
Guillermo Araujo
Arbol IX, 2020
Acrylic on Paper
14.75 x 10 in.
Guillermo Araujo
Arbol VI, 2018
Acrylic on Paper
14.75 x 10.25 in
Guillermo Araujo
Arbol X, 2020
Acrylic on Paper
10.25 x 15 in
06/09/2023
Nancy Pantirer
Rain Investigation
28 x 28 in
Acrylic Painting
Artist Biography:
Nancy Bergman Pantirer’s paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions throughout the country and can be found in collections such as the University of Hartford, as well as corporate and private collections. She also had works for public art installations displayed in New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, and Connecticut.
Nancy received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford, as well as a Master of Arts from Montclair State College. She further refined her craft through graduate coursework at Tufts University Museum School in Boston and Pratt University in New York.
05/26/2023
Summer in the city in 3, 2, 1..
Lafayette Street
40 x 54 inches
Oil on canvas
Dm or email [email protected] to inquire about this work and other works of
fineart
04/21/2023
Bernardo Navarro Tomas
Ethereal Composition #2
2021
Geometric abstract woodcut silkscreen limited print
22.5 x 27.5 in
04/18/2023
Juan Lazaro
Another artifact, 2018
30.5 x 20.5 in
Acrylic and Ballpoint pen on Canvas
04/12/2023
Spring is coming, and our gallery is blooming with art!🌸
Renelio Marin
Central Park Reservoir: Contemporary Landscape
Oil Painting on Canvas
12 x 16 in
2021
03/21/2023
Our current show Myth, Symbol, and Enigma now through April 30th. Works by
03/17/2023
Hi! Let’s know more about our artist - David Richardson in WhiteHot Magazine!!!
Article: Colonel David Richardson’s Gunplay by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York
“David Richardson has been equally motivated by war but very differently. A career officer in the Marine Corps, a colonel in Iraq, who has been until recently working for the administration on the oversight on weapons of mass destruction, Richardson has been a lifelong painter. His work in the show which opens on March 16th at the AMRM gallery on East 69th Street are abstractions, but his precisely considered use of such symbols as arrows, circles, Zeroes and Ones, loads them with meaning. But meaning just what?”
Read more at https://amrmgallery.com/news-1
03/17/2023
Hi, guys! Let’s learn more about our artist - David Richardson in the WhiteHot Magazine !!!
Article: Colonel David Richardson’s Gunplay by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York
“David Richardson has been equally motivated by war but very differently. A career officer in the Marine Corps, a colonel in Iraq, who has been until recently working for the administration on the oversight on weapons of mass destruction, Richardson has been a lifelong painter. His work in the show which opens on March 16th at the AMRM gallery on East 69th Street are abstractions, but his precisely considered use of such symbols as arrows, circles, Zeroes and Ones, loads them with meaning. But meaning just what?”
Read more at https://amrmgallery.com/news-1
03/17/2023
Get to know more about artist - David Richardson from the article in the WHITEHOT magazine
Article: Colonel David Richardson’s Gunplay by Anthony Haden-Guest - New York
”David Richardson has been equally motivated by war but very differently. A career officer in the Marine Corps, a colonel in Iraq, who has been until recently working for the administration on the oversight on weapons of mass destruction, Richardson has been a lifelong painter. His work in the show which opens on March 16th at the AMRM gallery on East 69th Street are abstractions, but his precisely considered use of such symbols as arrows, circles, Zeroes and Ones, loads them with meaning. But meaning just what?”
Read more at https://amrmgallery.com/news-1
03/10/2023
Hi! Glad to introduce another artists in our upcoming exhibition🎨
Juan Lazaro
Born in Manuel, Cuba in 1973, Juan Lazaro Gutierrez Mamblas is a painter who focuses his vision on the bicycle. His abstract works with forms floating on a virtually monochrome ground are evocative of the 20th century inventions of Paul Klee. It is the intriguing puzzle of these forms that draws the viewer into the works where enigmas and paradoxes confound the senses. Lazaro deconstructs the universal bicycle into colorful parts that splash out onto the viewer.
03/07/2023
Hi! We would like to introduce one of the artists in our upcoming exhibition🎨
David Richardson
“Folks often ask what I paint. I usually skip right to why I paint, and I paint to help visualize the vital role myth plays in all our lives.”
David Richardson’s paintings reinforce myth as the universal blueprint we all live by. His work is a visual journal seen through the lens of Jungian archetypes, mythology, and symbols. Love, combat, religion, uncertainty, celebrity, and confusion at cultural fault lines inform Richardson’s work. Taught by his mother and brother, both artists, his medium ranges from oil and acrylic on canvas, to charcoal on paper, to buckshot applied to corrugated tin or plywood with a .12-gauge shotgun. From portraiture to abstraction, he reaches across art forms to express the pressure of the past and the vacuum of the future that myth captures. In work inspired by Homer, symbols garnered from his travels, and the emerging impact of Artificial Intelligence on mankind, Richardson claws at the unyielding and necessary grip myth still holds on a globalized and capitalized world.
02/21/2023
AMRM Gallery is pleased to invite you to our new exhibition !!
Group Exhibition: Myth and Enigma: Something along the line
Opening Thursday: March 16th, 6-8pm at AMRM Gallery
The show features abstract contemporary paintings by 2 amazing artists (in alphabetical order):
David Richardson .richardson.aspen
Juan Lazaro
02/09/2023
“Candyland” by Alysha Grace Marko recently installed in a stunning estate and art collection is North Salem, New York. looking delightful in the playroom!
01/24/2023
This beautiful work by David Richardson has been delivered and installed in a beautiful home in Seattle, Washington. Dm or email [email protected] for inquiries on other works available by this artist.
01/19/2023
“Time Traveler” and “Black Lips” are two of the newest pieces by They are a collection of mixed media figurative artworks that marries elements of mosaic art, stained glass, cubism, and art deco.
“Time Traveler” features a figure in a blue scarf traveling through a tunnel, cutting through a jumble of numbers and letters. If you look closely, the head of the figure is composed of cutouts of Spanish text. The paper is very weathered… as if the figure is from another century. He glances slightly to the side as if he is aware of the viewer in his time-traveling journey.
The focus of “Black Lips” is a woman with a 1920s flappers haircut who captivates the viewer with her sultry black lips. Geometric shards of arcylic with painted edges make up her forehead and eyes. Pieces of Spanish text make up her angular eyes. If the eyes are the windows to the soul… the viewer literally reads into her. The woman’s black turtleneck contrasts the textured white background, bringing the woman to the foreground, gazing at you.
Bernardo Navarro
Time Traveler, 2022
Mixed media
12 x 9 in
Black Lips, 2022
Mixed media
12 x 9 in
Artist Biography:
Bernardo Navarro Tomás (Havana, Cuba 1977) is a self-taught artist who expresses himself through different materials and means. He currently lives and paints in Brooklyn, New York. In his early paintings, which earned him recognition in several museums and institutions of the city of New York, Navarro Tomás created works that focused on his life experience. In a deviation from the social issue, his current works have experimented with abstraction and collage when wanting to capture the energy of his current surrounding urban environment.
DM us for inquires 😀
01/19/2023
“Time Traveler” and “Black Lips” are two of the newest pieces by They are a collection of mixed media figurative artworks that marries elements of mosaic art, stained glass, cubism, and art deco.
“Time Traveler” features a figure in a blue scarf traveling through a tunnel, cutting through a jumble of numbers and letters. If you look closely, the head of the figure is composed of cutouts of Spanish text. The paper is very weathered… as if the figure is from another century. He glances slightly to the side as if he is aware of the viewer in his time-traveling journey.
The focus of “Black Lips” is a woman with a 1920s flappers haircut who captivates the viewer with her sultry black lips. Geometric shards of arcylic with painted edges make up her forehead and eyes. Pieces of Spanish text make up her angular eyes. If the eyes are the windows to the soul… the viewer literally reads into her. The woman’s black turtleneck contrasts the textured white background, bringing the woman to the foreground, gazing at you.
Bernardo Navarro
Time Traveler, 2022
Mixed media
12 x 9 in
Black Lips, 2022
Mixed media
12 x 9 in
Bernardo Navarro Tomás (Havana, Cuba 1977) is a self-taught artist who expresses himself through different materials and means. He currently lives and paints in Brooklyn, New York. In his early paintings, which earned him recognition in several museums and institutions of the city of New York, Navarro Tomás created works that focused on his life experience. In a deviation from the social issue, his current works have experimented with abstraction and collage when wanting to capture the energy of his current surrounding urban environment.
12/23/2022
Annette Werndl
East River, 2021
Oil on canvas
75 x 60 in
For inquiries on these pieces, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
12/22/2022
A wonderful night with amazing friends at AMRM Gallery Holiday Soirée. Thank you again for coming and celebrating with us 💕
Artworks featured in this post:
Renelio Marin
The Jungle Triptych, 2017
Acrylic and oil on canvas
72 x 180 in
Nancy Pantirer
Slide, 2019
Acrylic on canvas
72 x 32 in
For inquiries on these pieces, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
12/21/2022
Last night at AMRM Gallery, we celebrated our achievements throughout 2022 with our dearest collectors who have been accompanying and supporting us.❤️
Artworks featured in this post:
Tiffany Zhu
Waiting for you, 2021
Oil on canvas
41 x 64 in
Angela China
Take Me To Mars, 2022
Oil on canvas
36 x 36 in
Tiffany Zhu
Colorful, 2003
Oil on canvas
48 x 84 in
Renelio Marin
Untitled, 2017
Oil on canvas
10 x 10 in
Renelio Marin
Peace Sign, 2022
Oil on canvas
16 x 12 in
Renelio Marin
Tiger Smile, 2022
Oil on canvas
16 x 12 in
Renelio Marin
Central Park Reservoir, 2021
Oil on canvas
12 x 16 in
For inquiries on these pieces, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
12/17/2022
Installation and studio shots of Nancy Pantirer’s Submerged (2022) 🌊
Installed in a gorgeous Upper East Side apartment by AMRM Gallery
DM us for any inquires or info about more of Nancy’s works!
12/15/2022
Alysha Marko
Breakthrough, 2022
Oil and pastel on canvas
19 x 20 in
For inquiries on this piece, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
Gallery hours
Tues - Sunday
11am - 6pm
12/14/2022
Annette Werndl
Azalea Walk, 2021
Oil on canvas
53 x 43 in
For inquiries on this piece, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
Gallery hours
Tues - Sunday
11am - 6pm
12/13/2022
Works by Guillermo Araujo
Paz Roja, 2017
Caligrafía del Conteo XVI, 2017
Chinese ink, acrylic, and spray paint on paper
14.75 x 14.75 in
For inquiries on these pieces, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
Gallery hours
Tues - Sunday
11am - 6pm
12/07/2022
Alysha Marko
Flag 3, 2019
Wood, acrylic & oil on wood
37.25 x 51.75 in
For inquiries on this piece, dm or email Alysha: [email protected].
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