Senior & Shopmaker Gallery specializes in modern and contemporary art, with a special emphasis on wo
Betsy Senior and Laurence Shopmaker established Senior & Shopmaker Gallery in 2000. The gallery specializes in modern and contemporary art, with a special emphasis on works on paper by major American and European artists. The gallery also maintains an extensive inventory of prints selected from fine art publishers across the country and secondary market sources. After ten years on Madison Square Park, the gallery began it's second decade at 210 Eleventh Avenue in Chelsea, where it remains today.
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Saul Steinberg began making paper bag masks in 1959. In our recent e-catalogue for "Eyes Wide Open: Saul Steinberg and Philip Guston," art historian Antonia Pocock described the masks as “emblems of the artifice of identity.”
Saul Steinberg, untitled mask, 1959-62, Ink, crayon, pencil, oil stick, and collage on a cut brown paper bag.Evelyn Hofer, Portrait of Saul Steinberg, 1986, dye-transfer photograph © Estate of Evelyn Hofer
It's the last weekend to see 'Vera Molnar: Drawings 1949-1986' at ! The show will be on view through this Saturday, May 12.
See recent press for the show, including reviews in Hyperallergic, Nyt, and artnet below.
https://hyperallergic.com/437834/vera-molnar-drawings-1949-1986-senior-and-shopmaker-gallery-2018/
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/02/arts/design/what-to-see-in-new-york-art-galleries-this-week.html
https://news.artnet.com/exhibitions/march-gallery-shows-new-york-1230176
Vera Molnár’s geometric abstraction; Marcus Weber’s comic-strip-inspired paintings; Cary Leibowitz’s self-deprecating ceramics; Beryl Korot’s coded canvases.
Senior & Shopmaker Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of editions and unique works by American Geometric Abstract painter Leon Polk Smith (1906-1996). "Leon Polk Smith: Prints and Related Works" opens to the public today, and will be on view through January 14, 2018.
Visit the gallery during regular business hours (Tuesday-Friday 10-6, Saturday 11-6) to see the works in person, and read more about the exhibition on our website at the following address.
http://www.seniorandshopmaker.com/current-exhibition/
We are pleased to announce our newest exhibition, "Edda Renouf: Structures and Fields, Drawings 2011-2017," on view now at Senior & Shopmaker Gallery.
Over an illustrious, nearly five decade-long career, Edda Renouf, a purveyor of Post-Minimalism, has experimented with an endless number of art-making processes aimed at revealing the structures and qualities inherent in her materials. Read more about her latest drawings at the link below, and be sure to stop by the gallery to see the works in person before November 4th.
http://www.seniorandshopmaker.com/current-exhibition/
Our new exhibition "Bruce Conner: DENNIS HOPPER ONE MAN SHOW" is now on view. The show is comprised of photo etchings from Conner's important body of work of the same name, which were made between 1971-73. Check out the press release at the link below, and be sure to stop in and see the show, which is up through November 12th.
September 15 - November 12, 2016 Click here to view the exhibition catalogue Bruce Conner DENNIS HOPPER ONE MAN SHOW, Volume Two: IV 1972 photo etching 19 9/16 x 16 5/8 inches artist's proof To coincide with the artist’s retrospective, BRUCE CONNER: IT’S ALL TRUE, which opened at the Museum of Moder...
"This is a show that promises to blow your mind, and it lives up to that threat. Trippy, disturbing, entertaining, and whimsical all at once, it is a marvelous look at a figure whose gleefully anarchic work called for the end of culture as we know it." - ARTnews Magazine
Less than one month left to see "BRUCE CONNER: IT'S ALL TRUE" at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art, on view through October 2nd.
Through October 2
Press keeps rolling in for "BRUCE CONNER: IT'S ALL TRUE", on view at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art through October 2nd. Here's a great review of the show from Roberta Smith of The New York Times.
“Bruce Conner: It’s All True,” at MoMA, is the first New York retrospective of this polymathic artist. It features some 250 works in nearly 10 media.
The first complete retrospective of gallery artist opens at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art this Sunday, July 3rd. "BRUCE CONNER: IT'S ALL TRUE" brings together over 250 objects from the artist's 50 year career, from film and video to painting, assemblage, drawing, prints, photography, photograms, and performance.
Check out a great review of the exhibition from Artsy at the link below, and be sure to see the exhibition at through October 2nd.
As a child, the late artist Bruce Conner overheard his father exchanging pleasantries with a neighbor in their front yard. Their conversation was so stilted and trite that the young Conner thought they must have been speaking in code. At that moment, as his story goes, he reckoned that adults must b...
Have you seen Martin Puryear's installed at Madison Square Park yet? Here is a great video from ART21 showing the fabrication and installation of this monumental sculpture.
Our current exhibition, "Martin Puryear: Etchings", which features two prints that directly relate to this sculpture, is on view through July 29th.
This episode of ART21 Exclusive follows the fabrication and installation of Martin Puryear&rsquo...
Our current exhibition "New York Topographics" has been featured by Musée Magazine. Be sure to stop in and see the show, which is up through March 26th.
Image above: ©Nicholas Nixon, North View from Battery Park, New York City, 1975, gelatin silver print, 20 x 24 inches, 50.8 x 61 cm, Edition of 10 / Courtesy Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco Senior & Shopmaker Gallery is pleased to present New …...Read More
Our new exhibition, "New York Topographics: Bernd and Hilla Becher, Nicholas Nixon, Thomas Struth", opened yesterday and was listed in the The New York Times "New York Today" section as a notable event. The show is up through March 26th - the press release and artworks can be viewed at the link below.
February 5 - March 26, 2016 Senior & Shopmaker Gallery is pleased to present New York Topographics, a group exhibition featuring photographs of New York City by Bernd and Hilla Becher, Nicholas Nixon, and Thomas Struth. A term coined by curator William Jenkins in 1975, “New Topographics” described…
Vera Molnár was chosen as 1 of 10 Artists to Watch this month by Artspace. Her work is being exhibited as part of The Kitchen's new exhibition "From Minimalism Into Algorithm”, on view through April 2nd.
From a pioneer of digitally informed painting to a white-hot young paragon debuting her latest body of work, these are the artists you’ll be talking about this month.
Coming to Chelsea this month to see the new Robert Ryman retrospective at Dia Art Foundation? Be sure to also stop by the gallery to see a wonderful selection of prints by the artist on view in our current exhibition "Realm of the Absolute: Prints by Robert Ryman and Richard Serra".
“Robert Ryman: Real Light, 1958-2007” at Dia:Chelsea is the artist's first American retrospective in more than two decades.
Our new exhibition "Realm of the Absolute: Prints by Robert Ryman and Richard Serra" opens today. Check out a gallery of the works featured in the show at the link below.
December 4, 2015 - January 30, 2016
Our current exhibition “Bruce Conner & Ed Ruscha: Smoke and Mirrors” was recommended by Roberta Smith in today’s New York Times.
Smith says “the friendship between these two California artists is not well-known and their aesthetic common ground is largely unexplored. This exhibition takes up the task, with implication that further excavation would reward.”
Be sure to stop in and see the show, which is on view until November 25th.
Bruce Conner, "PUFF", 2003, pigmented inkjet print, 34 x 41 inches, edition of 6
Our new exhibition "Bruce Conner & Ed Ruscha: Smoke and Mirrors" is now on view.
Two towering figures who have occupied the stage in California’s art world and beyond for over fifty years, the work of Conner and Ruscha captures the ethos of American post-war society and helps define a West Coast aesthetic in visual art.
Read more about the show and view artworks from the exhibition at the link below.
Senior & Shopmaker is pleased to present Bruce Conner & Ed Ruscha: Smoke and Mirrors, an exhibition of graphic works by two towering figures who have occupied the stage in California’s art world and beyond for over fifty years.
Interested in Brazilian art but not able to make the trip to this weekend? Stop by the gallery to see some wonderful, vibrant prints by , who was chosen as 1 of 13 "Artists to Watch" at the fair by Artsy.
Rio de Janeiro, one of the most vibrant cities in the world, is defined by its culture. For the last five years, ArtRio has highlighted artistic talent hailing from the city—and throughout Brazil—while also attracting an impressive swath of galleries from across the globe. This year, the fair hosts…
What better way to ring in the fall season than with the new collaboration between gallery artist William Wegman and the fashion label Trademark! Flo and Topper are looking runway-ready in the below preview from T: The New York Times Style Magazine, just in time for NY Fashion Week.
The photographer has created images of his Weimaraners in overcoats, turtlenecks and more.
1stdibs Introspective Magazine just published a wonderful, career-spanning article and interview with gallery artist William Wegman! The piece features images and discussion of his newest body of work, Good Dogs on Nice Furniture, which can be seen here at the gallery. Check it out at the link below!
http://www.1stdibs.com/introspective-magazine/william-wegman/
A very happy 88th birthday to Alex Katz!
Alex Katz, “Twilight 3”, 2009, woodcut, 47 x 38 inches
Be sure to stop in this week to see our current exhibition, "Georgia Marsh: Archives of Eden", before it closes this Friday! You can check out the press release and images of the show here: http://bit.ly/1TdW8qQ
Georgia Marsh, "Archives of Eden 3 (Aster)", 2014, oil and graphite on Duralar mounted on Lexan, 30 x 28 inches
The gallery will be closed tomorrow, Friday July 3rd, for the holiday weekend and will reopen Monday July 6th. Have a great Independence Day!
William Wegman, "Blocked", 2014
Today is the last Saturday that we're open before switching to our summer hours! Stop in and see our beautiful new exhibition, "Georgia Marsh: Archives of Eden".
Starting June 15th, please visit us Monday-Friday 10am-6pm.
Georgia Marsh, "Double Second Things V", 2014, oil and graphite on Duralar mounted on Lexan, 30 x 38 1/8 inches.
Our new exhibition, "Georgia Marsh: Archives of Eden", is on view here at the gallery through July 24th. Check out more works from the exhibition here: http://bit.ly/1TdW8qQ
Georgia Marsh, "Fact & Fancy 11 (Hydrangea)", 2013, oil and graphite on Duralar mounted on Lexan, 29 x 40 inches.
In honor of Late Show with David Letterman's final episode this evening, here is gallery artist William Wegman appearing with his beloved dog Man Ray on Dave's show back in 1982!
I wish David Letterman or Carson Productions would release the early seasons of Late Night on DVD. E! was showing them for awhile, but I understand David was...
A big thanks to the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) for featuring our current exhibition "Vera Molnar: Regarding the Infinite" on their Tumblr page! Check out the post at the link below.
We are open until 6pm today and 11am-6pm tomorrow - stop in and see the show!
Not able to see our new show "Vera Molnar: Regarding the Infinite" in person? Don't worry - we've produced a beautiful e-catalogue to accompany the exhibition!
It features all of the works currently on view, as well as an essay on the artist’s work by art historian Grant D. Taylor, a specialist in early digital arts. Have a look at the link below.
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Vera Molnar, "(Des) Ordres", 1974, computer graphic on Benson plotter paper, 40 1/4 x 30 3/8 inches, 102.2 x 77.2 cm. From our current exhibition, "Vera Molnar: Regarding the Infinite", on view through May 30th.
Our new exhibition, "Vera Molnar: Regarding the Infinite", opens tomorrow, April 9th!
A pioneer of computer art and still active today at 91, the Hungarian-born artist (who has lived in Paris since 1947) has established a prominent position in the field of constructivist-concrete art over her 50+ year career. Featuring a selection of works on paper from a 37-year period, this is the artist's first one-person show in New York.
Read more about the artist’s practice and view works from the exhibition at the link below.
Vera Molnar, Structure de Quadrilatéres (Square Structures), 1987, computer graphic with Chinese water ink on paper, 10 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches
Here's a great article from Hyperallergic on Thomas Nozkowski's wonderful new exhibition of paintings at Pace Gallery. Stay tuned for two new editions by the artist coming to the gallery in the next few months!
Simply titled Thomas Nozkowski, this is the artist’s fourth solo exhibition at Pace Gallery since 2008, when he first joined the gallery, and this time he has pulled out all the stops.
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