David Richard Gallery

David Richard Gallery 526 W. 26th St., Suite 311 New York, New York 10001 212-882-1705 Www.davidrichardgallery.com

Heather McGill and David Eichholtz “Invisible Bloom” Gallery Discussion - Part 2 David Richard Gallery - Chelsea Heather McGill Invisible Bloom May 21 - June 24, 2022

Heather McGill and David Eichholtz “Invisible Bloom” Gallery Discussion - Part 3

Heather McGill and David Eichholtz “Invisible Bloom” Gallery Discussion - Part 1 David Richard Gallery - Chelsea Heather McGill Invisible Bloom May 21 - June 24, 2022

Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe and David Eichholtz “Paintings from 2009 to 2022” gallery discussion - part 3 David Richard Gallery - Uptown Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Paintings from 2009 to 2022 May 18 - June 17, 2022 David Richard Gallery is pleased to present Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe’s presentation, Paintings from 2009 to 2022, his first solo exhibition in New York in a decade and with David Richard Gallery.  https://bit.ly/3FJkEOe @JemeryGilbertRolfe #JeremyGilbertRolfe @DavidRIchardGalleries1 #DavidRichardGallery

David Richard Gallery - Chelsea Heather McGill Invisible Bloom May 21 - June 24, 2022 Artist Reception: Wednesday, May 25, 2022 4:00 - 7:00 PM #HeatherMcGill #DavidRichardGallery @DavidRIchardGalleries1 https://bit.ly/3a3S1j4

Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe and David Eichholtz “Paintings from 2009 to 2022” gallery discussion - part 2 David Richard Gallery - Uptown Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Paintings from 2009 to 2022 May 18 - June 17, 2022 David Richard Gallery is pleased to present Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe’s presentation, Paintings from 2009 to 2022, his first solo exhibition in New York in a decade and with David Richard Gallery.  https://bit.ly/3FJkEOe @JemeryGilbertRolfe #JeremyGilbertRolfe @DavidRIchardGalleries1 #DavidRichardGallery

Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe and David Eichholtz “Paintings from 2009 to 2022” gallery discussion - part 1 David Richard Gallery - Uptown Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Paintings from 2009 to 2022 May 18 - June 17, 2022

Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe "Paintings from 2009 to 2022"

David Richard Gallery - Uptown Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe Paintings from 2009 to 2022 May 18 - June 17, 2022 Artist Reception: Wednesday, May 18, 2022 4:00 to 7:00 PM David Richard Gallery is pleased to present Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe’s presentation, Paintings from 2009 to 2022, his first solo exhibition in New York in a decade and with David Richard Gallery. https://bit.ly/3FJkEOe @JemeryGilbertRolfe #JeremyGilbertRolfe @DavidRIchardGalleries1 #DavidRichardGallery

Dee Shapiro and David Eichholtz "Redrawn and Redressed" gallery talk - part 3

Dee Shapiro and David Eichholtz "Redrawn and Redressed" gallery talk - part 2 David Richard Gallery - Uptown Dee Shapiro Redrawn and Redressed April 27 - May 20,2022

Dee Shapiro and David Eichholtz "Redrawn and Redressed" galley discussion - part 1 David Richard Gallery - Uptown

David Richard Gallery - Uptown Dee Shapiro Redrawn and Redressed April 27 - May 20,2022 Artist Reception: Wednesday, April 27, 2022 4:00 - 7:00 PM @deeshapiro1 #DeeShapiro @DavidRichardGalleries1 #DavidRichardGallery #twodimensional #feministnarrative #geometricacrylic #organicforms #culturalcontext #artgallery #art #NewYorkArt #NewYorkArtGallery #HarlemArtWalk #HarlemArt #Abstraction #MixedMedia #Geometric #color #Contemporary #Woman #Women #Pattern #PatternAndDecoration #Collaboration # Drawing # Writing # ArtistBooks #prints #collage https://bit.ly/3rM7oml

Thornton Willis and David Eichholtz studio discussion - part 3 Thornton Willis A Painting Survey Six Decades: Works from 1967 - 2017 Through May 6, 2022 At David Richard Gallery April 6 - May 6, 2022

Thornton Willis and David Eichholtz studio discussion - part 2 Thornton Willis A Painting Survey Six Decades: Works from 1967 - 2017 Through May 6, 2022 At David Richard Gallery

Thornton Willis and David Eichholtz studio discussion - part 1 Thornton Willis A Painting Survey Six Decades: Works from 1967 - 2017 #ThorntonWillis @Thornton_Willis @DavidRichardGallery1 #DavidRichardGallery #Hardedge #Geometric https://bit.ly/3v7qxAf

David Richard Gallery - Chelsea Thornton Willis A Painting Survey Six Decades: Works from 1967 - 2017 March 30 - April 29, 2022 Artist Reception: Thursday, March 31st from 5:00 - 8:00 PM #ThorntonWillis @Thornton_Willis @DavidRichardGallery1 #DavidRichardGallery https://bit.ly/3JSBdZu

Claire Seidl and David Eichholtz Violets are Blue Gallery Discussion 2022 - part 2

Claire Seidl and David Eichholtz Violets are Blue Gallery Discussion 2022 - part 1 David Richard Gallery is pleased to present Violets are Blue, an exhibition by New York-based artist Claire Seidl and her first solo presentation with the gallery. The exhibit is comprised of 15 oil paintings, mostly on linen and a couple on canvas, painted during 2021 and the first part of 2022 with just a few included from 2018 to 2020 that resonate with the new paintings. The compositions created by the artist’s layering of drawn lines with a range of subtle to bold gestural strokes will be readily recognized. However, the surprise in this new body of work is the broader, more vivid color palette that includes pinks, yellows, blues and reds. The three paintings incorporating pink are the largest in the presentation and would even make De Kooning take pause. The variations in hues are from soft pink infused with yellow, thinly applied as ground colors, with overlays of thin, bold, linear strokes of black in The Big Picture that create an upbeat nod to spring. Another painting with pink, Believe You Me, is moodier with combinations of red and pink, overlayed with thicker, bolder, wider strokes of black and white. The third painting, Take it From Me, uses darker pink with smudges of red, infused with yellow, to generate an orange glow. Black is also extensively used in this work, but in two contrasting ways: dark, fine lines and thin, translucent swaths of black that read as dark gray revealing the warmer colors below. The yellows are also very dynamic, ranging from large passages of sun-kissed lemon yellow in It Don’t Mean A Thing, to thick, short smudges of less vibrant, ocher yellow on a neutralized grey-green ground, accented with thin vertical strokes of bright yellow in This Must be the Place; then, all the way to a darker painting derived from the surface-mixing of yellow with black that generates an olive green color with hints of bright yellow peeking through.

Heather Jones and David Eichholtz “To Hold Tender This Land” gallery discussion - part 2