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Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution on view through Saturday, November 21, 2020. See the online exhibition here https://bit.ly/31M2Ijt Enter the online viewing room here https://bit.ly/2J6S7ZM... Image and details: "Sweeping", 2020, watercolor on paper, 21 x 18 inches #ForumGallery #ForumArtists #RanceJones @rancejones_art #TheLingeringRevolution #ADAAGalleries

Don’t Forget to Vote! Image: Steven Assael, Untitled (Students with Flag), 2004, oil on board, 47 3/4 x 34 1/2 in.; Private Collection #StevenAssael #ForumGallery #ForumArtists... #vote2020 #democracy #voteearly #2020election See more

https://vimeo.com/465799016 ALYSSA MONKS: PLANT LIFE - Online Exhibition and Viewing Room The latest offering in our Online Viewing Room series features seven new paintings by Alyssa Monks, created entirely during the Covid-19 quarantine in New York City.... View the online exhibition here https://bit.ly/3dhDlum Enter the online viewing room here https://bit.ly/2HupUvC #forumgallery #ForumArtists #AlyssaMonks Alyssa Monks #ADAAGalleries

Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution extended through Saturday, November 21, 2020. Read press for the exhibition: Artland bit.ly/35nXA5V Fine Art Connoisseur bit.ly/2TjvdQK Life’s Prism bit.ly/3kn76wB... Enter the "Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution" online viewing room: bit.ly/2FPspb2 #ForumGallery #ForumArtists #RanceJones #TheLingeringRevolution #ADAAGalleries See more

Repost @americanartfair Saul Steinberg’s 1951 Walking in Manhattan at Forum Galleries at theamericanartfair.com through October 18. Born in Romania in 1914, Steinberg studied Philosophy at the University of Bucharest, then enrolled as an architecture student at the Politecnico di Milano, fleeing Italy in 1941 with the rise of anti-Semitism, he eventually settled in the United States, creating more than 1200 drawings for The New Yorker including 87 covers. He said that he ...always wanted to draw like a child...who never stopped drawing that way even as he aged and his subject matter became not childish....Perhaps because he survived the war, he made a point of not doing things that he didn’t want to do....He did what he wanted more faithfully and to better artistic effect than anybody I’ve ever known.Ian Frazier, Saul Steinberg at One Hundred, The New Yorker, October 8, 2014 #americanartfair #americanart #forumgallery #saulsteinberg #thenewyorkermagazine #cartoonart

ALYSSA MONKS: PLANT LIFE - Online Exhibition and Viewing Room The latest offering in our Online Viewing Room series features seven new paintings by Alyssa Monks, created entirely during the Covid-19 quarantine in New York City. "We have all been 'planting ourselves' wherever we are and staying put, Monks remarks. The new paintings, with their intense but distorted color, portray the inner psychological experience of isolation for these female subjects as they interact with ...the "natural" world as it gets less and less certain or safe. Alyssa Monks’ expression of life in these new paintings is a direct reflection of the Artist’s determination to remain positive and proactive during a global pandemic that has threatened both life and emotional well-being. Antithetically, Monks’ paintings celebrate the persistence of life and renewal in the natural world. View the online exhibition and enter the online viewing room here https://bit.ly/37dbH0A #ForumGallery #ForumArtists #AlyssaMonks Alyssa Monks #ADAAGalleries

Forum Gallery @ The American Art Fair October 9-18, 2020 (online exclusive) https://www.theamericanartfair.com/exhibitors "Self-Portrait with Model", c.1945 by Raphael Soyer (1899-1987), has been in private collections for nearly two decades and has rarely been exhibited. The Artist portrays himself seated at his easel in blue shirtsleeves and his signature round glasses. He turns to acknowledge the viewer with the generosity of spirit for which he was beloved. Behind him... sits a model in repose, reading a newspaper in the corner of the studio. The subject matter and treatment are typical of Raphael Soyer’s studio genre paintings of this prized period in the Artist’s career. Soyer completes the scene with an economy of self-assured brushstrokes and warm light, telling of the 1940s era in which the painting was made. Image: Raphael Soyer, Self-Portrait with Model, c. 1945, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches #RaphaelSoyer #AmericanArtFair2020 #AmericanArtFair #onlineartfair #artfairny

Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution extended through Saturday, November 21, 2020. See the "Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution" online exhibition: https://bit.ly/3cmMLEl Enter the "Rance Jones: The Lingering Revolution" online viewing room: https://bit.ly/2FPspb2... Image and details: Rance Jones, Azucar y Tobaco (Sugar and Tobacco), 2020, watercolor on paper, 21 x 18 inches #ForumGallery #ForumArtists #RanceJones @rancejones_art #TheLingeringRevolution #ADAAGalleries

Our presentation at The American Art Fair is featured in the recent review by The Scholarly Skater: Forum Gallery has a really fascinating figurative Jackson Pollock painting on linoleum. It also has a Guy Carleton Wiggins painting of Manhattan, the sort of thing I adore, and a great Saul Steinberg, also set in Manhattan. ascholarlyskater.com/2020/10/10/american-art-fair-online/ Forum Gallery @ The American Art Fair October 9-18, 2020 (online exclusive)... theamericanartfair.com/exhibitors#/forum-gallery/ Image: Guy Carleton Wiggins, Untitled (Flags Up Fifth Avenue), c.1936-41, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches #GuyCarletonWiggins #AmericanArtFair2020 #AmericanArtFair #onlineartfair #artfairny See more

Saul Steinberg (1914-1999), "Walking in Manhattan," c.1951, is featured in the review of The American Art Fair by A Scholarly Skater. Forum Gallery @ The American Art Fair October 9-18, 2020 (online exclusive) https://www.theamericanartfair.com/exhibitors... #SaulSteinberg #AmericanArtFair2020 #AmericanArtFair #onlineartfair #artfairny

ALYSSA MONKS: PLANT LIFE - Online Exhibition and Viewing Room Forum Gallery announces the next offering in our Online Exhibition and Viewing Room series, "Alyssa Monks: Plant Life". "Alyssa Monks: Plant Life" presents seven new paintings created entirely during the Covid-19 quarantine in New York City. "We have all been 'planting ourselves' wherever we are and staying put, Monks remarks. The new paintings, with their intense but distorted color, portray the inner psychologi...cal experience of isolation for these female subjects as they interact with the "natural" world as it gets less and less certain or safe. Alyssa Monks’ expression of life in these new paintings is a direct reflection of the Artist’s determination to remain positive and proactive during a global pandemic that has threatened both life and emotional well-being. Antithetically, Monks’ paintings celebrate the persistence of life and renewal in the natural world. Through October 31st, "Alyssa Monks: Plant Life" is presented as an exclusive, cross-platform virtual exhibition that may be viewed on the Forum Gallery website, Artsy and Artnet. The Online Viewing Room, available on our website, features a new video that takes you into Alyssa Monks’ studio and explores the making of these compelling new paintings. View the online exhibition: https://bit.ly/3dhDlum Enter the online viewing room: https://bit.ly/3jPxazZ #ForumGallery #ForumArtists #AlyssaMonks Alyssa Monks #ADAAGalleries