Joel Morrison's spontaneously fabricated sculptures fuse gestural painting and sculpture in his exhibition of recent sculpture at Arthur Roger Gallery. Read More

Arthur Roger Gallery will present “Cobalt,” an exhibition of recent glass work by Mitchell Gaudet. Read More

Jesús Moroles works on both a monumental and small scale in achieving a poetic resonance of material, form and motif. Working exclusively with granite, a stone of great density, hardness and weight, Moroles combines cutting and polishing techniques with the natural presence of the stone to create works of universal stature. The sculptor feels granite is “the core and heart of the universe.” Read More

Arthur Roger Gallery will present an exhibition throughout the gallery of Giacomo Costa’s “Territorio” series of cibacrome prints under plexi and silicone. Read More

In a breakthrough achievement New Orleans sculptor Gene Koss created “Lake Neshonoc,” a monumental sculpture using cast glass, aluminum and motion. Read More

Artists Al Souza, Ida Kohlmeyer, Lesley Dill and Robert Colescott will have their works on display in conjunction with Gene Koss' exhibition of glass featuring "Lake Neshonoc." Read More

The Robert Colescott paintings in this exhibition were completed in the 1980’s. In this body of work, while continuing to use satire and narrative figuration, Colescott was beginning to move beyond his controversial images of racial stereotypes to the exploration of more universal themes. Read More

This exhibition includes photographic work from two of Greg Gorman’s most important series: “Perspectives” and “Just Between Us.” Read More

Arthur Roger Gallery presents “Natural Affinities,” and exhibition of recent sculpture and mixed media works by Mary Jane Parker. Read More

The “Grid Coordinates” exhibition brings together works by Luis Cruz Azaceta, Willie Birch, Jacqueline Bishop, Douglas Bourgeois, Clyde Connell, John Davis, Ersy, Jeff Forsythe, Ida Kohlmeyer, Paul Lucas, Francis Pavy, John Scott, Matthew Sontheimer, Al Souza, Allison Stewart, Dan Tague and Edward Whiteman. Read More