Mark Sheinkman at 499 Park Avenue

March 16, 2021 Jay Grimm

Apollo (2020), oil on canvas, 108 x 156 inches (total), two panels 108 x 78 each — *Apollo* (2020), oil on canvas, 108 x 156 inches (total), two panels 108 x 78 each

The Lobby Gallery at 499 Park Avenue is pleased to present four new works by New York-based painter Mark Sheinkman, beginning May 3, 2021. Known for his monochromatic linear abstractions, the works on view in The Allusive Eloquence of Lines in Space, “offer sumptuous color fields that recall the brooding intensity of Rothko.” The exhibition is accompanied by a brochure and essay by George Melrod and is the eighth show organized at 499 Park Avenue by Jay Grimm Art Advisory.

JoAnne Carson at 527 Madison Avenue

January 8, 2021 Jay Grimm

Field Days (2014), acrylic on canvas, 60 x 78 inches — *Field Days* (2014), acrylic on canvas, 60 x 78 inches

527 Madison Avenue is pleased to announce High Hopes, an exhibition of six paintings by JoAnne Carson in the Lobby Gallery from January 8 – April 16, 2021. Located at 54th Street and Madison Avenue, the show is open to the public 9 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Friday. We ask that all visitors wear masks and follow social distancing protocols. This will be the nineteenth exhibition in 527 Madison’s ongoing program showcasing noteworthy emerging and mid-career artists.

Joyce Kozloff at 375 Hudson Street

September 8, 2020 Jay Grimm

Installation view (left to right): Bodies of Water: Songlines (1997), acrylic and collage on canvas; Bodies of Water: Cities of China (1997), acrylic and collage on canvas; The Tempest (2014), mixed media on canvas. — Installation view (left to right): *Bodies of Water: Songlines* (1997), acrylic and collage on canvas; *Bodies of Water: Cities of China* (1997), acrylic and collage on canvas; *The Tempest* (2014), mixed media on canvas.

375 Hudson Street is pleased to present Joyce Kozloff: Mind Mapping in the Lobby Gallery beginning September 9, 2020. A veteran of the Pattern & Decoration movement, Kozloff's mixed-media works explore the intersection of cartography, culture, and history on a global scale. Also evident in this 20-year survey of work is the influence of Kozloff's life-long commitment to feminism, political activism, and the Heresies Collective, a New York-based community of women artists whose extremely influential journal ran from 1977–1993. The exhibition is accompanied by a color brochure featuring an essay by Jenni Sorkin and is produced in partnership with DC Moore Gallery. The exhibition, located in the Hudson Square neighborhood of SoHo, is open to the public Monday–Friday 9AM–5PM.

Steven Salzman at 527 Madison Avenue

July 20, 2020 Jay Grimm

Bad Mood in Bright Colors, acrylic on canvas, 54 x 108 inches — *Bad Mood in Bright Colors, acrylic on canvas,* 54 x 108 inches

527 Madison Avenue is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings by Steven Salzman in the Lobby Gallery from July 15 – December 1, 2020. Located at 54th Street and Madison Avenue, the show is open to the public 9 AM – 5 PM, Monday through Friday. Visitors are required to wear masks and observe social distancing protocols. This will be the eighteenth exhibition in 527 Madison’s ongoing program showcasing noteworthy emerging and mid-career artists.

James Little at 499 Park Avenue

March 17, 2020 Jay Grimm

Near Miss (2007), oil and wax on canvas, 74 x 96 inches — *Near Miss* (2007), oil and wax on canvas, 74 x 96 inches

The Lobby Gallery at 499 Park Avenue is pleased to present five works by formalist painter James Little through mid-March, 2021. Known for his use of color and encaustic, the show features paintings from 2006-2016 and is accompanied by a brochure and essay by Mario Naves. This is the seventh show organized at 499 Park Avenue by Jay Grimm Art Advisory.

Kristin Simmons at 450 Park Avenue

January 15, 2020 Jay Grimm

High Heels, High Hopes (Blue, Purple, Yellow), silkscreen, 55 x 43 inches — *High Heels, High Hopes (Blue, Purple, Yellow),* silkscreen, 55 x 43 inches

450 Park Avenue is pleased to present works by New York-based artist Kristin Simmons in the lobby gallery through December 2020. Simmons uses paint, printmaking, and mixed media to provide commentary on herself and her contemporaries, bringing to light the double-entendres present in our everyday lives. The reception and artist talk will be held on Wednesday, February 19 from 5–7 PM at Philips Auction gallery, located at the intersection of 57th Street and Park Avenue. This is the twelfth show the building has mounted as part of its contemporary art program.