In The End A Good Story Is All That Remains

Jan. 8, 2012 - PRLog -- In The End A Good Story Is All That Remains:
Eight New York Artists Figuratively Speaking


January 12, 2012 through February 4, 2012

VIP Sneak Peak — Wednesday, January 11, 2012, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Opening Reception — Thursday, January 12, 2012, 6:00 – 8:00 PM

Fran Hill Gallery is pleased to announce a new exhibition entitled “In The End A Good Story Is All That Remains.” The exhibition features the recent work of eight “story telling” New York City based artists, each one unique in their focus, concerns, and manner of presentation. While much art on view today is about spectacle and requires 3 seconds to both digest and forget, the art and artists in “A Good Story” linger lovingly, as well as imaginatively, on the wonders of everyday life, the so-called intricate workings of the world around us. The age of the artists in this exhibition range from the young and emerging, to mid-career and old master, the latter in a neo classical sense.



Edward Rubin (Curator) is a New York based writer, curator, visual artist and consummate world traveler covering art news here and abroad. An active member of the prestigious International Association of Art Critics, his writings have appeared in such magazines as Art & Antiques, ArtUS, dART International, Canadian Art, ArtNexus, Flash Art, Hispanic Outlook, NYArts, and Sculpture Magazines, as well as online at www.artesmagazine.com and www.HUMA3.com. His photographs and collages have been exhibited at the Contemporary Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield, Connecticut, and at numerous New York City art galleries. Currently his work, part of an exhibition titled NYC/International Perspectives, has been traveling throughout Russia, Germany, Hungary and France for the past two years. His recent exhibition, Anne Ferrer: Billowing Beauty, curated at The Lab Gallery in New York City (May 13- June 3, 2011) was nominated for the Best Show in a Commercial Gallery 2010-2011 by AICA, The International Association of Art Critics, USA.