ON VIEW

GORDON FEAREY

Lucretius

Main Gallery at Building 35

June 28 – August 17

Gallery Hours:
Fridays: 2-5pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 1-5pm

GARNER Arts Center is proud to present “Lucretius,” a solo exhibition of new large-scale paintings by the New York-based and GARNER Historic District resident studio artist Gordon Fearey. Inspired by the Roman philosopher Lucretius, Fearey’s latest body of work, to be exhibited in the Main Gallery at Building 35, meditates on the elemental tension between the finite and the infinite, inviting the viewer into a contemplative space where presence and absence meet.

Rooted in Fearey’s long-standing engagement with abstraction and philosophical inquiry, the work resonates with what he describes as “the landscape beyond the window frame” — a place not seen but sensed, expansive and open-ended. The result is a visual and emotional stillness that lingers.

ARDEN KLEMMER & PAUL CONTICELLI

Gonna Build a Heaven From a Little Hell

Ned Harris Gallery at Building 35

June 28 – August 17

Gallery Hours:
Fridays: 2-5pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 1-5pm

GARNER Arts Center is proud to present Gonna Build a Heaven From a Little Hell, a multidisciplinary exhibition by GARNER Historic District resident artist Arden Klemmer and member artist Paul Christopher Conticelli, on view this summer in the Ned Harris Gallery at Building 35.

With Gonna Build a Heaven From a Little Hell, Arden Klemmer and Paul Christopher Conticelli envision a future of hope rising above despair, beauty overtaking destruction, and liberation born from entrapment.

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PAUL KOSTABI

RESONANCE

Main Gallery at Building 35

September 13 – October 26

Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 13th
5 - 7pm

Gallery Hours:
Fridays: 2-5pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 1-5pm

GARNER Arts Center is proud to present RESONANCE, a solo exhibition of large-scale paintings, archival works, and custom guitars from the East Village and Piermont-based artist and musician Paul Kostabi, to be exhibited in the Main Gallery at Building 35.

Living between the frenetic pulse of New York City’s East Village and the slower, echoing rhythms of the Hudson Valley, I find my work shaped by the friction and harmony of these dual existences. RESONANCE is not only a sonic metaphor drawn from my life in music and visual art, but a declaration of presence. It reflects how the human mark reverberates across geography and memory.

–Paul Kostabi