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Exhibitions

June 14—August 13, 2014

Opening Reception: Saturday, June 14, 5-7pm
Lecture: by George Nick, Thursday, June 19, 5pm
Lecture by Philip Pearlstein, Saturday, June 28, 2pm

Curated by George Nick, this exhibit is one of the most significant undertakings to date for the Concord Art Association. For this show, Nick selects a range of artists from legendary to mid-career painters, assembling more than 70 paintings from more than 50 artists. He comments, “The goal of the show is to celebrate the tradition of careful observation as the basis for an important aspect of American painting and to emphasize the remarkable variety of imagery it has generated.”

EXHIBITING ARTISTS

Eric Aho
Kimberlee Alemian
Lennart Anderson
Sam Cady
Matthew Cerletty
Bernard Chaet
Christopher Chippendale
Rachel Christofi
William Ciccarelli
Dana Clancy
Charles Demuth
Edwin Dickinson
Jeremy Durling		Richard Estes
Jeff Fichera
Shalom Flash
Rick Fox
Philip Geiger
Elizabeth Geiger
Gregory Gillespie
Jill Grimes
Kelley Harwood
Haley Hasler
Childe Hassam
Anne Harris
Andrew Karnes		Catherine Kehoe
Ron Krouk
John A. Lee
Kathy Liao
Megan Marlatt
Siobhan McBride
Nancy McCarthy
K. Min
Joseph McNamara
Elizabeth Menges
Julia von Metzsch
John Moore
Walter Tandy
Murch		George Nick
Scott Noel
Philip Pearlstein
John Frederick Peto
Paul Rahilly
Richard Raiselis
Robert Rasely
Harold Reddicliffe
Richard Sheehan
Amy Sudarsky
Lindsey Warren
Frederick Judd Waugh
Neil Welliver
Alexi Worth

 

Sight Specific: A Selection of American Perceptual Paintings

Curated by George Nick

Exhibition Opening:

June 14, 2014

Exhibition End Date:

August 13, 2014

Exhibition Year:

2014

In addition to the paintings that will be available for purchase, work has been
generously loaned by the Driscoll Babcock Gallery, Hirschl & Adler Gallery, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Williams College Museum of Art, Bowdoin College Museum of Art and the Hirshhorn Museum, as well private collections in Boston and New York.

This exhibition is dedicated to Edwin Dickinson, a mentor from the past, and to all artists, contemporary or otherwise, who devote their lives to their art.