Tag: cut out art

• Gallery Mondays: Arlés del Rio’s “Fly Away” @ Robert Miller Gallery

  A few weeks ago I was killing time by perusing some of Chelsea’s art galleries and found this awesome work of art by Cuban artist Arlés del Rio. The gallery I had stumbled into was the Robert Miller Gallery where the Nuevos Colores exhibit was on display. This piece was towards the back of the gallery. It…

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  November 2, 2015

  Gallery Mondays, Pop Culture

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• Gallery Mondays: Béatrice Coron’s “Kind” at 104 Street Station

  Happy Columbus Day! The 104 Street station on the A line was completely renovated a few months ago, which brought some lovely artwork by Béatrice Coron to the platform. Coron specializes in cut-out art. 104th Street station features her collection On the Right Track, which is a beautiful installation of human-like figures representing different characteristics such as…

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  October 12, 2015

  Gallery Mondays, Pop Culture

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