Who doesn't like collage? Certainly I have always felt an oddly comfortable attraction to the medium — a world at once childish yet sophisticated. We have mounted several collage exhibitions at the gallery over the years and I thought this a particularly appropriate topic for our first-ever...

During the 1950s Mary Abbott spent time each winter in Haiti and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The experience, exotic and enlightening, transformed the way she saw the world and the way she made her art — both in the Islands and back in New York. This is the first comprehensive exhibition exploring...

When John Wehmer mustered out of the Navy in 1947 he ended up enrolled in the painting program at Washington University in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri. What he might not have known at the time was that this would be come the locus point for a thriving circle of devoted abstract painters,...

This exhibition focuses on the work of Jack Roth. Roth was a multi-tasking painter, photographer, collagist, box maker, poet, professor and Guggenheim Fellow.

Works by Nicole Northway and Michael Hedges will be on view.

After spending eight months in Marzano Appio, Italy, Zviedris presents a new body of abstract paintings.

We are pleased to present John Santoro's third solo exhibition at the McCormick Gallery.

One of the great textile traditions of the world, the magnificent Saltillo Sarapes of Mexico have been a symbol of wealth, prestige and rugged individualism for over 250 years. In the second half of the 19th century, beginning with the reign of Mexican Emperor Maximilian, the Saltillo enjoyed a...

This exhibition examines the drawings created by artist Jack Roth in the 1960's. Roth was an abstract painter and a mathematics professor. The ink drawings, watercolors and collages from this period combine Roth's awareness of Pop Art and wry humor with curiosity about the worlds of fashion,...

A group winter exhibition of modern and contemporary painting and sculpture

On view in our second gallery is new work by contemporary artists Isak Applin, Andrea Myers and Jenn Wilson.

I have a deep and long-standing captivation with metaphysical and pragmatic concerns regarding our universe. My current research focuses on natural phenomena, the earth’s ecosystem as a whole, and our role within that. This in turn has driven me to incorporate ever more sustainable practices in...

The mine(d) museum is a gathering of recent studio activity. The work continues previous interests in urban space, history, and cultural forces. Recent gestures add a turn toward the body and mental places. The show contains numerous portrait forms, which concern themselves with psychic states...

In 2004 we made an exhibition of Abstract Expressionist collage titled "Well Put Together." The show was very well received and now comes version II. This time we are combining a far flung assortment of artists including the young, the old and the departed. We are showing both gallery regulars...

Lynne Mapp Drexler was born in Newport News, Virginia in 1928. In the late 1950s, after attending the College of William and Mary in Virginia, she immersed herself in Abstract Expressionism, studying with Hans Hofmann in both his New York and Provincetown schools. From there she went on to...

Works on view by: Fred Mitchell, Michael Loew, Herman Cherry, Milton Resnick, John Grillo, Robert Natkin, Michael Goldberg, Cleve Gray, John Hultberg, Jan Matulka, Michael West, Tobias Schneebaum, Ben Herr, Albert Kotin, Mary Abbott, Robert Richenburg, Mark Tobey, Charles Green Shaw, Paul...

A look at the 1960's work of Melville Price (1920-1097). Complete with a fully illustrated catalog with an essay by Vered Lieb.

new works by all of our contemporary artists will be on view: Rodney Carswell, Darrin Hallowell, John Henry, Wonsook Kim, Lisa Nankivil, Darrell Roberts, John Sabraw, John Santoro, Barry Tinsley, Ben Tinsley, Bernard Williams and Vidvuds Zviedris.

Works created in the year 1959 by: Mary Abbott, Morris Barazani, David Budd, Herman Cherry, Lynne Drexler, Ben Herr, John Little, Melville Price, Milton Resnick, Vivian Springford and others

Harold Krisel (1920-1995) was a noted architect, painter, designer and printmaker. The gallery is pleased to present this selection of paintings and silkscreens from the estate. An extensive catalog with an essay by Peter Frank will accompany the exhibition.