JUROR: Ramsay Kolber is an Assistant Curator for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi project living and working in New York. Previously, she served as the Curatorial Research Associate at the Whitney Museum of American Art working on the Museum's Collection Strategic Plan, a multiyear research project funded by the Henry Luce Foundation, focused on researching and assessing the Whitney's collection and outlining best practices for the future. Prior to this role, she served as the Curatorial Project Assistant for the 2019 Whitney Biennial working alongside co-curators Rujeko Hockley and Jane Panetta. In addition to her curatorial practice, she has held additional positions at the Brooklyn Museum; Chapter NY; Independent Curators International (ICI); and Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York. Her writing has appeared in Hyperallergic, Osmos Magazine, and 3rd Dimension, PMSA Journal as well as the 2019 Whitney Biennial catalogue and forthcoming Art for Rollins: The Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art Volume 4. She holds an MA in Global Conceptualism from the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, with a focus on early intersections between art and technology.

JUROR: Brinda Kumar is Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art where her curatorial projects have included Nasreen Mohamedi (2016), Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (2018), Home Is a Foreign Place: Recent Acquisitions in Context (2019), Gerhard Richter: Painting After All (2020), Georg Baselitz: Pivotal Turn (2021) and Charles Ray: Figure Ground (2022). She is the author of several essays for museum catalogues and has published articles from her doctoral research on the history of collecting. She holds a BFA in painting and printmaking; an MA from the School of Arts and Aesthetics, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi; and an MA and PhD from Cornell University.

Showcasing the vibrant work of artist Ellen Weider and hyper realistic artist Robert S. Brown, displayed amongst selected vintage paintings, mixed media, sculptures, and antiques by Christophe Bardot AKA Vintagefrenchy.

This exhibit brings a new take on still life for all ages to enjoy, to share memories, and to consider still...life.

The Center for Contemporary Printmaking’s 13th Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition opens on Thursday, December 16 at with a breakfast reception at the Greenwich Arts Council. This juried biennial print competition and exhibition is limited to works that are no more than four square inches.

 Since its inception in 1997, the Miniature Print Exhibition has showcased the works of artists worldwide with renowned print curators and collectors serving as jurors. This year’s juror was Christina Weyl, an independent art historian. CCP received 568 prints from 227 artists with works arriving from 22 countries, including representation by artists in 27 states. Weyl selected 128 works by 122 artists representing 15 countries and 21 states.

This exhibition is possible with the collaboration of the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk.

Sen2 is known for his graffiti work in the streets of New York. He was a member of the most famous graffiti crew ever assembled in the world to date: Tats Cru. 

With Tats Cru, he found himself creating art for music videos, working with high profile artists (Jennifer Lopez, Nas, Missy Elliot). He was even commissioned by Robert DeNiro. Sen2’s beautiful chaos of modern and contemporary interpretations have created a signature style that collectors and art aficionados continue to admire around the world.

Sen2’s works and large scale murals will be unveiled at GAC the evening of Arts Alive! 2021

This show will be our first exhibit announcing our reopening to the public, a visual depiction of our past year’s journey personally, organizationally, and culturally. When the entire world shut down and we were forced to confront adversity, we as humans had to continue on in daily life, even with our basic routines in upheaval. In the quiet moments of quarantine and in the uproar on our tech screens, we had to search deep within ourselves, our beliefs, and our dependencies, and grab on to hope in whatever form that may have taken. How did you get through? What did you learn about yourself? What matters most to you in life? Inspired by growth amongst opposition and the vibrant hope of things to come, these artists display their own take on beauty within the chaos. As we look ahead, let us take a moment to remember how we all ventured through one of the most difficult and confusing times in history, that we may continue on in this life uniquely and individually finding our way.

This exhibit showcases the work of three internationally renowned artists Cekis, Mike Childs, and Marilyn Davidson.

24 years ago Art to the Avenue began with a very small number of stores and artists. Now it has expanded beyond Greenwich Avenue and we have worked with hundreds of artists over the years.
‘Art to the Avenue Makes a Stop at the Bendheim’ is the 2nd annual curated exhibition by the artists participating in the event. There are over 90 works on exhibition in various mediums and subject matters.