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This past weekend, March 4, 5 and 6, Frere Independent was pleased to present the Eighth Edition of the PooL Art Fair New York, at the Gershwin Hotel on East 27th Street between Fifth Avenue and Madison. The Vernissage on March 4, featured performances by Read More
Before 2011, Color Giclee print back mounted, framed in white, acrylic front.
Who Can I Be Now?
Exhibition Statement:
“The genesis of this self-portrait series is the David Bowie song, Who Can I Be Now? recorded in 1975 but not available until a later version of the Young Americans CD was released in 1991. With the idea being to extrapolate a personal visual journey with lyrics from the song as signifiers, images formed around the conundrum of gender Read More
Frere Independent is proud to present the seventh edition of the PooL Art Fair in New York City. Slated for the 9th, 10th, and 11th of March 2012 at the Gershwin hotel , PooL is the only exhibition to present great, independent artists who are otherwise unrepresented during the Armory Show week in New York.
The simple, modest approach Read More
We are in the process of relocating PooL Art Fair to the exhibition Ivory Towers in the Marquis Residencies located at 1100 Biscayne Blvd!
BEFORE by Leslie Lyons
The work of Austrian psychiatrist, Wilhelm Reich, is at the foundation of my investigation as a contemporary artist with the extraction of a singular theme from Reich’s research; Individualism is the means by which to free ourselves not only from the perils of a tyrannical societal construct but also Read More
Copyright Lambert Fine Arts New York
Lambert Fine Arts is pleased to announce the opening reception of Identity Crisis, a collaborative exhibition of mixed media craftsmen Brandon Friend and Jason Douglas Griffin on Friday, November 11th from 7-10pm.
Identity Crisis is an internal conflict of and search for identity. In their coming exhibition, Brandon Friend and Jason Douglas Griffin explore this conflict through individual and collaborative portraits of social uprising and self-determination.
Friend and Griffin use mediated Read More
Alison Pierz, last photo on west 25th street
Alison Pierz is the founder and director of StandPipe Gallery and Projects. StandPipe opened it’s West 25th Street, Chelsea location in December, 2010 with a program dedicated to contemporary abstract painting.
Pierz’s association with Frère Independent began as a public relations assistant to Director. Her diverse background in the arts includes a degree in Read More
Map of the fairs in Miami Beach
We are very excited to announce that PooL Art Fair Miami Beach is now the closest Exhibition to the Convention Center. We have moved the show to The Sadigo Court, 334 20th Street at Park Ave. Here are some of the advantages of our new Read More
Thierry Alet, Artist & Founder Frere Independent
Frere Independent is proud to present its new website.Please visit www.frereindependent.com at your convenience.
As our presence in the art world evolved over the years we wanted a website that better reflects the variety of ways we bring art to the people. We have also greatly participated in artists careers as some of them go from PooL Art Fair hotel rooms to the MoMA. Read More
StandPipe Gallery, 150 W. 25th St., Manhattan, presents Fresh Paint from Bushwick, a group show of new work by emerging painters centered around the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. Highlighting a wide range of abstract and figurative approaches, featured artists are Gina Beavers, Holly Coulis, Halsey Hathaway, Rachel LaBine, Kerry Law, Adam Simon and Josette Urso. The exhibition, curated by Deborah Brown, will run from Friday, August 12th to Friday, September 2. An opening reception will take place at the gallery on Thursday, August 11, from 6-8PM. All are invited.
