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Bloom
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 Anne-Marie ZanettiWhispers of Elysium |
 Shana LevensonLow Key Fuck It |
 Hamm Brushland-VitrifexUntitled |
 June StrattonEleven |
 Carsten Carlile X MarsSkull Shredder Rig |
 _ LacefaceYonilock Dry Rig |
 _ LacefaceYonilock |
 June StrattonSecond Thoughts |
 June StrattonFlowers of Herself |
 Ras BossAfghan Ethiopian Cannabis Bud |
 Anne-Marie ZanettiEadaoin |
 Anne-Marie ZanettiAoibhinn |
 Anne-Marie ZanettiSiofra |
 Anne-Marie ZanettiFiadh |
 Rocko BellosoHeartbreak Bouquet |
 Tony SouthAscending Lark? |
 Gail DescoeursFinding the Blue Sky |
 Laceface X SaritaFlower Pot Rig |
 Sarita X SwannyFrenchie Rig |
 Hiroshi FuruyoshiElizabeth |
 Amanda GreiveIdyll Wise |
 Stephen CorydonMini Flower Tube |
 SmyylzCracked Blossoms |
 SmyylzUrban Bloom |
 Jupiter Nielsen X Nathan BelmontThe Garden (dry pipe) |
 Lucia HeffernanDelilah |
 Agnieszka KotarskaThe Blooming Within |
 Lucia HeffernanBoopsie Daisy |
 Victoria SteelWhen Memories Blossom |
 Leo Mancini-HreskoPurple Table Arrangement |
 Rasa KluoniusWildflower Bouquet with Poppies |
 Lucia HeffernanFresh as a Daisy |
 Leo Mancini-HreskoEarly Spring Bouquet |
 Bryan LarsenViriditas |
 Michael C. HayesFaun |
 Alexandra ManukyanWhispers in the Twilight |
 Jon BurnsRed Lily |
 Leo Mancini-HreskoWallflowers |
 Carrie GollerBernadette (Floriferous Bouffant Hummingbird) |
 Stuart DunkelPetal Hopper |
 Jon BurnsSplash of Light (Daylily) |
 Stuart DunkelWorth the Climb |
 Timothy W. JahnThe Draftsman |
 Leo Mancini-HreskoWindow Bouquet |
 Jon BurnsPurple Iris |
 Carrie GollerEdna (Floriferous Bouffant Hummingbird) |
 Carrie GollerWinifred (Floriferous Bouffant Hummingbird) |
 Stuart DunkelUmbrella |
 Stuart DunkelFlower Nest |
 Todd M. CaseyYellow Roses with Bowl |
 Eric HaganThe Flower |
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An exhibition that explores the rich symbolism of flowers in contemporary art.
On view from April 18th to May 30th, Bloom features a diverse group of contemporary painters and sculptors who use floral imagery to reflect on themes of life, love, identity, and the environment.
Flowers can represent beauty, growth, decay, and transformation. In Bloom, artists utilize flowers as powerful metaphors to examine and explore various aspects of life, ranging from our emotions to social dynamics and even environmental concerns. Whether it be vibrant blossoms or subtle depictions of wilting petals, the works in Bloom challenge viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between resilience and fragility.
This is more than just an exhibition; it’s a celebration of life through contemporary painting and sculpture. Whether representing personal transformation, the state of the natural world, or the intricacies of human relationships, the works in Bloom offer a fresh perspective of one of the most widely painted subjects in art history.
Exhibition Details:
Opening Reception: April 18th, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Extended Opening: April 19th, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
On View: April 18th – May 30th
Location: Rehs Contemporary, 20 West 55th Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10019
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