Anne Sherwood Pundyk's 'The Revolution will be Painted' at Christopher Stout Gallery
Anne Sherwood Pundyk is displaying six large, unstretched canvases at the Christopher Stout Gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in an exhibition called 'The Revolution will be Painted.' Each canvas reaches seven feet in height and is a bit wider, assembled from distinct panels and hung like tapestries in a bright white space. One notable piece is 'Ancestors' from 2015, combining latex, acrylic, and colored pencil with bold stains and intricate graphics that balance intention with spontaneity. Instead of tapping into nostalgia or propaganda, Pundyk explores different types of revolutions—planetary, stylistic, social, or political. The exhibition runs until May 1 at 299 Meserole Street, Ground Floor Rear, and her methods emphasize movement and direction, creating a fascinating visual interplay.
Key facts
- Anne Sherwood Pundyk's exhibition 'The Revolution will be Painted' is on view at Christopher Stout Gallery
- The show features six large, unstretched canvases each about seven feet tall and slightly wider
- Works are patched together from separate panels and hang like tapestries in a raw white cube
- One painting, 'Ancestors' (2015), uses latex, acrylic, and colored pencil on canvas
- The exhibition is located at 299 Meserole Street, Ground Floor Rear, Brooklyn, between Waterbury and Bogart streets
- It runs through May 1
- Pundyk's paintings combine sprawling stains with meticulous graphic markmaking
- The imagery explores revolutions that are planetary, stylistic, social, or political
Entities
Artists
- Anne Sherwood Pundyk
- David
- Delacroix
- DAVID COHEN
Institutions
- Christopher Stout Gallery
- artcritical
Locations
- Bushwick
- Brooklyn
- New York
- United States
- 299 Meserole Street
- Waterbury Street
- Bogart Street