Lincoln Glenn's Summer Show Spotlights 25 American Women Artists
The Lincoln Glenn gallery in New York is showcasing its third annual summer exhibition titled 'Making Space: American Women Artists and the Century of Change,' which highlights the contributions of women artists. This display features 25 pioneering American women from the 20th century, including prominent names like Louise Nevelson and Lee Bontecou, as well as lesser-known talents such as Sonia Gechtoff and Nell Blaine. A standout piece is 'Woman Recumbent' (1980) by Sally Michel Avery, depicting a female nude in vibrant colors. Sally Avery, born in 1902, had a career as an illustrator. The exhibition will be open until August 22.
Key facts
- Lincoln Glenn gallery in New York presents 'Making Space: American Women Artists and the Century of Change.'
- The exhibition is the gallery's third annual summer show centered on women artists.
- It features 25 trailblazing American women artists of the 20th century.
- Includes well-known artists Louise Nevelson and Lee Bontecou.
- Includes lesser-known artists Sonia Gechtoff and Nell Blaine.
- A highlight is Sally Michel Avery's 'Woman Recumbent' (1980).
- Sally Michel Avery was born in 1902 and worked as an illustrator.
- The exhibition runs through August 22.
Entities
Artists
- Louise Nevelson
- Lee Bontecou
- Sonia Gechtoff
- Nell Blaine
- Sally Michel Avery
- Mercedes Matter
- Lynda Benglis
- Ida Kohlmeyer
- Virginia Berresford
- Harmony Hammond
- Diana Kurz
- Joann Gedney
- Jane Freilicher
Institutions
- Lincoln Glenn
- Lincoln Glenn Gallery
Locations
- New York
- United States