Manuel and Ruby Neri Exhibitions Showcase Father-Daughter Artistic Legacy in New York
Concurrent exhibitions in New York feature the work of sculptor Manuel Neri and his daughter Ruby Neri. Manuel Neri's first posthumous show, curated by Ruby, appears at Andrew Kreps Gallery and Salon 94, highlighting his figurative plaster sculptures created during the Abstract Expressionist era. Ruby Neri's solo exhibition 'It's What's in the Ether' occupies Salon 94's main upstairs space, displaying her ceramic works with botanical and figurative themes. The exhibitions run through April 11th, presenting both artists' contributions to contemporary art while exploring their familial and artistic connections.
Key facts
- Manuel Neri's first posthumous exhibition is curated by his daughter Ruby Neri
- Two concurrent shows feature Manuel Neri at Andrew Kreps Gallery and Salon 94
- Ruby Neri's solo exhibition 'It's What's in the Ether' runs simultaneously at Salon 94
- Manuel Neri created figurative plaster sculptures during the Abstract Expressionist period
- Both exhibitions are on view in New York through April 11th
Entities
Artists
- Manuel Neri
- Ruby Neri
- Joan Brown
- Mary Julia Klimenko
Institutions
- Andrew Kreps Gallery
- Salon 94
- Six Gallery cooperative
Locations
- New York
- San Francisco
- Mexico
- Sanger, California