Trevor Winkfield's 'The Mermaid's Revenge' at Tibor de Nagy
The Tibor de Nagy Gallery in Manhattan is currently showcasing an exhibition titled "The Mermaid's Revenge - Paintings 1991-2001," featuring eight works by English artist Trevor Winkfield. This collection includes acrylic-on-linen pieces and will be on display until July 31 at 11 Rivington Street. Winkfield, who relocated to New York in 1969 after graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1967, is known for his distinctive artistic style that blends intricate images with bold colors. Notable works in the exhibition are "The Navigator," "The Student," "The Astrologer," and "Self-Portrait." He is also recognized for his contributions as a poet and translator.
Key facts
- Exhibition title: 'The Mermaid's Revenge - Paintings 1991-2001'
- Venue: Tibor de Nagy gallery, 11 Rivington Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan
- Runs through July 31
- Eight acrylic-on-linen works from 1991 to 2001
- Winkfield earned master's from Royal College of Art in 1967
- Moved to New York in 1969
- Paintings include 'The Navigator', 'The Student', 'The Astrologer', 'Self-Portrait'
- Winkfield published translation of Raymond Roussel's 'How I Wrote Certain of My Books'
Entities
Artists
- Trevor Winkfield
- John Ashbery
- Charles North
- Ron Padgett
- Harry Matthews
- Raymond Roussel
- Gerald Murphy
- Ronald Firbank
- Georges Braque
- Jasper Johns
- John Graham
- Florine Stettheimer
- Arthur Cohen
- Jed Perl
Institutions
- Tibor de Nagy gallery
- Royal College of Art
- Juillard
- Tibor de Nagy Gallery
Locations
- New York
- Leeds
- Manhattan
- Lower East Side
- 11 Rivington Street
- England