Annabeth Rosen's Monumental Ceramic Sculptures at Ventana 244 Through June 14

Annabeth Rosen is showcasing her second exhibition in New York since 2010 at Ventana 244, situated at 244 North 6th Street, at the intersection with Roebling in Williamsburg. This exhibit, which runs until June 14, features intricate ceramic sculptures that highlight both structural complexity and unique forms. Among her pieces is Mallo, 2013, a 14 x 13 x 12-inch crackle-glazed work that evokes a molten snowman with a bubble-gum heart. Other sculptures draw inspiration from garden gnomes, scholar's rocks, and the art of Philip Guston, reimagined as bursts of toilet paper rolls and fruits. This exhibition is part of a larger trend of ceramic sculpture displays in New York, including works by Kathy Butterly, Ken Price, and Joyce Robins, all emphasizing innovative glazing and vibrant colors.