Brenda Zlamany's Multiple Exhibitions and Portrait Project Featured in artcritical

Brenda Zlamany's work is currently featured in several exhibitions across New York. Her solo exhibition "Proxima b" is on view at John Molloy Gallery through November 26, where fellow artist Mary Jones discussed Zlamany's practice. Jones first engaged with Zlamany's work by sitting for her Watercolor Portrait a Day project, which was documented in an artcritical article. Additional exhibitions include "The Itinerant Portraitist" at the Re Institute through September 18, works atop Store for Rent Gallery through April 9, "Ancestors" at Gagosian through June 16, a presentation at Eric Firestone Loft on December 17, and a show at the Derfner Judaica Museum through January 7. The conversation between Zlamany and Jones extended to Zlamany's Chelsea studio. Other unrelated exhibition mentions include David Hockney RA's "82 Portraits and 1 Still-life" through October 2 and a show continuing through July 9. Social media commentary referenced painter Kyle Staver asking if someone called critic Roberta Smith a Dalek on Facebook, while a historical note mentioned Marie Antoinette and Vigée Le Brun dismissing critics.