Group exhibition at Derek Eller Gallery features Nina Bovasso, David Dupuis, and Andrew Masullo

Derek Eller Gallery in New York presented a group exhibition from January 5 to February 2, 2002, featuring works by Nina Bovasso, David Dupuis, and Andrew Masullo. David Dupuis's diptych 'Love Connection' depicts a graphite figure interacting with a multi-colored disc, suggesting themes of sex and language through biomorphic shapes and cartoon-like thought balloons. Nina Bovasso's 'Suzanne's Burial Mound' incorporates flower shapes and quilt patterns in pinks and lavenders, creating a composition that blends feminine motifs with intense gesture. Andrew Masullo contributed three-dimensional paintings with bright colors, referencing Pop, Minimalism, and Modernist abstraction, titled numerically within his oeuvre. The show, curated by Derek Eller, allowed the artists' works to engage without an imposed theme, highlighting their unique approaches to abstraction and signifying systems.