Howard Scott Gallery Hosts Exhibition Exploring White in Art and Spirituality
Howard Scott Gallery presented an exhibition at its 529 West 20th Street location from February through March 11, 2006. The show examined the color white through multiple lenses, including its scientific definition as the combination of all colors in light theory. White was also considered as a spiritual symbol representing purity at one extreme of a spectrum, contrasting with life's various shades of gray. For artists, the color carries more practical and material implications. The gallery's contact number was 646-486-7004.
Key facts
- Exhibition held at Howard Scott Gallery
- Location: 529 West 20th Street
- Dates: February - March 11, 2006
- Gallery contact: 646-486-7004
- Explored the color white in art
- Discussed white in light theory as sum of all colors
- Examined white as spiritual symbol of purity
- Contrasted spiritual purity with life's grays
Entities
Institutions
- Howard Scott Gallery
Locations
- 529 West 20th Street
- New York
- United States