Howard Scott Gallery's White II Exhibition Features Thirteen Artists Exploring Whiteness

From February to March 11, 2006, the Howard Scott Gallery showcased "White II," an exhibition featuring white artworks by thirteen artists at 529 West 20th Street, New York. This event marked the gallery's tenth anniversary of its inaugural all-white exhibition, with four artists returning. Among the works, Rebecca Salter presented "Untitled JJ1" (2006), a diptych characterized by fine lines. Vincent Hamel contributed an untitled panel from 2005, notable for its rough texture. Robin Rose's "Pause" (2006) displayed overlapping circular shapes, while Lance Letscher's "White Side" (2006) was a collage of paper strips. David Goerk showcased three geometric sculptures, including "#8 (Doorman)" (2006), and Florence Pierce exhibited an untitled resin relief from 2004. Stephen Westfall's work, "The Alleluia (For Leonard Cohen)" (2006), was also featured, emphasizing the diversity in materials and surfaces.