Maureen Mullarkey's Exhibition Reviews for New York Galleries in 2005-2006

Maureen Mullarkey authored multiple exhibition reviews for The New York Sun covering New York gallery shows throughout 2005 and 2006. Alexandre Gallery presented a show from May 13 to June 23, 2006 at its 41 East 57th Street location, exploring artistic innovation's relationship with tradition through references to T.S. Eliot and Robert Musil. Salander-O'Reilly hosted Christopher Winter's Bavarian-themed exhibition from January 7-31, 2006 at 20 East 79th Street, described by the Wall Street Journal in 1998 as featuring work associated with collector Asher Edelman. Elizabeth Harris Gallery opened a new exhibition on September 5, 2005. Betty Cuningham Gallery's summer 2005 show at 541 West 25th Street featured curator Phong Bui's exploration of black as a symbolic color. The New York Studio School at 8 West 8 Street displayed Barbara Grossman's traveling retrospective from May 12 to June 26, 2005, marking her three-decade career. Marlborough Gallery at 40 West 57 Street and Marlborough Chelsea at 211 West 19 Street presented exhibitions through June 4, 2005, referencing Ivor Winters' 1937 essay "The Morality of Poetry." Lori Bookstein Gallery at 37 West 57th Street showcased Susannah Phillips' debut exhibition, highlighting her Montreal-based practice and training under William Coldstream and Euan Uglow.