Monochrome Painting Exhibitions Span Chelsea, Lower East Side, and Beyond
A veteran Korean painter's exhibition, Conjunctions, is currently on view in Chelsea through June 16. This Lisson Gallery presentation provides interpretative clarity for an artist whose work was previously neglected. Another show, which closed on February 4, focused on the perversity inherent to painting. This spring, the artist also exhibited at Regina Rex on New York's Lower East Side. Tom Friedman manipulates viewer expectations by employing only two materials in his work. An additional exhibition was organized to commemorate an artist's 90th birthday.
Key facts
- Conjunctions is a new exhibition by a veteran Korean painter.
- The exhibition is on view in Chelsea through June 16.
- The show is presented by Lisson Gallery.
- A previous exhibition exploring painting's perversity closed February 4.
- The artist showed at Regina Rex on the Lower East Side this spring.
- Tom Friedman's work uses only two materials to play with expectations.
- An exhibition celebrated an artist's 90th birthday.
- The Lisson Gallery show offers clarity after years of neglect for the artist.
Entities
Artists
- Tom Friedman
Institutions
- Lisson Gallery
- Regina Rex
Locations
- Chelsea
- Lower East Side
- New York