Peter Reginato's Sculpture-Painting Hybrids Featured in Multiple New York Exhibitions

Peter Reginato's bold assemblages merge sculpture and painting through welded steel forms that serve as unconventional supports for complex compositions. His work was displayed at the Heidi Cho Gallery from October 14th to November 12th, 2005, located at 522 West 23rd Street in New York, NY 10011. The exhibition paired Reginato's intensely colored paintings and sculptures with Ronnie Landfield's non-representational works, highlighting their thirty-year artistic relationship. Another exhibition titled 'Eye Candy: Sculptures by Peter Reginato' ran at The Hudson River Museum until September 7, situated at 511 Warburton Avenue in Yonkers. Concurrently, Aleš Veselý's works on paper and sculpture studies were shown at Carosso Fine Art through September 25 at 42 East 76th Street in New York, between Fifth and Madison Avenues. Wim Delvoye also had work displayed in Madison Square Park. Reginato's painting debut as a distinguished sculptor continued through August 21, featuring components described as more than merely colorful.