Ronnie Landfield retrospective and new works at STUX + HALLER gallery through February 20

Ronnie Landfield: Five Decades presents both retrospective works and new paintings created after the artist relocated upstate following a devastating flood that destroyed his Manhattan studio and archives. The exhibition occupies two rooms at 24 West 57th Street, with one space dedicated to earlier canvases that survived or were restored, and another featuring recent acrylic paintings. David Cohen's review notes the seamless transition between these periods, observing how Landfield revitalizes Color Field painting traditions while incorporating landscape references. The show continues through February 20 at STUX + HALLER's sixth-floor gallery space. Landfield's 2015 acrylic work "It's Been a Long Long Time" measures 40 by 75 inches. Cohen previously reviewed Landfield's 2011 exhibition at Stephen Haller Gallery before its merger with Stux Gallery, praising the artist's approach to post-painterly abstraction. The flood that prompted Landfield's move destroyed his downtown Manhattan studio where he had worked for decades. Gallery contact information includes the phone number (212) 352-1600.