Sherwood Pundyk's 'The Revolution will be Painted' exhibition in Bushwick explores turbulent times with new techniques.

In April, Sherwood Pundyk showcased 'The Revolution will be Painted' at a venue in Bushwick, exploring art from tumultuous historical eras through a modern perspective. This exhibition highlighted new works by Pundyk, marking a notable shift from her earlier creations, featuring a groundbreaking use of negative space as a key element. As both a painter and critic, Pundyk elaborated on her methods, which she characterizes as talismanic and nomadic. Her art engages with feminist performance and poetic traditions, reflecting on how history influences artistic expression. The exhibition specifically examined the resonance of art created in times of turmoil with today's societal issues, positioning Pundyk's pieces as both aesthetic creations and historical records that respond to current political and social climates.