Willard Boepple's Sculptural Exhibitions Across New York Galleries

Willard Boepple's work is currently featured in multiple New York exhibitions, with his extended show closing May 15 at Nathalie Karg on the Lower East Side. Another exhibition continues through July 31 at Salander-O'Reilly Galleries on East 79th Street, where Boepple discusses abstract sculpture's potential to surprise viewers. A new sculpture remains on view at Lori Bookstein through April 28. Previously, Boepple exhibited ten sculptures at Lori Bookstein Fine Art from October 26 to December 9, 2006, at 37 West 57th Street, featuring works with contrasting formal qualities including simple exteriors and variegated interiors. Additional past exhibitions include shows at 511 Gallery, George Billis Gallery, Axel Raben Gallery, and George Adams Gallery, all located in New York's Chelsea and Midtown districts. The artcritical website has introduced "HUBS" as a new category for artists and subjects discussed multiple times on their platform. Unexpected connections have been noted between Boepple's work and the Surrealist phase of Alberto Giacometti.