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Patrick Neal

Patrick Neal is a painter, freelance art writer and longtime resident of Long Island City. www.patrickneal-art.com.

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Abstractions that Capture the Light and Shadow of an Artist’s Studio

by Patrick Neal September 17, 2018September 14, 2018

In Juan Iribarren’s paintings, objects are subject to changing climates, seasons, and hours in a day, and the work is a poetic transcription of such atmospheric shifts.

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Ominous and Uplifting Paintings that Dance with Death

by Patrick Neal July 2, 2018

Emilia Olsen uses the Death and the Maiden allegory as a provocative metaphor for artistic sustenance and renewal.

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How an Artist’s Activism Nurtured His Painting

by Patrick Neal October 20, 2017October 20, 2017

This exhibition is a ten-year survey concentrating on Peter Krashes’s paintings that emerged in an almost symbiotic relationship with his political involvement as a community organizer.

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Listening to Anonymous Confessions in an Art Gallery

by Patrick Neal August 24, 2017August 24, 2017

In a project by Gideon Jacobs and Gregor Hochmuth, visitors to Deli Gallery can pick up a phone and hear the confessions of strangers.

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Artworks Woven on the Loom and in Looping Video

by Patrick Neal July 6, 2017July 6, 2017

Deep Time at Radiator Arts finds artists exploring the formal ties between textile and digital art.

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Paintings that Praise the Paradises of Bohemia

by Patrick Neal May 12, 2017

Thomas Trosch’s paintings at Fredericks & Freiser Gallery recall idyllic settings from movie musicals.

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Figurative Painting That’s Emphatically Human

by Patrick Neal July 20, 2016July 19, 2016

New York City galleries are raining down a smattering of group shows that showcase figurative painting.

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Philosophical Paintings that Bare Their Process

by Patrick Neal February 5, 2016February 5, 2016

Most artists I know are aware of the painter Sharon Butler, not because she’s an overhyped art star, but because of her reputation as a serious, feet-on-the-ground, working artist.

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The Cool Conceptualism of Artworks at Absolute Zero

by Patrick Neal December 7, 2015January 9, 2017

Freezing temperature, as it affects a subject’s kinetic energy, serves as a potent metaphor for this show.

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Painting Everday Objects in All Their Glory

by Patrick Neal September 16, 2015September 19, 2015

Painting reached a turning point with Paul Cézanne wherein a picture would no longer be conceived simply as a window onto the world with the artist at a remove from the act of creating.

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The Twisted Delights of Abject Art

by Patrick Neal August 5, 2015August 6, 2015

During the summer, as Labor Day approaches and people flee the city for vacation, Ferris wheels and circus tents can be seen in the distance announcing the arrival of fairs across the counties.

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An Antidote to the Art Fairs: Open Studios in Long Island City

by Patrick Neal May 15, 2015May 15, 2015

A five–day celebration of the arts in Long Island City got underway on Wednesday and will continue through Sunday night.

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