Put a Bow on it

HO, HO, HO!

A holiday party for friends and artist of Kraine Gallery...

Just in time for the holidays, Kraine Gallery presents Put A Bow On It, a collection of small works all priced under $300. Art will be sold on a first come, first served basis. Once sold, each piece will immediately be wrapped (complete with bow!) and sent on its merry way.

Put on your holiday sweater, find your bows, and join us for a fun and festive evening on Wednesday, December 12th, 2012!

~*~OCTOBER 24th ~*~ 9pm till the Witching Hour ~*~

Isaac Pelepko

Blue Dress
Acrylic on Paper
22x30

2012

http://isaacpelepko.com/

Ivy Hickam

Raven
Litho
8x8 (plate)

2012

http://ivyhickam.blogspot.com/

Kelly Burke

Stare
Oil on Linen
10x10

2012

http://www.kelly-burke.com/

Jeff Gipe

Liberty Devouring Her Children
Hybrid
16x20

www.jeffgipe.com

www.KraineGallery.com

Nicholas Borelli

Seascape
Oil and Encaustic on Panel
11x14

www.nicholasborelliart.com

Alexandra Evans

“Be still my bleeding heart”
Oil and insect on plaster cast
5x7x2

http://www.alexandraevans.com/

Upcoming

THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT
Curated by Kailyn Stubbs & Jacob Hicks
October 24th- November 16th

Opening and B-Horror Costume Party

Wednesday, October 24th, 2012
9:00pm till 11:00pm


Featuring Art By:

Benjamin Aaron, Buket Atature, Rami Baglio, Elana Baziz,

Sarah Beatty, Jon Beer, Lisa Benson, Daniel Bilodeau,

John G. Birge, Nick Borelli, Dina Brodsky, Kelly Burke,

Kristina Cao, Adam Carnes, Miguel Carter-Fisher, Brian Dang,

Aliene De Souza Howell, Sebastian Deregibus, Bonnie De Witt,

Alexandra Evans, Megan Ewert, Brittany Fields,Shauna Finn,

Meg Franklin, Jeff Gess, Jeff Gipe, Elizabeth Glaessner,

Ernesto Gonzalez, David Gordon, Angela Gram, Nadene Grey,

Amber Haney, Kathleen Hayes, Ivy Hickham, Jacob Hicks,

Nicolas Holiber, Adam LaMothe, Gaetanne Lavoie, Eric Lotzer,

Cameron McCool, Michael Meadors, Tun Myaing, Lily Koto Olive,

Harold Ortiz, Tatiana Ortize-Rubio, Guno Park, Isaac Pelepko,

Rafael Perez, Kyle Phillips, Robert Plater, Alfred Rosenbluth,

Holly Ann Sailors, Sandra Sanchez, Amanda Scuglia,

Olivia Smith, Liz Squillace, Elliot Stokes, Kaitlyn Stubbs,

Olivia Swisher, Maria Teicher, Colin Tom, Taylor Vaught,

Hannah Wertheim, Ros Winner-Sterling, and Dan Woulfin


Kraine Gallery dares you to encounter THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT, a collection of twisted and grotesque contemporary art curated by Jacob Hicks and Kaitlyn Stubbs. These sixty-six emerging artists are out to creep and disturb with a glimpse into the darkness, straight out of a nightmare, hanging on our blood-red walls.

Opening one week before Halloween with a campy B-HORROR COSTUME PARTY, this is an East Village art experience you won’t want to miss. Come as your favorite low-budget monster, creepy creepster, vamp, or brain-eating zombie. Bring out the gore, wrap yourself in gauze, put on the trashy eye-liner, and pour on the fake blood.


Prize for Best B-Horror costume.
Halloween treats and mischief for all!
21+ ONLY

www.KraineGallery.com

老外 - Laowai - Foreigner Curated by: Cory Dixon

老外 - Laowai - Foreigner
Curated by: Cory Dixon

September 19th, 2012 through October 19th, 2012
Opening Reception: September 19th, 2012, 9pm till 11pm

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Featuring art by:
Nicolas Sanchez
Megan Ewert
Kristy Gordon
Wang Yi
Huang Zhe
Cory Dixon
Ian Cao
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Kraine Gallery is proud to present "老外 - Laowai - Foreigner,” a visual conversation started by seven emerging artists exploring cultural issues and personal narratives that span the globe from East to West. These artists - four from North America and three from China - met, shared studio space, found common ground, and exhibited together this past summer in Shanghai and Beijing. Join us as we welcome these artists back to New York City and see a new breadth of artwork they and their new colleagues created from seven thousand miles away.

Each piece in this exhibition is an intimate work that reflects a shared commitment to reexamining notions of individual and social life, as well as emphasizing the distinctly different approach each artist brings to their own discipline. Moving beyond borders, artists trained in the western tradition and their Chinese counterparts share a visual dialogue through a love of low tech, hand crafted, image based practices.



For more information, to arrange a private viewing, or to set up an interview contact:
KraineGallery@gmail.com