our inaugural exhibitions in the new galleries

CELEBRATION! Works on Paper by National Arts Club Medal of Honor Recipients 
January 26 - February 25                          

Celebration! is a special exhibition celebrating recipients of The National Arts Club Medal of Honor for Fine Arts. Featured will be drawings and prints created by some of the most celebrated names in modern art including Will Barnet, Isabel Bishop, Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Salvador Dalí, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist, Ed Ruscha and more. Enhancing the show will be vintage photographs documenting the actual Medal of Honor events.

Image: Alexander Calder - Le Jardin Fantastique, Courtesy of Megan Scott

our inaugural exhibitions in the new galleries

Greg Goldberg: Perimeter Paintings 
January 26 - March 31                                                   

Greg Goldberg (American, b. 1973) distills light and color, two basic elements of painting, into open-ended visual narratives. Presented in this exhibition, for the first time, is Goldberg’s latest series, which uses the boundary of the canvas as a starting off point for determining the structure of the composition. Evolving over many months, the paintings develop an internal logic as they react to the changing light of each day. The architectonic order is composed of gestural marks and sensual hues in which individual, sequential relationships gradually form a complex, tight knit web. Both meditative and dramatic, the paintings are a visual history of this accretion through time. 
    A native New Yorker, Goldberg’s paintings have been included in exhibitions at James Barron Art, Kent, CT and Artists Space, New York, NY, among others. Goldberg’s works are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, Estee Lauder Foundation, and numerous other private collections. In 2014, he was commissioned to create a series of seven large-scale paintings for One World Trade Center.

Image: Perimeter Painting #4, 2018 - 2019  11/29 6/17

our inaugural exhibitions in the new galleries

in the Project Room: "99 Cents Dream" Photographs by Graham MacIndoe
January 26 - February 25                                                   

These photographs were primarily taken in New York City since March 2020, when the pandemic changed our lives practically overnight. I took the opportunity to venture out into different parts of the city and was captivated by the quietness of the streets, the feeling of isolation, and people walking through the unfamiliar landscape of shuttered stores and restaurants. The estrangement of human interaction I often saw and felt made me see the city and its inhabitants differently. Things I may not have noticed before, like gestures, graffiti and shadows, became more pronounced because of the mostly empty sidewalks and streets. Many of the scenes I encountered brought to mind the book Lanark by the Scottish author Alisdair Gray, which in part describes a city and its disappearing residents. These pictures are about displacement and a lack of belonging and a feeling that something is not quite right, which of course was the case before COVID-19 arrived.

For a complete selection of the photographs in this series as well as Graham's other work, please visit his website at www.grahammacindoe.com.

And on view in the GRAND GALLERY

MORE ... from our Permanent Collection

January 26 - February 25                          

The enthusiastic response to this fall’s Permanent Collection exhibit has inspired us to share more surprises found in this NAC  treasure. Portraits , landscapes and a few contemporary accents will warm the Grand Gallery through the winter’s cold! A perfect time to schedule a visit to the Clubhouse.

Until further notice all exhibitions are by reservation only.

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