on view in the Grand Gallery 

Carlos Quintana - PHySIKA

March 1 - April 8 

Opening Reception: March 2, 6 -8 p.m.

Carlos Quintana is recognized as one of the most important figures in a new generation of Cuban artists. His recent exhibitions at the Vatican Museum, Palazzo della Cancelleria and the 2019 Biennale Venezia in the Palazzo Loredan have established his international reputation. Combining and hybridizing iconography of East and West, Quintana presents us with a feverish dreamlike universe where diversities and similarities appear to be magically suspended and balanced. Quintana’s knowing and masterful use of color enhances every aspect of his vision as does his strong yet understated skill in drawing that allows his figures to powerfully emerge with unnerving serenity from any surrounding chaos.

on view in the East Gallery 

Benefit Print Project - 10 Years and Counting

March 1 - April 6

Opening Reception: March 3, 6 - 8 p.m. 

This exhibition looks back at completed collaborations and forward to featuring new projects over the last two years for the first time. Benefit Print Project publishes editions and unique works of art in all media, from photography and graphic arts to ceramics and sculpture, and has completed collaborations with internationally acclaimed artists, such as El Anatsui, Herman Bas, Lynda Benglis, Olafur Eliasson, William Kentridge, Larry Poons, and Donald Sultan, since its inception in 2010. Artworks have been exhibited exclusively at galleries and museums internationally and are in the collections of Philadelphia Museum of Art, UBS Art Collection (NYC) and the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Image: El Anatsui, Black and Silver, 2018. Photo by Christopher Burke Studios

on view in the West Gallery 

Chellis Baird - The Touch of Red

March 21 - April 8 

Opening Reception: March 23, 6 - 8 p.m.

For the exhibition The Touch of Red, Chellis Baird explores the complex significance of the color red, expanding upon her signature techniques of sculpture, painting and textiles within the spectrum of the hue. Much like the versatility of Baird’s work, the color conjures a wide range of symbols, feelings and history, including the contrasting emotions of love and pain, as well as symbols such as good luck, war and seduction. The artist developed the red paint with local suppliers in New York and Georgia to create her chosen shades, and also developed her first metal and rosin works titled Serpentine and Flirt with the assistance of a foundry in Long Island City.

Image: Smile, 2021, Fabrics, plaster, wire and acrylic on birch panel

in the Project Room

Charles Johnstone - Endless Summer

March 1 - April 7

Opening Reception: March 1, 6 - 8 p.m.

Celebrated photographer Charles Johnstone returns to The National Arts Club with Endless Summer. The exhibition features Johnstone’s unique Polaroid style with scenes from New York, Florida and California.

Gallery Hours:

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Sunday

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