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Featured: 7 Art Galleries You Should Be Following on Instagram
“Get ready to let out a few 'ooohs' and 'aaahs' when scrolling through New York City-based Jenn Singer Gallery’s beautifully-curated feed of minimalist teaser images.”
Featured: This Artist Mixes Pastel Clouds, Neon Rays and Words that Matter to Create Dreams (Title translated from Spanish)
“La obra de @dovneon [David Stenbeck] va directa a favoritos.”
Review: In Art, a Terminally-Ill Artist Finds Infinity
“Like Bourgeois, Andres' sculptures are autobiographical. They don’t shy away from trauma; they face it head on and implicate the viewer in the tragedy. A contemporary memento mori, these images capture the artist’s suffering but also invite self-reflection. Through her visual storytelling, one is forced to reconcile with their own body and its mortality.”
Featured: Best of Contemporary Art 2015
“It sure did make an impression, namely on wood panel and canvas utilizing special and meaningful objects dipped in paint then pushed down to leave ghostly images and wisps of created specters that haunt beautifully. To sacrifice said item to create art is the cathartic birthing pain to churn out such works. With each one an artist dies a little in the hopes of living eternally.”
SCOPE Art Fair Review: Scope So Male
“New gallery Jenn Singer Gallery wowed me at her 1st Scope show with paintings by Moroccan/Israeli artist Miriam Cabessa who represented Israel at the Venice Biennale in 1997. Ms. Singer said she reps mostly female artists...”
Featured: 5 Visionary Shows To See This Spring - Daniel Maidman's Muses: Part 1. Manou
“Maidman’s simple graphite drawings speak a truth about his experience and bear no artifice in a simple haiku of a twist, a turn, an entanglement, that returns us to a moment, a breath, a gesture of natural and unselfconscious being.”
“In these new paintings, he deftly uses his passion for color as a prolific language to jolt us into facing one possible path of our shared uncertain future: a world so distracted by technology that humans have mindlessly pushed virtually all animals into eternal extinction, forever changing our earth.”
Featured: Juan Travieso’s “Little Robot [Future Loading] ” at Jenn Singer Gallery
“For “Little Robot [Future Loading]” Travieso uses his deep passion for color to explore ideas of a not-too-distant landscape where our society’s love of technology has caused the extinction of almost all wildlife in the world. To express these ideas, Travieso takes on the identity of a young boy - Little Robot - in a technicolor future, viewing digital recreations of creatures long gone resulting in the incredible work you see above.”
Interview: A Unique Eye Toward Curation at Jenn Singer Gallery
“Upon opening her doors, Singer, a gallery owner and curator brought a unique approach to the art world. Trained as a dancer, Singer’s exhibitions are thoughtfully choreographed, inviting, and provocative.”
“…a show of her new work currently on view at the just opened at Jenn Singer Gallery in New York foregrounds the artist’s works on canvas. ‘Moves Moves’, an exhibition of seven paintings, puts the emphasis on Finley’s abstractions — whose round forms call to mind Sonia Delaunay for a digital age”
Review: Jenn Singer Gallery's Winter Salon
“Joseph Adolphe’s figurative oils and charcoal on paper have an old world master quality, juxtaposed with an expressionist looseness of line and brush. Miriam Cabessa returns to the gallery with a single mixed media abstraction incorporating a Turner painting dramatically peeking out of the corner of her black & gold canvas. Figurative painter Daniel Maidman’s elegant reclining nude captures us with her alluring, emotional gaze, while emerging artist Timothy Wilson’s abstractions lend mystery and intrigue to the show with his ghostly figures and hollowed interiors.”
Polly Guerin Review: MODERN SUMMER: ABEX+
“One of my cultural finds this summer is the Jenn Singer Gallery, a boutique bijoux of a small space, masterminded by the petite gallery owner Jenn Singer. The gallery may be modest but it offers art on a grand scale---works on canvas and paper by some of today's most Influential Abstract Expressionists--hand picked from an important private collection in New York City.”
Interview: Jenn Singer Gallery Celebrates its 5th Year
“I met Jenn Singer several years ago at a gallery in Chelsea, Manhattan. She struck me as a warm, personable and professional individual with a genuine passion for the arts and a natural ability to engage with people, particularly prospective buyers. It is no surprise she celebrates 5 years of running her gallery…”
Review: Winter Salon - Joseph Adolphe, Miriam Cabessa, Daniel Maidman & Timothy Wilson
“As selected and arranged by Jenn Singer, the works from these four artists confront and respond to one another, taking up and developing formal and psychological motifs...Presented in the narrow confines of Jenn Singer Gallery, these pieces open a wide panorama of artistic possibilities, and a taste of the broad range of emotions art is capable of evoking.”
“...we were suddenly in a very unique, vivacious, visceral space unlike any other gallery in New York...There are an estimated 500 – 600 galleries in New York. Jenn Singer has taken a quantum leap into this matrix because she offers an experience at her gallery informed by Southern hospitality that is unusual for this city...Walk down that small, magical staircase soon.”
Featured: 7 Fantastic Places to Find Art Online
“Jenn Singer Gallery is the destination of choice for global art from a woman's perspective. Named for it's owner, the delightful Jenn Singer, the gallery boasts a highly curated selection of works across a variety of media including paintings, collages and fine art drawings.
Featured: Into the Wild: Michelle Rogers: Tender Alchemy Opens at Jenn Singer Gallery
“When Italy’s fabled Doria Pamphilj family set out to have a portrait painted in 2012, their choice of artist was sure to bring someone into rarefied company. As Roman aristocrats and custodians of one of Italy’s most lavish palazzos – as well as a vast art collection including works by the likes of Caravaggio, Raphael, and Velázquez – their portrait was something for the annals of art history. For this plum commission, they turned to softly-spoken Irish painter Michelle Rogers....”
Review: Kaylin Andres at Jenn Singer Gallery
“Andres, informed by her condition and ideas, reached out into the vast darkness of unexpressed images, and a perfect image of her condition and ideas reached back to her. They grasped one another’s hands, and she coaxed it from that blind dream world into our own...Other artists will have the opportunity to make larger bodies of work...She has only the one chance — but she’s gotten it right.”
Featured: Juan Travieso Debuts His Futuristic Paintings of Nature in NY
“Travieso recently made his debut in New York with….‘Little Robot [Future Loading]’ at Jenn Singer Gallery…represented in cubic, abstract forms that [intertwine with] images of creatures like gorillas and numerous birds. Looking over them is a portrait of an innocent looking young boy, the Little Robot, who shares in their doomed future.”
Artist Feature: Before + After: A Disheveled Brooklyn Living Room Gets Some Much Needed Love
“On the dining room wall, a piece called "Gold #2," by [Brooklyn] artist Valincy-Jean Patelli, mimics the gold side tables and brings Jodi's love of art home.”
Must-See Feature: Frieze Week Parties, Openings, and Events, in a Nutshell
“Pixan Paths // Higher Roads” at Jenn Singer Gallery The opening of Emily Weiskopf’s show of painted plaster frescoes, embedded with stones, shells, and other organic materials collected by the artist, doubles as a one-year anniversary party for Jenn Singer Gallery.”
Review: Diagnosed With Rare Terminal Cancer, Artist Finds Acceptance Through Art
“Andres’ “Viaticum” is soft and quiet, hopeful and at times even humorous, a depiction of what life looks like when the end is in sight. Through her self-portraits, Andres depicts a human being with one foot in the physical world, another in a spiritual dimension, art bridging the space between.”