New York Cityscapes
This exhibition presents the work of local artists painting New York City landscapes. These artists live in and work between the Bronx, Manhattan and Queens, painting the familiar rooftops and industrial landscapes from their day-to-day experience, with an emphasis on the changes that the city is going through, both from the natural world and from ongoing construction. Gwyneth Leech's eight paintings show the evolution of the city through the view of the Midtown skyline between 2018 and 2023. In contrast to Leech's work, Valeri Larko's paintings focus on the interaction of the natural world with the urban landscapes of the Bronx: how industry interacts with the river and daylight creates strong shadows against the railway tracks. Sharon Florin’s paintings depict perspectives of cityscapes created through reflections on buildings throughout the city. Together these three artists give unique perspectives on the ever-changing landscape of New York City.