Pictor Gallery Inspires Creative Dialogue Through Art Shows and Events

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NEW YORK, NY -- Pictor Gallery is thrilled to announce its upcoming exhibition, featuring two distinct showcases: "We Are All the Children of the Ancestors" by Jide Ojo in Gallery I, and "Memories" by Denise Adler, Cindy Bernier, Ralph Julius, and Robert L. Pepper in Gallery II. The exhibition will run from May 23rd to June 17th, 2023, at Pictor Gallery, located at 547 West 27th Street, Suite 204, New York, NY 10001.

The opening reception will take place on May 25th, from 6 to 8 pm, offering art enthusiasts and collectors a unique opportunity to engage with the artists and experience the thought-provoking works firsthand. Additionally, a special Salon event will be held on June 8th, from 6 to 8 pm, allowing visitors to delve deeper into the themes and inspiration behind the exhibition.

Gallery I: "We Are All the Children of the Ancestors" by Jide Ojo

Jide Ojo, a visionary artist known for his profound wit, presents a collection of astonishingly beautiful art in Gallery I. Ojo's artwork is composed of bits and pieces of the urban landscape, reimagining debris as a historical narrative of mankind. His masterpieces reflect the belief that we are all connected as "Children of the Ancestors."

Gallery II: "Memories" by Denise Adler, Cindy Bernier, Ralph Julius, and Robert L. Pepper

Gallery II showcases the evocative works of four talented artists, each exploring the theme of memories in their unique style. Artists include:

  • Denise Adler: Adler’s work captures the fragile nature of life and the emotional impact of the past on the present. Through her portraits and dreamscapes, she presents an unsettled view of the world, infused with subtle amusement and innate feminism.
  • Cindy Bernier: Bernier’s vibrant paintings reflect her memories of Woodstock, embodying a mix of love, energy, and communal movement. In her artwork titled "Body Memory," she explores the physical energy of movement and its continuous influence on her thoughts.
  • Ralph Julius: Julius’ paintings transport viewers to familiar locations upstate in Newburgh and near his home in Brooklyn. By transforming color palettes, he enhances the viewer's experience and offers a fresh perspective on these locales.
  • Robert L. Pepper: Pepper’s artwork features intertwining and interacting forms, inspired by tribal designs, ancient texts, and occult symbolism. Notably, his portraits serve as physiological maps of silent film stars from the early 20th century.

The exhibition at Pictor Gallery promises to captivate visitors with its diverse and thought-provoking collection of art. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the artists, gain insights into their creative processes, and explore the power of memories and ancestral connections.

For more information about the exhibition and the featured artists, please visit the Pictor Gallery website at www.pictorgallery.com or contact the gallery at (212) 837-2870.

About Pictor Gallery

Pictor Gallery is a fine art gallery located in the Landmark Arts Building in New York City’s Chelsea Gallery District. Pictor’s mission is to encourage and promote creative efforts. We do so through art shows and events focused on inspiring and engaging the art-seeking public in meaningful conversation.

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