Photo Flash: Sneak Peek at Gallery Henoch's Openings

John Evans' opening at the gallery last week had a spectacular turnout. If you missed the opening and haven't seen the show, there's still time. The exhibition runs through November 2nd.

Fans of water-themed work are in luck: Chris Armstrong and Eric Zener both have new paintings in the gallery. Armstrong pins the violence of the sea against a placid blue sky in White Lightening, while Zener's seemingly gravity defying figure inArchway points to the meditative calm that can be found beneath the surface of the water.

Upcoming at Gallery Henoch: New York City is the muse and model for many of the world's strongest representational artists. Inspired by their surroundings, the artists capture the street life, architecture and energy of the city.

The curated group show includes work by Richard Combes, Max Ferguson, Vincent Giarrano, Robert C. Jackson, Bertrand Meniel, Simon Nicholas, Alexandra Pacula, Raphaella Spence, and Sharon Sprung.And upcoming at Gallery Henoch: New York City is the muse and model for many of the world's strongest representational artists. Inspired by their surroundings, the artists capture the street life, architecture and energy of the city.

November 7 - December 7, 2013
OPENING RECEPTION: Thursday, November 7, 6-8 PM

BEACH NEAR MY SISTER, Oil on Canvas, 62" x 42"

STOP, Oil on Canvas, 72" x 50"

I AM THERE NOT THERE, Oil on Canvas, 60" x 72" (Installation view)

Chris Armstrong, WHITE LIGHTNING, Oil on Canvas, 52" x 44"

Eric Zener, ARCHWAY, Oil on Canvas, 54" x 60"

Alexandra Pacula ARDENT PHENOMENON, Oil on Canvas, 90" x 108"