Steve Mills

Hosted by Tony Award-winner Jane Krakowski, Tectonic Theater Project’s annual benefit, A Tectonic Cabaret, will take place on Monday, October 2, 2023 with a cocktail hour at 6:30 PM and performances at 7:30 PM at Sony Hall. Learn how to purchase tickets!

MCC Theater announced today the launch of a matching gift challenge made possible by The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust.

Visit us in Booth 215 to see new paintings by your favorite Gallery Henoch artists, including John Evans, Eric Zener, Janet Rickus, David Kassan, Susan Goldsmith, Steve Mills, Alexandra Pacula, Robert Jackson, Sharon Sprung, Chris Armstrong, Steve Smulka, Gary Ruddell, Todd Kenyon, Patricia Traub, Eric Wert, Samuel Hung, Sally Fama Cochrane, Trey Friedman, and more.  

Visit us in Booth 215 to see new paintings by your favorite Gallery Henoch artists, including John Evans, Eric Zener, Janet Rickus, David Kassan, Susan Goldsmith, Steve Mills, Alexandra Pacula, Robert Jackson, Sharon Sprung, Chris Armstrong, Steve Smulka, Gary Ruddell, Todd Kenyon, Patricia Traub, Eric Wert, Samuel Hung, Sally Fama Cochrane, Trey Friedman, and more.  

Mills utilizes strong light to cast rolling shadows. The shadows guide us through a rather complex stack of jostled papers. The effect is an inverse use of Chiaroscuro (an Italian word that roughly translates to 'light and dark'). An early use of chiaroscuro is seen in the works of Caravaggio during the late 16th century. Caravaggio employed deep, dark (often black or brown hued) backgrounds in contrast to his figures which he lit from a single bright candle. The spotlight effect created high drama - in our gallery, Patricia Traub's excellent animal paintings utilize chiaroscuro in the Caravaggio manner.  Steve Mills understands the value of this dramatic effect, and in a cunning twist, he reverses the roles of light and dark bring the use of chiaroscuro into his own terms. In STRONG DOLLAR the subject is surrounded in light allowing the shadow to float centrally in the piece. Very few painters have rendered compositions with this strategy. Mills does it to perfection.

Please join us tomorrow, Thursday, November 5th, from 6-8 PM for the opening reception of Still Life, a group show featuring paintings by Olga Antonova, Daniel Greene, Samuel Hung, Robert Jackson, Steve Mills, Janet Rickus, Sharon Sprung, & Eric Wert. The show runs November 5 - 28, 2015.

The Holiday Group Show is a great time for us to showcase the different artists at the gallery. Today we highlight three painters on our front wall. Sharon Sprung's new painting Fringe just arrived at the gallery this week. David Graeme Baker's Leap Day, along with two other new paintings by Baker, marks the first time in two years that new Bakers have been available in the gallery. Robert Jackson's Props was a favorite from his recent solo show at the gallery.

The summer group show has entered its last month, just in time for Todd Kenyon's two new paintings. Kenyon specializes in big canvases of beach and sky. The surf never looked so good as in Ocean Road Beach Bridgehampton by Kenyon.

The works exhibited in this summer group show comprise a wide diversity of styles and subject matter but are focused on painting. These artists stand out for their imagination and distinctive personal approach. All reflect Gallery Henoch's commitment to an art based on individual, subjective style and sensibility.

Gallery Henoch is pleased to participate in Art Miami - CONTEXT. Five painters have spent the last part of the year making works that will exhibit at the fair. Below are the first 3 paintings available for preview. These works, along with many others, will be on exhibit in our booth.

Gallery Henoch is pleased to participate in Art Miami - CONTEXT. Five painters have spent the last part of the year making works that will exhibit at the fair. Below are the first 3 paintings available for preview. These works, along with many others, will be on exhibit in our booth.

CABARET GOURMET -- the Obie Award-winning Play Company's annual benefit that combines gourmet foods from top NYC restaurants with an evening of first-rate entertainment -- will be presented this year tonight, April 22, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the American Airlines Theater Penthouse (227 W. 42 St.) with the Tony Award-nominated actor Daniel Breaker (PASSING STRANGE) featured as the event's host and performer.

CABARET GOURMET -- the Obie Award-winning Play Company's annual benefit that combines gourmet foods from top NYC restaurants with an evening of first-rate entertainment -- will be presented this year on April 22, 2013 at 7:00 pm at the American Airlines Theater Penthouse (227 W. 42 St.) with the Tony Award-nominated actor Daniel Breaker (PASSING STRANGE) featured as the event's host and performer.

Gallery Henoch presents new workds from Sharon Sprung (FIGURES), Canyon Castator (YOU DESERVE TO BE CONFUSED), Steve Mills (NEW WSJ), John Evans (BOTANIC POOLS), Richard Combes and Robert Jackson. Check out the pieces below.

Gallery Henoch is pleased to open an exhibition of 20 painters. In this show they highlight the extensive strength of the gallery paradigm that is their focus on representational painters who stand out for their imagination and distinctive personal approach.

Gallery Henoch will represent paintings by Patricia Traub. For several decades, Patricia has concerned herself with the tenuous relationship between humans and animals.

On March 8, 2010, the award-winning The Play Company will present its annual Cabaret Gourmet Gala. In an evening billed as a celebration of food and entertainment, New York City's finest chefs will sample dishes from their restaurants to performances by entertainment's most exciting talent. A silent auction, now open online, will conclude the evening. The event will take place at the American Airline's Theatre Penthouse in Times Square from 7:00pm - 9:30pm.

Off-Broadway's The Play Company brings together some of NYC's top chefs and theater artists for its sixth annual gala CABARET GOURMET 2009 -- a unique evening hosted by Broadway's Richard Kind (THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE and THE PRODUCERS) and featuring musical entertainment by cabaret legend Karen Akers (NINE and GRAND HOTEL), along with savory and sweet dishes prepared by chefs from several of the city's most celebrated restaurants -- on Monday, April 27 at 7 p.m. at the American Airlines Theatre Penthouse (227 West 42nd Street) in Manhattan.

Off-Broadway's The Play Company brings together some of NYC's top chefs and theater artists for its sixth annual gala CABARET GOURMET 2009 -- a unique evening hosted by Broadway's Richard Kind (THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE and THE PRODUCERS) and featuring musical entertainment by cabaret legend Karen Akers (NINE and GRAND HOTEL), along with savory and sweet dishes prepared by chefs from several of the city's most celebrated restaurants -- on Monday, April 27 at 7 p.m. at the American Airlines Theatre Penthouse (227 West 42nd Street) in Manhattan.