Mary Carlson News

Head to Williamsburg tonight, June 8 for extended hours at local galleries showcasing work that crosses many mediums. Make sure to stop by Like the Spice for '224: A Group Exhibition,' their final show at their current location on Roebling Street. This group exhibition will be 'a look back at the past as they look towards the future of Like the Spice Gallery.' Don't miss 'Spectrum Vision' at Reverse, an exhibtion curated by AD Projects and featuring the work of seven young artists. Full details below!

Head to Williamsburg Friday, June 8 for extended hours at local galleries showcasing work that crosses many mediums. Make sure to stop by Like the Spice for '224: A Group Exhibition,' their final show at their current location on Roebling Street. This group exhibition will be 'a look back at the past as they look towards the future of Like the Spice Gallery.' Don't miss 'Spectrum Vision' at Reverse, an exhibtion curated by AD Projects and featuring the work of seven young artists. Full details below!

Chinese-American sculptor Ming Fay brings a naturalist's eye for detail to his relentless inquiry into the meaning of organic forms. A tireless cataloger of the shapes and symbols of the botanical world, he moves beyond mere observation and depiction to create installations that capture both the anxiety and the euphoria contained in the encounter between man and his environment. Using a wide range of media and techniques, he works to decipher the coded messages that pass between humankind and nature, and back again.

Lesley Heller Workspace is pleased to present Cognitive Unconscious featuring the work of Mary Carlson, Seth Michael Forman, Nick Ghiz, Charlotte Schulz and Charles Yuen at the lesley heller workspace, 54 Orchard Street, New York NY. Visit www.lesleyheller.com for more information.

Chinese-American sculptor Ming Fay brings a naturalist's eye for detail to his relentless inquiry into the meaning of organic forms. A tireless cataloger of the shapes and symbols of the botanical world, he moves beyond mere observation and depiction to create installations that capture both the anxiety and the euphoria contained in the encounter between man and his environment. Using a wide range of media and techniques, he works to decipher the coded messages that pass between humankind and nature, and back again.

Lesley Heller Workspace is pleased to present Cognitive Unconscious featuring the work of Mary Carlson, Seth Michael Forman, Nick Ghiz, Charlotte Schulz and Charles Yuen at the lesley heller workspace, 54 Orchard Street, New York NY. Visit www.lesleyheller.com for more information.

Chinese-American sculptor Ming Fay brings a naturalist's eye for detail to his relentless inquiry into the meaning of organic forms. A tireless cataloger of the shapes and symbols of the botanical world, he moves beyond mere observation and depiction to create installations that capture both the anxiety and the euphoria contained in the encounter between man and his environment. Using a wide range of media and techniques, he works to decipher the coded messages that pass between humankind and nature, and back again.

Lesley Heller Workspace is pleased to present Cognitive Unconscious featuring the work of Mary Carlson, Seth Michael Forman, Nick Ghiz, Charlotte Schulz and Charles Yuen at the lesley heller workspace, 54 Orchard Street, New York NY. Visit www.lesleyheller.com for more information.