AMSTERDAM WHITNEY GALLERY, 531 West 25th Street, Chelsea, New York City, located on the Ground Floor, is proud to showcase in its exhilarating AUGUST 28-SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 exhibition, leading Contemporary Master Artists whose works explore the abstract, figurative and natural worlds, exalting the realm of the aesthetic through brilliant coloration and dazzling form.
This specially curated exhibition and “Chelsea Roaring 1920’s ~ Great Gatsby” Gala Champagne Reception on Saturday, September 7th from 3:00-5:00 p.m, at our beautiful Ground Floor Gallery, inaugurates the Opening of the Chelsea Fall Art Season and offers an exuberant visual synthesis of abstract, figurative, photographic, landscape and floral compositions which assiduously captures the senses of both art acquisitors and art aficionados alike with its scintillating regeneration of the visual realm.
Pulsating with dynamic synergy and mesmerizing artistic creativity, these artists’ sophisticated, eclectic and joyful representations of the world shine the spotlight on a universal artistic language. Compelling, lively and emotive, the artworks resonate through the medium of our shared humanity by celebrating the human spirit and connecting with fundamental aspects of identity.
ARTiculations of the ARTissimo explores the global legacy of the abstract world and provides a visual syntax of non-objective expression from the viewpoints of three artists. Their unique sense of modernistic individualism and heightened emotional responses to the universe is filtered through their expressive abstract perception and visceral imagination. Passionately responding to the sublimity of the universe, they invite the viewers to experience newly redefined visions, carefully highlighted by magnificent color and masterful renderings.
Exploring the tensions between order and chaos and between free form and precision, California architect and artist LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG’s multimedia artwork illuminates a pure aesthetic which ignites creativity and accolades, while probing how a multitude of layers reveal inner thought and meanings.
View more of Lawrence Armstrong’s artwork here