Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson VIDEO 1

Time-lapse video of exhibition Max Estenger: 1991-2016 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson. Mid-career survey of 25 years of art making by the New York-based artist. Curated by Jocko Weyland MOCA Tucson.

"Geometries" at John Molloy Gallery, New York City January 14-Feb. 27, 2016

Red, White and Black (2014) oil on canvas, wood and steel 24 x 12" three panels
along with Native American Plains Indians Parfleches circa 1880s

With the great American painter Mary Jones in front of Bolotowskly

Two X paintings on steel 

                                                 

"Learning to See Color." University of Denver Art Museum, January 14-March, 2016

OSHA White, Blue & Orange 1995 oil on raw canvas, stainless steel and polyvinyl
69x50x3" (6 panels)

"Learning to See Color," is a big group exhibition at The Vicki Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver Art  Museum.  The exhibition is co-curated by Vicki Myhren Gallery Director and Adjunct Instructor of Drawing and Color Theory Jeffrey Keith. The artists included Josef Albers, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, and contemporaries like Rachel Lachowitz and Kehinde Wiley. The curators selected an OSHA Series painting 1994-1995.  http://vicki-myhren gallery.edu/2016/01/07learning 

Ryan Bevilaqua's Le Garage Delray, Florida

Ryan Bevilaqua of Loft 594 fame in Bushwick is now heading up operations down in South Florida at the Le Garage gallery in Delray Beach, Florida. The inaugural show is entitled "In the Beginning...The story of the Big Bang." It opened November 6 and runs through December 10th. I'm very pleased to be a part of this show with three paintings and to be in a show that includes Edmund Campos who did the wonderful concrete painting that is sandwiched in between two of my works above.

Le Garage is part of the growing scene that was spearheaded by the Gavlak Gallery in Palm Beach. Best of luck to Ryan and his crew!

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Red and White 2015 Oil-based spray paint on raw canvas and stainless steel; polyvinyl over wood  36 × 16 in

Twenty Seven II 2006 acrylic on canvas 14 x 65" 

Blue 2015 Oil-based spray paint on raw canvas 14x22"

New York Times, October 11, 2015

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/11/realestate/cypress-hills-brooklyn-art-space.html?_r=0

A Bed and an Easel Under One Roof

     THE BUYER Max Estenger's paintings hang in his living room in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.Credit      Uli Seit for The New York Times

Max Estenger @Rumba extended thru Feb. 14

Saturday night's opening at Kimba Hill's rumba space in Santa Monica was a great start to the exhibition of new paintings by Steven Van Nort and me. The show runs through December 12 and the gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday 10-6.  Here are some photos from the reception and the installation.

With Steven Van Nort at the opening reception

Yellow and White 2014
Oi-based spray paint on stainless steel and canvas
45 x 36" five panels

Installation view in the white room

Red and White 2014
Oil-based spray paint on stainless steel and wood panel
12 x 24" two panels

Blue (Triangle) 2014
Oil-based spray paint on stainless steel and wood panel
52 x 40" six panels

Red and White 2014
Oi-based spray paint on canvas and stainless steel
36 x 45" five panels

Black (Square) 2014
Oil-based spray paint on canvas and poly-vinyl
54 x 36" three panels

A majestic 8-foot Steven Van Nort painting 

Black and Yellow 2014
Oil-based spray paint on steel and canvas; poly-vinyl over wood
67 x 30" three panels

Max Estenger Oct. 18-Dec 12 Santa Monica

Max Estenger BLUE 2014
Flashe vinyl on canvas, poly-vinyl, steel
52 x 40" (six panels)

Hey everyone, I wanted to invite all of you to my upcoming show at Kimba Hill's rumba in Santa Monica from October 18-December 12. The exhibition is entitled DIGITAL and will also include paintings by the wonderful LA-based painter Steven Van Nort. Rumba is open Mon-Sat. 10AM to 6 PM in Santa Monica.  http://kimbahills.com/d-i-g-i-t-a-l-opens-at-rumba-on-october-18th/