The new kids on the block, The Lodge is a sleek, but friendly gallery tucked away on the fringes of Chinatown at 131 Chrystie Street. Barely a month old, The Lodge launched its Artist Salon series amidst their inaugural exhibit, Die Wunderkammer; Objects of Virtue, on Thursday. The talk was wonderful, but the art–especially centerstage pieces by Dennis McNett and Kate Clark–was eye catching to say the least.
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Curated by Jason Patrick Voegele and Keith Schweitzer, Die Wunderkammer; Objects of Virtue is a fairly eclectic collection of pieces from various artists including Paul Brainard, who we had the privilege of speaking to after he participated in the artist parlor with Hayley McCulloch. Die Wunderkammer; Objects of Virtue will be on display The Lodge through May 1st, 2013.
Artwork by Paul Brainard. (NaShish Scott/Quiet Lunch Magazine.)
Artwork by Dennis McNett. (NaShish Scott/Quiet Lunch Magazine.)
Artwork by Dennis McNett. (NaShish Scott/Quiet Lunch Magazine.)
Artwork by Hayley McCulloch. (NaShish Scott/Quiet Lunch Magazine.)
Artwork by Hayley McCulloch. (NaShish Scott/Quiet Lunch Magazine.)
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Artwork by Sigrid Sarda.
Artwork by Sigrid Sarda.
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Artwork by Kate Clark.
Artwork by Madeline Von Foerster.
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