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Sep 12 - Nov 08 2024 - 23 days left

In the C24 Gallery Atrium, we will be presenting Make It Or Break It, a group exhibition of artwork created by artists who are also seasoned curators. Developed in conversation and collaboration between long-time colleagues and friends David C. Terry and D. Dominick Lombardi, both artists as well as curators, the show brings together the work of seven skilled artists whose curatorial careers lend additional depth to their artistic vision. Make It Or Break It features the work of Dan Cameron, Sally Curcio, Matthew Deleget, Michelle Grabner, Richard Klein, D. Dominick Lombardi and Yohanna M. Roa. The selections in this exhibition share a common attention to the passage of time and our relationship with the past through multiple media, including the use of found objects and the assemblage of materials that evoke both nostalgia as well as a re-examination of history, context, and culture.

Sep 12 - Nov 08 2024 - 23 days left

C24 Gallery is pleased to present Lost and Found, the second solo exhibition of new works by acclaimed photographer Marie Tomanova. In addition to photographs, for the first time in ten years, the artist will also present her paintings. With this new body of work, the artist makes a significant shift into self-portraiture. Tomanova was formally trained in her native Czech Republic, where she received a Masters in Painting. Leaving painting behind, she moved to New York City. With a new found focus on photography, she became internationally recognized for her series of candid images of young people, publishing two acclaimed books, Young American and New York New York. The photographs in Lost and Found are selections from her 2022 series, Three Empty Weeks in July, wherein she created a self-portrait nearly every day for a full year. Similarly, her paintings are also composed self-portraits, this time derived wholly from her imagination. Together, the works are a compelling meditation on the passage of time, personal growth, and identity, reflected through the changing context of two complementary mediums. As part of Tomanova’s ongoing exploration of representations of self, this collection is her most revealing and vulnerable body of work to date.