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Kesting Gallery is located in the Meat Packing District of New York City.
Our emphasis is Contemporary figurative art. the gallery is dedicated to the memory of Lincoln Capla 1969 - 2006 and we try to exmplify the style and collection of artwork he enjoyed.
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Kesting Gallery Presents: As digital modern communication lays the foundation for our new relationships, has the unique touch and feel of personal contact grown tired from public space and retreated to the bedrooms of our adult population? With the addition of words like "unfriend" and "sexting" to our vocabulary, is it possible to capture human emotion through digital expression? The unique though now very private human touch in our digital age is explored in Donna Cleary's "The X Spot" an exhibition of cross hatched charcoal drawings. "The X Spot clearly parlays a direct link between the X generation and the new human interaction that has been birthed with it." states gallery director David Kesting. "In this exhibition Donna Cleary uses a classical approach to figurative illustration to dialog the intimacy promised in online dating testimonials." more... |
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Kesting Gallery Presents: Leo Kesting Gallery is delighted to welcome artist Nicholas Forker for his first solo exhibition with the gallery. This short run exhibition "Divide and Conquer" features Forker's latest illustrative creations using rendering and collage as representation of our times, past and present. Just as our generation is a cultural pastiche taking identity from previous ones, Forker’s pieces borrow imagery and history from photographs and popular print matter from previous decades. more... |
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NY 2010 – Pier 66 at 26th St in Hudson River Park NY, NY 10011 New York (January 13, 2010) – Fountain New York, the alternative art exhibition known for presenting cutting-edge and independent art galleries, sets up shop at Pier 66 for its latest installment during the Armory this March 4 – 7. Fountain is a guerrilla-style art event, dubbed by many as the “Anti Art Fair” for its brash, off-the-wall offerings of non-traditional art exhibitions in the art fair environment.more... |
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