Napoleon Complexity – AFA Gallery

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Description

The tongue-in-cheek title conveys the juxtaposition of complex, technically virtuous artwork confined to a small physical space; much like the enormity and grandeur of Napoleon Bonaparte confined to a small physical form. The artists in the exhibition have accepted the challenge to express their complex artistic vision without the use of unlimited space.

AFA NYC »

54 Greene Street (at Broome)

New York, NY 10013

United States

Tel: t +1 212 226 7374

OPENING DATE & TIME

November 05, 2016

6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

ArtSlant: Napoleon Complexity

Reprinted from Artslant
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

November 3rd – November 30th

Napoleon Complexity
Wayne Anderson, Jean Pierre Arboleda, Anne Bachelier, Zoe Byland, Bill Carman, Simone Castrovillari, Sas Christian, Kinuko Y. Craft, Jason D’Aquino, Matt Dangler, Leontine Greenberg, Gris Grimly, Isabel, Jessica Joslin, Bats Langley, Craig LaRotonda, Michael O., Kathie Olivas, Kirk Reinert, Maria Rubinke, Samaras, Pierre Schmidt, Natalie Shau, Claudio Souza Pinto, Ryan Spiritas, Nathan Spoor, Heidi Taillefer, MacKenzie Thorpe, Hannah Yata, Mimi Yoon, Caroline Young
QUICK FACTS
Open hours
Mon-Sat, 10-7pm; Sun 11-6pm
Phone
2122267374
Cost
Free
DESCRIPTION

A landmark gallery in SoHo since 1984, AFA (formerly Animazing) began as an exhibition space specializing in conceptual animation art. Over time, we broadened that scope to include works by renowned Illustrators and pop culture commercial artists as well as fine artists. In 2012, in keeping with the momentum of our natural development and growth, we revamped the gallery’s program with new artists, exhibitions and endeavors and renamed it AFA (Animazing Fine Art).

At AFA, we are inspired by works that are layered with dark complexity and symbolism, indulging the senses and engaging the emotions. We exhibit paintings, drawings and sculpture created by important established and extraordinary emerging artists – including Tim Burton, Nicoletta Ceccoli, Tom Everhart, Daniel Merriam and Kirk Reinert. Our criteria are masterful technique, wild imagination and edgy subject matter. We strive to represent our  artists with savvy and passion in an environment that is enjoyable, informative and accessible.

Milan Gallery Benefit for Dallas Five

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The Dallas Morning News Reports Ryan Spiritas Donation To The Dallas Assist The Officer Foundation

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Donation Check Presented to Dallas Police Association from Artist Ryan Spiritas

Healing Blue: A Tribute to Dallas sold in the first 3 minutes, for an appreciable sum of money, to Dallas/Fort Worth couple Jana and Danny Freundlich. This past Saturday the Artist, the gallerist and the donors presented a check to Tony Castleberg of the Dallas Police’s Assist the Officer Foundation.

Dallas Police Association to Accept Donation Check from Artist

MEDIA OPPORTUNITY

SATURDAY:  JULY 23RD, 2016   3:30 PM CST

INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE:  CHECK PRESENTATION :  ARTWORK TRANSFER

VISUALS:  TONY CASTLEBERG, DALLAS POLICE ASSOCATION’S ASSIST THE OFFICERS FOUNDATION, ARTIST RYAN SPIRITAS, DONORS JANA & DANNY FREUNDLICH, GALLERIST TAL MILAN

MEDIA CONTACT:
Allison Zucker-Perelman, Relevant Communications,
561.715.9525   allison@relevantcommunications.net

Location:   Milan Gallery 505 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102

Dallas/Fort Worth  July 22nd, 2016:  Ryan Spiritas is a Dallas/Fort Worth born and bred Artist whose works have premiered to great acclaim throughout North America. Two weeks ago the events in Dallas rocked his world. He reacted to the events in the way an Artist reacts….he went to his studio and in four days straight he created  Healing Dallas:  A Tribute to Blue.  On Friday, July 15th,2016,  at the premiere VIP opening of his new Exhibition, the gallerist, Tal Milan, offered the piece for sale, with 100% of the proceeds donated to the Assist The Officer Foundation www.atodallas.org.

Healing Blue:  A Tribute to Dallas sold in the first 3 minutes, for an appreciable sum of money, to Dallas/Fort Worth couple Jana and Danny Freundlich.  The Artist, the gallerist and the donors will present a check to Tony Castleberg of the Dallas Police’s Assist the Officer Foundation at 3:30 pm CST on Saturday, July 23rd, 2016 at the gallery.

Healing Dallas - A Tribute to Blue

The piece was created by the Artist addressing the slain officers and unrest in Dallas. The Artist and the gallerist are committed to both aiding and healing the community in which they live and work. Spiritas has created an exact replica of the artwork that he will present to the Mayor and hopes to have it hang in City Hall, as a Commemorative in honor of the officers.

It is the expression of his love for his community and a tribute to the men & women if the Dallas Police force who put their well-being and their lives on the line each and every day.

As Chief Brown expressed his heartbreak over the loss of five fallen “Guardians of Freedom”, the City of Dallas mourns. Five families will not see their loved ones again, while the reasoning behind their loss goes beyond reason.

We owe it to the living to remember. The Dallas Police Department, on behalf of the Assist the Officer Foundation, will thank the Artist publicly for remembering them, with your prayers, with your support, with your contributions. Let us all move forward from this event strengthened, united and better for their sacrifice.

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Media: Organized Chaos: An Exhibition by the Modern Impressionist Artist Ryan Spiritas

Here is recent media for the upcoming exhibition.