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  • Federico Herrero’s Proyectos Monclova

    Federico Herrero: Proyectos Monclova Artforum, by Chris Sharp Costa Rican artist Federico Herrero’s solo exhibition “Letters and Volumes” is a refreshingly light read on the subject of painting—a light read that is, however, not devoid of a solid measure of complexity. For the artist’s first show at this gallery, he has occupied both levels of the […]

  • Coming Full Circle

    I met Radcliffe Bailey in 1996 at a pivotal moment in both of our careers. I was 23 and he was 28. I was working in my first gallery job in NYC at the prominent David Beitzel Gallery in Soho and Radcliffe was having his first solo exhibition in NY in his young twenties with […]

  • Neil Anderson featured in the Artblog

    Painting abstraction in three different ways at Bridgette Mayer By Alison McMenamin The current three-some of painters at Bridgette Mayer Gallery ask how many ways a painting can be abstract. Works in the large galleries pair Leslie Wayne’s small sculptural paintings and Neil Anderson’s large lyrical topographies. While Wayne is interested in using paint as […]

  • Neil Anderson featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer

    Abstract Paintings Focused on Nature: Paintings by Neil Anderson By Victoria Donohoe.   Read the full article here.

  • Neil Anderson’s work featured at Temple University’s Fox School of Business

    In 2009-2010, Bridgette Mayer Gallery placed over 200 original artworks by 27 artists throughout Alter Hall at Temple University’s Fox School of Business. On the occasion of the University’s Art Collection Dedication on October 13, 2010, the Gallery produced a fully illustrated catalogue of the artworks in the Collection. Please contact the gallery for information […]

  • Neil Anderson in ARTnews’s Inside the Artist Studio

    Read the full article here.

  • PMA acquires Neil Anderson’s Painting

    Bridgette Mayer Gallery is pleased to announce that Neil Anderson’s work Apollo 3 (2010, Oil on Linen, 48 x 96″) has been acquired by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and is now represented in their permanent collection.

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