Transcendent Power of Elusive Beauty
- Artists: Sculptor Ella Kogan and Artist Murray Zimiles
- Duration: November 16 to December 17
- Venue: Victor Gallery, 232 E 59 Street, New York, NY 10022
The exhibition features a diverse range of sculptures by Ella Kogan, marked by their ethereal beauty and delicate intricacies, offering a contemplative journey into the essence of the elusive. Murray Zimiles, with his masterful techniques and thought-provoking concepts, adds a layer of depth to the exploration of beauty and mystery.
Ella Kogan:
Renowned artist Ella Kogan, born in Russia to painter Leonid Kogan, discovered her artistic calling early. From classical piano to an unexpected love for sculpture, her work challenges societal norms. With international exhibitions and features in leading publications, Kogan's powerful sculptures, inspired by everyday observations, captivate audiences worldwide. Based in New Jersey, she continues to create and will showcase her recent works at ARTEXPO New York 2017.
Ella Kogan
Murray Zimiles:
Born in 1941, Murray Zimiles joined Purchase College in 1977. With a BFA from the University of Illinois and an MFA from Cornell University, he is known for extensive exhibitions, including a major retrospective at the Neuberger Museum of Art in 2003. His impactful work, "The Book of Fire," is part of the Florida Holocaust Museum’s collection. Zimiles connects Jewish visual culture, evident in the influential 2007–08 exhibition, "Gilded Lions and Jeweled Horses," at the American Folk Art Museum. The exhibition's catalog earned him the 2007 National Jewish Book Award. Currently residing in Millerton, N.Y., Zimiles continues his distinguished career.
Murray Zimiles
Article by David Jager:
We are delighted to share an insightful article about Ella Kogan written by David Jager, an arts and culture writer based in New York City. David contributed to Toronto's NOW magazine for over a decade and continues to write for numerous other publications. He has also worked as a curator and received his PhD in philosophy from the University of Toronto in 2021. In this article, Jager provides a unique perspective on Ella Kogan's sculptural journey. You can read the full article on Whitehot Magazine here.
Victor Gallery extends an open invitation to art lovers to experience this celebration of sculptural and artistic expression at 232 E 59 Street, New York, NY 10022. The gallery is open every day, including weekends, from 10 am to 6 pm.
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