Visual Arts Mentor, David Humphrey in Solo Exhibition 'Recent Paintings'

Visual Arts Mentor David Humphrey has a solo exhibition of his newest paintings at Pamela Salisbury Gallery. Titled Recent Paintings, the exhibition is showing as one of six one-person concurrent exhibitions the gallery is hosting during the month of August.

Four paintings comprise Humphrey’s Recent Paintings: “Walt and Pete” (2019), “Tangle” (2019), “Truck and Nude” (2019) and “Driver” (2019). His paintings are an engaging combination of precision and blurriness, like being far-sighted and near-sighted at the same time.

Humphrey is a New York artist who has been showing his paintings and sculpture internationally since the 1980’s. Blind Handshake, an anthology of his art writing, was published in 2010 and includes a variety of reviews, essays, and curatorial statements. Humphrey has won the Rome Prize, a Guggenheim fellowship, and a variety of grants including an NEA and the New York State Council for the Arts. Humphrey has done numerous solo exhibitions in New York at the McKee Gallery, Sikkema Jenkins & Co., and is currently represented by Fredericks & Freiser. He received his BFA from MICA and an MA from NYU. More of his prints, sculptures, and drawings can be found on his website.

The Gallery is open to the public Thursday through Monday, 11 am to 6 pm. The number of visitors to the gallery will be monitored, and exhibitions are also on view on the gallery’s website.

Pamela Salisbury Gallery also hosted work by Professor Gregory Amenoff earlier this year.