The Mad Rose Gallery presents an exhibit of the black and white Photography of Fred Stein
Millerton, N.Y.— From April 11th through May 5th, The Mad Rose Gallery presents an exhibit of the black and white Photography of
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From Benin to Millerton: Exploring West African Art at Mad Rose Gallery
On March 24, Mad Rose Gallery in Millerton hosted a conversation between Senegalese photographer Malik Welli and Neal Rosenthal, the gallery’s co-founder and resident of Pine Plains. The discussion came during an exhibition of emerging talent from Cotonou, a seaport and commercial capital of the West African nation of Benin.
THE RURAL WE: NEAL ROSENTHAL
This show, “Expo Fidjrosse,” features artists from Benin in West Africa and a photographer from Togo. It came from an offshoot of a personal project in Africa. In gratitude for the wonderful education I received at Rutgers University, in 2019 our foundation instituted an exchange program at Rutgers, with the objective being to work in Haiti. Rutgers felt it was too dangerous to proceed there, so we moved the project to Benin, which is on the Atlantic just north of Nigeria.
Orkin & Engel at Mad Rose
A crowd of about 70 aficionados gathered at The Moviehouse in Millerton on Saturday, Nov. 18, for a screening marking the start of the new Orkin/Engel exhibit at Mad Rose Gallery.
Enigmatic photographs at Mad Rose Gallery
By DEBORAH MAIER
MILLERTON
— In Mad Rose Gallery’s spacious main room, Michael Lavin Flower’s mostly black-and-white photographs trace one man’s curiosity about nature and the built world as well as the very processes that transform simple recording of them into individual pieces of art.
Merrill retrospective at Mad Rose Gallery
MILLERTON — On a late-summer day that was warm but not oppressive, the light was ideal for the glowing, life-positive canvases arrayed around the new Mad Rose Gallery on Friday, Sept. 1, for a retrospective of selected works by the late Susan Merrill.