Stephen Romano Gallery Christens New Bushwick Location with Lexicon Infernali Group Show

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Barry William Hale, Pomba Gira Sigill Vinyl Wall Installation, 2015 (All Photos By Gail)

The only art gallery that consistently draws us from Manhattan all the way to Brooklyn, the Stephen Romano Gallery, has reopened at its new location in the heart of Bushwick, Brooklyn’s thriving local art scene — very exciting! The gallery’s inaugural group show, Lexicon Infernali, reunites many of the cutting-edge contemporary artists we’ve come to know and love from Romano’s always intriguing exhibits over the course of 2015, while offering up an assortment of welcome surprises.

Installation View

Here are a few of our favorite pieces from the show!

Art by Hunter Stabler
Art By Hunter Stabler: L- Garmr (2015) , hand-cut paper mounted to plexiglass  Edition of 3;  R – Baba Yaga Misquotes The Face To Steeleye Span, laser-cut paper mounted to plexiglass, Edition of 24

El Gato Chimney

2 Watercolor Triptychs by El Gato Chimney: Top –   The Right Way; Bottom – The Good Proportion

Limor Gasko Sheep Head

Limor Gasko, Sheep Head

Elizabeth Shupe The Great Weight of The Soul

Elizabeth Shupe, The Great Weight of The Soul (Mixed Media)

Elizabeth Shupe Green Ophelia

Elizabeth Shupe Green Ophelia (2014), Laser-sintered Nylon 3D Print, with Mixed media in a plexiglass case

Elizabeth Shupe Green Ophelia Detail
Green Ophelia Detail

Beautiful Creature III

Elizabeth Shupe, Beautiful Creature (1 of a Triptych)

Rob Bisen Pink - Pollination

Rob Bowen, Pink – Pollination

Caitlin McCormack Long Stands a Rapture

Caitlin McCormack, Long Stands a Rapture (Diptych) Crocheted Cotton String

Matthew Dutton The White Owl Shaman

Matthew Dutton, The White Owl Shaman

Shawn Thornton
Art By Shawn Thornton: L – Brahmastra for A New Age (UFO/Time Machine); R – Black Pyramid Meditation

Brahmastra for A New Age Detail
Brahmastra for A New Age (Detail)

William Mortenson +2
Left: Photo By William Mortenson. Right: Art By Stephanie Lucas, Top- Equation de Plumes, Bottom – Welcome

Detail Stephanie Lucas
Detail from Equation de Plumes

Lori Field The Bride
The Bride by Lori Field

Eric Richardson Coronation
Eric Richardson, Coronation

GiGi Chen What She Sees
GiGi Chen, What She Sees (This Image Courtesy of Stephen Romano)

David Molesky Rusalka, Acteon

Art By David Molesky: L –Rusalka; R- Acteon

Stephen Roman Gallery is located at 177 Gartan Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, but the actual location is the corner of Harrison Place and Porter Avenue (don’t ask). Best train directions are to take the L to Morgan Ave, then walk three blocks east on Harrison to Porter and you can’t miss it. Go to This Link for a map.

Installation View

16 thoughts on “Stephen Romano Gallery Christens New Bushwick Location with Lexicon Infernali Group Show”

  1. I especially like “White Owl Shaman” – so much texture – and Shakespeare-inspired work of art “Green Ophelia.” Thanks for sharing.

  2. Thanks so much to the ever supportive Gail Worley for her thoughtful review of “Lexicon Infernali” the inaugural group exhibition at Stephen Romano Gallery’s new Bushwick location! Gail you are such a special part of our growing community, thank you so much for making the opening special !!

  3. Thank you Gail for being lovely and amazing for writing about Stephen Romano’s new show and for coming out to support us! We love you!!!

  4. Bonjour de France Gail,
    Thank you so much for your support.
    Steph et Loic Lucas (French artist)

  5. Thanks for bringing some much deserved attention to Stephen Romano! It’s a rare pleasure to be part of a community like this one, thank you so much for your support!

  6. Thank you so much for your support of the show and the gallery! I’m so honored to be included in your article! Fantastic post on the show, great stuff. Looking forward to reading more from you, and hope to see you at the gallery again in the future!

  7. Thank you so much for blogging about the show. I really appreciate it that you’ve taken the time to make such a nice and detailed page about the exhibit, as I’m sure all the artists in the show and the gallery feel similarly.

  8. Thank you so much Gail, for your support of the show and of the gallery. I’m so honored to be included in your article! I look forward to reading more from you and hope to see you around at the gallery in the future!

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