Welcome to Gallery 202!
A Gifting Gallery supporting regional artists located in Suite 202 of the 78th Street Studios Building.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday, October 4th: 4-7PM
Friday, October 6th: 12-5PM
Saturday, October 7th: 12-4PM (12-2PM Interactive Kaleidoscoping Workshop with Stephen Calhoun)
Wednesday, October 11th: 4-7PM
Friday, October 13th: 12-5PM
Saturday, October 14th: Closed
Wednesday, October 18th: 4-7PM
Third Friday October 20th: 2-9PM Featuring Stephen Calhoun's exhibit, a large transmission
Saturday, October 21st: 12-4PM
Or, by appointment.
Stephen Calhoun: a large transmission


September & October : Stephen Calhoun
Gallery 202 is pleased to present a series of new large-scale artworks. Seven of the eleven photographic prints to aluminum panel represent the cream of Stephen’s iterative art created during the pandemic.
Stephen explains: "I make the art and you the viewer make the time. My art is completed by the experience of the viewer. The question is simple: what is to be discovered and uncovered in your experience of each image's intricate, often suggestive, patterns?"
Stephen Calhoun, The Wise Ones

Ron Copeland
Ron Copeland’s lamps are original art objects that blend photography, reclaimed elements, and a love for exploring.
“When I can, I take the long way home. Whether it’s taking the Lincoln Highway or a back road that looks like it could lead somewhere I’ve never been. After doing this my entire adult life, I still wasn’t quite prepared for what I would take in on Route 66. As the calendar flipped from 2022 to 2023, I sped down America’s favorite forgotten road in search of interesting and fleeting things.”

Jenniffer Omaitz
Painting can be an expansive practice, sensitive yet violent, temporal, contemplative,
bold and transformative. As a process it can move both fast and slow, be impatient yet kind, be tense and poetic—all the while performing a crafted cadence of oppositions. In my work layers of paint are exposed so the viewer can see a delicate unraveling of documentation and process. These layers look gestural, architectonic, and graphic.
They are a collection of influences, passages, and intersections.
Jenniffer Omaitz, Contained, 2023

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