| May 28 – June 21, 2025 |
Gallery I
Raising Women’s Voices 2025
May 28 – June 21, 2025
Reception: Thu, May 29, 6-8 pm
Ceres Gallery is pleased to present a dynamic group exhibition showcasing the diverse voices and visions of select gallery artists working across a range of media including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, and photography, with each offering a unique perspective on contemporary artmaking by women. Women’s voices are more important than ever right now and Ceres Gallery, an all women organization, will not allow women’s voices to be erased. Ceres will also conduct a video campaign on social media, appearing during the run of the exhibition, asking various women to talk about a woman in her life, or in the contemporary or historical world, who inspired her, and how that woman impacted and changed her life.
Participating artists: Mary Ahern * Marcy Bernstein * Jo-Ann Brody * Rae Broyles * Pat Hill Cresson * Elizabeth DeMayo * Jayne Gaskins * Carol Goebel * Susan Grabel * Melanie Hickerson * Nancy Kahlow-Curtis * Tania Kravath * Carole Kulikowski * Christine Mottau * Elizabeth Ndoye * Elizabeth Downer Riker * Jane Seavers * Ann R. Shapiro * Jane Stevens * Michelle Stone * Kathlene Tracy * Vivian Tsao * Micaela de Vivero
Gallery II
Nancy Quin
Armoresque Steel
May 28 – June 21, 2025
Reception: Thu, May 1, 6-8pm
The artist will also be in the gallery Thu June 19, 6-8pm
Detail of Leos, 70 x 40 in, Steel
Ceres Gallery is pleased to present Armoresque, an exhibition by Nancy Quin. Armoresque is an eclectic blend of work inspired by the essence of armor. Quin’s interest in the versatility of steel guides her work through sculpture and abstraction. In this exhibit she embraces the inherent strength of steel as a symbol of protection and resilience. Her weathered and pierced pieces reveal vulnerability, yet the work signifies unyielding endurance. Quin has a BFA from Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and has exhibited in the New York area.
Upcoming:
June 24 – July 19, 2025
Into the NOW – The Time of Our Lives
New York Society of Women Artists (NYSWA)