The Robin Rice Gallery is pleased to present Erica Hauser’s second painting exhibition, ‘No Ordinary Blue’, and her first at the gallery’s location in Hudson, NY. This new collection, all acrylic on canvas, employs her love for color and composition conceptually, as she interprets the play of patterns and shapes on a surface, with vibrant and earthy variations of blues side by side. In mixing shades from pale sky to dark navy, with a palette of cobalt, steel blue, ultramarine and soft white, she finds a sense of depth and calm within the formal parameters of ‘blue’. Titles are drawn from song lyrics, moods, nature, and pigments to further suggest the range of feelings and associations that the color holds.

The Robin Rice Gallery is excited to announce our first exhibition by Bill Tansey, “Diversity” at our new location. This is his second solo show at the Robin Rice Gallery, now in its new location at 234 Warren st. in Hudson NY. 

A Very Huntsman Holiday Installation at The Atelier on 632 Hudson, Street, New York, NY 10014. 

The Huntress NYC has entered into a collaboration with fellow Huntress Robin Rice. They have worked together curating art for homes of clients for Jenny Wolf Interiors for over a decade. 

Foley & Cox and the Robin Rice Gallery are proud to present “The Art Collector”. The opening reception will be held October 14th 4pm-7pm.

The Robin Rice Gallery announces SUMMERTIME Salon 2012, the annual group show of photographs by gallery artists.

This yearly show is synonymous with summer. The collection immerses the viewer in the mood of the season with its breezy and joyful tone fused with a contemporary edge. The artful curation reflects Rice’s signature style—an aesthetically unified yet eclectic blend of photographic styles and sizes hung in the salon from floor to ceiling. The SUMMERTIME Salon highlights Rice’s talent for selecting diverse, intriguing images that come together like a beautifully complicated puzzle to evoke the perfect harmony of summer. It is the best of what is and what might be—full of peacefulness, yet ripe with possibilities to be seized.

Ted Adams’ first solo show at the Robin Rice Gallery juxtaposes surrealism with the documentary art form. What differentiates Mr. Adams’ work from traditional photojournalism is his keen eye for capturing the irony in the events that unfold before our eyes. It is the found objects in everyday life to which Adams is most attuned. He creates a subtle mood and visual mystery that conveys meaning not only from the image itself but also through imagining what exists just beyond the frame.

Summertime Salon - 2010

Looking at Picayo’s new body of work makes one can wonder about the limits between photography and painting. His somber still lives echo the paintings of the Dutch masters of the 17th century like Jam de Heem and Jan Steen; but Picayo infuses these traditional compositions with flowers, glasses, silverware and remains of sumptuous meals not only the sharpness, but also the freshness and elegance of his photography.

Set against a black background all compositions convey the transience and fragility of life. All many of darkness, flowers, fruits and dead birds conjure the ambiguous atmosphere where life and death intermingle.

Jose Picayo: 1998