A look into the life-long works of Greenwich based artist, Marian “Bing” Bingham.

Work by Moses Ros and other known artists.

Juror: Caitlin Chaisson, Curatorial Assistant

This exhibition presents the theme of environmental conservation and features the work of three artists—Jami Goldman, Wendy Letven, and Moses Ros—each offering a unique perspective on the natural world through diverse artistic approaches.

Juror: Kelly Long, Senior Curatorial Assistant at the Whitney Museum of American Art

Judge: Ramsay Kolber, Assistant Curator for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi project

Juror: Ramsay Kolber, Assistant Curator for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi project

This exhibit is the Bendheim Gallery’s official reopening to the public, a visual depiction of our past year’s journey personally, organizationally, and culturally. When the entire world shut down and we were forced to confront adversity, we as humans had to continue on in daily life, even with our basic routines in upheaval. In the quiet moments of quarantine and in the uproar on our tech screens, we had to search deep within ourselves, our beliefs, and our dependencies to grab on to hope in whatever form that may have taken.

Ben Quesnel distorts familiar objects often gathered from tag sales, neighborhood auctions, and community recycling centers. His decontextualized forms challenge viewers to comprehend the meanings that have been attached to these objects and to evaluate them with a new understanding. 

This exhibition is in collaboration with the Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery.