An exhibition of new abstract paintings by Dana Gordon and The Painting Center in New York.

Dana Gordon is an American abstract painter who began his art career working as assistant to Tony Smith and George Sugarman in the late 1960s in New York. Later he was a professor of art at the Universities of Massachusetts Wisconsin, and Michigan.

Gordon’s first New York solo show of painting was at the Ericson Gallery in 1982. Since then, he has had multiple solo shows at the Andre Zarre, 55 Mercer, and Sideshow galleries in New York City, and Galerie Metanoia in Paris, France, among others. He has received awards from the Pollock Krasner and the Edward Albee Foundations. His avant-garde films have been featured at MoMA and international venues. Gordon studied art at Brown University and Hunter College.

Gordon was one of the principal founders of the Painting Center in 1993. Current artist members there invited him to show his new work in this exhibition.