jeanette fintz | monika zarzeczna
Elusive Thresholds
july 17 - august 17, 2025
Opening Reception:
july 19, 2025 | 5 - 8:00 pm
visit us for
upstate art weekend: July 17-21
IN THE MAIN GALLERY |
jeanette fintz | Monika Zarzeczna
Jeanette Fintz’s paintings emerge from the collision and dissection of overlapping grid systems, using a choreographic process to intuitively edit and transform geometric fragments into expressive, unstable constructs. Informed by plein air landscape painting and Islamic geometric pattern, the work evokes nature, memory, and time through the tactile interplay of gesture and structure. We are very pleased to be featuring Jeanette’s evocative work. In the Main and Front galleries.
Monika Zarzeczna works in a space where intuition overrides control, embracing coincidence to reveal new possibilities through abstract collages, drawings, sculptures, and installations. The work, often resembling vessels or architectural remnants, explores themes of incompleteness and loss, suggesting disrupted logic and the passage of time. We are very pleased to be showcasing Monica’s eloquent work. In the Main and Front galleries.
Upcoming!
JUly 17 - 21, 2025 | UPSTATE ART WEEKEND
68 Prince Street Gallery (#3 on the UAW map) is pleased to participate in the upcoming Upstate Art Weekend — a connective annual event, for residents and tourists alike, celebrating the cultural vibrancy of Upstate New York. The sixth edition of UAW will take place Thursday, July 17, through Monday, July 21, 2025, adding a fifth day to the festivities spread throughout the Catskill Mountains, Hudson Valley, and in vibrant Kingston, New York.
in the Front Gallery:
Maureen Cummins
july 17 - august 17, 2025
For the past 35 years, Maureen Cummins has been cranking presses from California to the Eastern Arctic and published over 40 limited-edition artist books. A graduate of Cooper Union, Cummins is known for her investigations into hidden histories. She is the recipient of over a dozen grants and funded residencies, including a NYSCA grant, a Pollock Krasner award, and a Karmiole fellowship (to research the history of radical presses at UCLA.) She has also been a community art activist, collaborating with a variety of groups, from war refugees to suicide survivors, to tell their stories. Cummins recently founded ABS (Artist / Book / Studio), a series of monthly studio visits in the Hudson Valley. She currently lives and works in Woodstock, NY.
