Yesterday at the Terrain Gallery in New York’s SoHo, The Honoring Eye exhibit opened. In case you missed it, the show will be running thought the first quarter of next year (2027) and here are a couple of snaps and a few seconds of video of the event that my daughter captured on her phone.
A couple of weeks ago I went to see the opening of Professor Wendong Ren’s show, “Ink,” at the University. Interesting and beautiful images hung on canvas scrolls along the wall. I asked him a question about his methods, and he graciously took me over and showed me the brush type he uses and described the painting process, the type of paper and how it’s made in a 3,000-year-old Chinese process (that Japanese imitators can’t match, he was at pains to explain to me). He also explained to me about the chops (red-ink stamps) on some of the images. The first is the initials of his name, another appeared to be something about moonlight, under which he likes to work. Before I left his assistant took a picture of me with him in front of some of the works shown above. Beautiful!
I have a number of pictures in this show that opened last night at the Terrain Gallery, 141 Greene Street in SoHo. Open through September… come on down!
