Dolan/Maxwell is pleased to announce a new online exhibition, Another Place: Landscape since 1958 

Good times or not so good times, a satisfying landscape is always welcome. As we continue to cope with the challenges of 2021, gathering this group of works, the earliest made in 1958 while a few were only completed just weeks ago, seemed like a worthy idea. While many of the paintings, drawings, and prints are based on observation, we include works that begin from an intuitive and experiential approach. Each work speaks to a relationship its maker has with the natural world and invites us to contemplate those connections and what each artist chose to share, allowing us to consider their point of view. While landforms, bodies of water, or clouds provide a visual structure, each work suggests an atmosphere, a quality of space and air. We like to think these are places our minds can go, which is essential when our bodies cannot. Careful looking can fulfill our desire to escape our space, and explore another place.

This exhibition in interrogation in scope and debuts new works by Nona Hershey, Donald Teskey, Michael Canning, and Steven Ford within the context of significant mid-20th Century works by Krishna Reddy, Stanley William Hayter, Terry Haass, Jean Morrison and Morris Blackburn.

Artists included are Katie Baldwin, Romare Bearden, Fred Becker, Morris Blackburn, Robert Blackburn, Peter Brooke, Michael Canning, Matthew Colaizzo, Amze Emmons, Claudia Fieo, Steven Ford, Sidney Goodman,Terry Haass, Stanley William Hayter, Nona Hershey, Paul Keene, Norma Morgan, Jean Morrison, Rachel Selekman, Louis Sloan, Steven Sorman, Donald Teskey, Shelley Thorstensen, and Cheryl Warrick

Dolan/Maxwell was founded in 1984 and specializes in fine prints and works on paper by artists from the 1930s to the present. As a founding member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association, we have notable expertise in works on paper in all media.