Art Düsseldorf 

17–19 November, 2017

Thursday | Nov 16, 2017 | Preview 12-4 pm
Thursday | Nov 16, 2017 | Opening 4-8 pm
Friday      | Nov 17, 2017 12-7 pm
Saturday  | Nov 18, 2017 11-7 pm
Sunday    | Nov 19, 201711-7 pm

Areal Böhler
Hansaallee 321
40549 Duesseldorf

Green on Red Gallery is excited to be exhibiting at the inaugural Art Düsseldorf Fair at the Areal Böhler. We are exhibiting new work by 3 gallery artists, Damien Flood, Fergus Martin, and Caroline McCarthy in a booth shared by the Cologne based Thomas Rehbein Galerie.

Kindly supported by:

VUE Contemporary Art Fair

2nd–5th November, 2017

Friday 3rd        11am-8pm

Saturday 4th    11am-7pm

Sunday 5th      12-6pm

VUE Art Fair, Royal Hibernian Academy, Ely Place, D. 2 

Green On Red Gallery is delighted to share a selection, including new works, from Alan Butler, Damien Flood, Niamh McCann, Fergus Martin, John Cronin and Caroline McCarthy at VUE Art Fair 2017.

Kindly supported by:

VOLTA 13
Booth B09

Alan Butler
Caroline McCarthy
Damien Flood

Green On Red Gallery at VOLTA Basel
Booth B09
June 12 - 17, 2017
Markthalle, Basel

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John Cronin
VOLTA NY
TEN YEARS OF SOLO FOCUS

Green On Red Gallery at VOLTA NY
Booth A01
March 1 - 5, 2017
Pier 90, New York

Green On Red Gallery is delighted to present the work of gallery artist John Cronin at VOLTA NY, ( Booth A01 ), Pier 90, New York, between March 1-5, 2017.

A first time exhibitor in the United States, John will be showcasing paintings from his ZXX series. Cronin's works hover between form and dissipation, solidity and decay, with everything existing in an in-between state, with the translucent layers defining the plane as a screen rather than as a surface.

John Yau considers Cronin as being "too big for his pond", as his experimental expressionism places him "well outside Ireland's artistic seaboard". Donald Kuspit reminisces over the artist's pursuit, as he states: "the great abstract expressionist achievement is to make paint seem like a freshly discovered, magically mercurial material, even as it also looks exquisitely refined and precious. It is Cronin’s achievement; it suggests his total mastery of his material."

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