Solo Exhibition March 2014
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Opening
Ben Georgia will be having a gallery opening in NYC this May: “Meditations In Color” at the Andre Zarre Gallery at 529 West 20th St New York, NY 10011.
Click on the image above to view the Gallery Invite.
New Jersey Masters
Photos from Recent Events
Ben with new painting “Pulse”
Ben #038; Jack Welch (an avid collector of Ben Georgia’s paintings)
“Open Window” 32″x32″ at the White Gallery Show
Ben Georgia#39;s paintings at “Six NJ Masters” Kean University, Union NJ October 2010
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West Orange NJ Gallery
- 56 Main St, Third Floor
- West Orange NJ 07052
- 973-207-3717
- Open by appt.
More than 130+ varied paintings on view, both large and small- all the expressions of Ben’s creativity in paint.
Come & see the new and other works from his lengthy professional career.
Rutgers University Show: Primary Essences
The Paul Robeson Galleries invite you to attend the opening reception for its exhibition
Primary Essences
Ben Georgia
Opening reception in the Main Gallery
Thursday January 31, 5pm – 7pm
Exhibition will be on display in the Orbit II Gallery from
January 22 – June 4, 2013
For painter Ben Georgia, abstraction offers the possibility
of a fresh mode of communication. Georgia seeks a
language that surpasses representation and the fleeting
concerns of the moment, reaching towards expressing
the emotional depths of human experience.
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
The Paul Robeson Galleries are located in the Robeson
Campus Center, Rutgers – The State University of New
Jersey, 350 Dr Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard,
Newark, New Jersey USA 07102
Telephone +1 973 353 1610
Fax +1 973 353 5912
Email galleryr@andromeda.rutgers.edu
Website http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/artgallery/
Directions http://www.newark.rutgers.edu/masstransit/
The Main Gallery is open Monday – Thursday, 10am –
5pm and the following Saturdays 12noon – 5pm: February
2 & March 2. The Satellite Galleries are open the same
hours as the Robeson Campus Center.
Image: Ben Georgia, City Lights III, 2009, oil on canvas 48” x 60”