gene davis
joanne freeman
terry haggerty
pat lipsky
james little
joanne mattera
erik saxon
gwenn thomas
thornton willis
helen miranda wilson 

organized by miles manning

1 june – 21 july, 2006

The Elizabeth Harris Gallery is pleased to present neoplastic redux a summer group exhibition. It is well known that early in the twentieth century the term neoplasticism, as coined by Mondrian and De Stijl, was a philosophy of how art should be created.

“Art should not concern itself with reproducing images of real objects, but only express the universal absolutes that underlie reality.” Piet Mondrian

The repercussions of neoplasticism have been widespread, affecting not only art but design and architecture as well. One only has to look around to see its imprint in today's world. Almost as soon as it was created it began to evolve. This evolution continues today. neoplastic redux is a looking back at just some of the artists that more or less deal with its legacy.

The Gallery is located at 529 West 20th Street , 6 th floor and is open Tuesday through Saturday 11 – 6 pm. There will be a reception for the artists on Thursday, June 8th, from 6-8 pm.

For further information contact Miles Manning at 212 463-9666.