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Visual Art Number Twenty-Six

September 13, 2022 //

September 13, 2022

September 6- October 1, 2022 (going on now), I am fortunate to have a solo show at Ceres Gallery in New York City. My work, in the last few years, exemplifies our current lives, in the form of emotion and turbulence. That is what viewers have said. All art is a reflection of the time in which the artist is living. But Covid 19, by killing millions of people, resulting in fear and a total lockdown of businesses and schools, has created a dramatic paradigm shift in our culture, to say the least. There will be a closing reception on Saturday, October 1, 2022 from 12noon-3PM.

Ceres Gallery 547 W27th New York, NY 10001

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Categories Atlanta artist, Ceres Gallery, Chelsea, New York City, collage and paint, MoMA/NY curator Anne Umland chose Hollis Hildebrand-Mills' painting for NYC exhibition, musings, studio life

Visual Art Number Twenty

June 18, 2019 //

Ceres Gallery is having their annual group show, “Raising Women’s Voices II,” June 25-July 20. I am exhibiting the piece above, made up of collage, oil and acrylic on canvas. There is charcoal in it as well. No internet images, just magazine tear outs. My piece, entitled “Coat Hangers,” measures 26″ x 36.”

The opening reception for the show is Thursday, June 27, 6-8PM.

Ceres Gallery
Suite 201
547 W 27 Street
New York, NY 10001
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 12:00-6:00PM, Thursday 12:00-8:00PM

212 947 6100
art@ceresgallery.org

Tags art, feminism

Categories Art, Ceres Gallery, Chelsea, New York City, collage, collage and paint, MoMA/NY curator Anne Umland chose Hollis Hildebrand-Mills' painting for NYC exhibition, painter, studio life

Visual Art Number Nineteen

January 31, 2019 //

I have been invited to participate in Art Papers 20th Annual Art Auction. The collage above is what I have donated. It is made up of magazine pieces, paint, pencil and pen on board. Framed in a 2 and 1/2 ” deep floater frame. The piece was started and completed last week. (2019) It measures 5″ x 5″ and is titled “It took So Long To Bake It”