Square One Gallery
1 Union Square West, Room 503
New York, NY 10003
212-414-0250

Square One Gallery is an informal gallery space in the architectural offices of Thomas A. Fenniman and Douglas Lister on the fifth floor of One Union Square West. April Vollmer helps organize five exhibitions a year at the gallery, representing a wide variety of artists.
For more information please e-mail April Vollmer at:  squareone@aprilvollmer.com

 
CURRENT EXHIBITION:
 


 
Shi Jia Chen, Bronze Sculptures
Image: The Pole Vault , 2005
Reception:  • www.aprilvollmer.com/chen
On view through January 27, 2006

 
 
PAST EXHIBITIONS:

James
 
James V. Banta, paintings
• www.jamesbanta.net
September/October, 2005
 
 

 
Tod Herron, paintings
• www.eye-gear.com
July/August, 2005  
 
 

 
Susan Mastrangelo
    • www.susanmastrangelo.com
April/May, 2005
 
 
Carol
 
Carol Goebel   welded sculpture:
• www.artnet.com/artist/7102/Carol_Goebel.html
 February/March 2005

 
Coming and Going
 
Caren Canier
  paintings and mixed media:
• www.rpi.edu/~caniec/
 November, 2004 thru January 2005

 

 
Daniel G. Hill
"Into the Light"   recent photography:
• http://homepage.mac.com/danielghill/squareone/
September and October, 2004

 

 
Charas and Square One Gallery presented
"Chico, Works on Canvas"
June 25 to August 30, 2004
 
 

Kaleidoscope: Small works on paper
by contemporary Indian artists
Deepanjana Klein, curator
• http://www.paperwasp.com
April and May, 2004


Deepanjana was unable to attend her reception because she was otherwise occupied: she gave birth to baby girl Ellora Klein at 7:30 pm, Friday, April 9th, during (but not at) the reception.
Reception photos:
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/kaleidoscope/
 
 

Ceramic Wall Reliefs by Susan Tunick
February and March, 2004
http://www.preserve.org/fotc/fotc.htm
 

The exhibit included seven ceramic pieces. The newest, “Brick Works,” is a site-specific piece created for the gallery with 16 carved and glazed hand-made bricks. Other pieces were “Sphinx’s Smile” and “Carolina Tarheels.” Both use a combination of hexagonal clay forms to create complex color and spatial relationships. The third body of work includes four octagons inset with ceramic and glass mosaic shards. Susan Tunick received an MFA from Bennington College in Vermont and has exhibited widely. Her work has been included in many publications and she has executed commissions in three NYC Subway Stations, in a NYC Public School, and for a New Jersey Light Rail Station.

 Photos of the show are at:
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/susan/
 
 
 

New paintings by Richard Ciccarelli and Linda Pellegrini
On view November, 2003 - January, 2004
 Photos of the show are at:
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/richard/
 
 
 

Ellen Coleman (and her crew).
"Belly Up To The Bar", her exhibition of etching and mixed media prints was on display September-October 2003.
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/ellen
mailto: izzo-coleman@nyc.rr.com

 

Carlos Pinto
Charas presented the paintings of this Guatemalan artist June thru August  2003.

 

Claudia Sbrissa, Lines and Clusters
Claudia Sbrissa's elliptical printed drawings, May,  2003.
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/claudia

 

 

Mildred Beltré,  Chance,  Woodcuts, February and March, 2003
Mildred’s colorful oil base woodcuts made this show a celebration of color.
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/mildred - reception

 

 

Barbara Proud,  Alter Eros,  Photographs, December and January, 2002-2003
• http://www.bproudphoto.com - the artist's website

 

 

Felix Plaza,  Tatuajes de una Vida/Tattoos of a Life,  Prints, Fall, 2002
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/felix - reception and work

 

 

April Vollmer,   Iteration,   Woodcuts, April and May,  2002
  • http://www.aprilvollmer.com/webwalk0502  - gallery tour
• http://www.aprilvollmer.com/opening  - reception photos