"amuse-bouche" Group Exhibition

amuse-bouche (noun) - a small, bite sized hors d’oeuvre designed to excite the palate

NEW YORK CITY—Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present amuse-bouche, a group exhibition focused on the small scale. Returning for its second iteration, the exhibition

pays homage to our enduring fascination with the miniature.

Featuring over 60 works from 27 artists, amuse-bouche celebrates the unpretentious simplicity of scale, with all of the artworks measuring under 12 inches. Taking various styles and approaches, these works foster an immediate sense of intimacy, intrinsically drawing the viewer in closer.

Audrey Bialke’s Many Quiet Mornings depicts a serene outdoor scene with subtle elements of folklore and intricately painted borders. Field Poppies, a three dimensional landscape painting by Barry Hazard, is endlessly charming at just 3 inches tall.

Artist duo We Are Out Of Office’s Palermo focuses on vegetables being sold at a market stand, showcasing the beauty in everyday moments. Catie Cook’s Persuasion offers a zoomed in look at a Dalmatian’s eye with meticulous care and detail.

Join us for the opening of amuse-bouche on Saturday, August15th with a reception from 6-8 pm. Many of the artists will be present. The exhibition will be on view through Saturday, May 10th.

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