Artist Howard Lerner Opens "Myth and Metaphor” Exhibit at Synchronicity Space Fine Arts

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Opening Thursday, June 7th through Saturday, July 7, 2012, the "Myth and Metaphor" exhibition will feature recent works of NEA-acclaimed artist Howard Lerner at Synchronicity Space Fine Arts in the West Village, New York City.

Lerner's work is a voyage into sculptural abstraction, melding elements of kitsch and Judaica, mismatched buttons and Hebrew lettering, scrap metal and modern interpretations of Midrashic histories. Lerner's characters are often a menagerie of raw personal effects and found objects i.e. broken coffee cups, seashells, crystals, spark plugs and the like.

Boundaries blur between the inner and outer worlds, the sentimental and the practical, the literal and the contextual. In the process of reshaping these definitions, what is physical versus spiritual is wholly reconstructed. The result is a collage that disregards historical conventions to give real meaning and engagement to that history.

Images: http://howardlernerart.com/artwork.html

Synchronicity Space Fine Arts has been serving the public with emerging artist projects since 1989. In fine art and theatre, locally and internationally, we are a service organization demonstrating responsible methods for supporting art and maintaining a dialogue with the needs of the art community and the public interests.

Gallery hours: Wednesday through Saturday: 1PM to 7PM
Event reception to be held on Thursday, June 7, 2012: 5:30PM to 8PM
Synchronicity Space Fine Art 106 West 13th Street, New York, New York 10011
www.synchronicityspace.com