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Inventing Abstraction

SHRINE NYC

02.13.2026–03.22.2026February 13th – March 22nd, 2026

Artworks and Images

three artworks in a brightly light, wood floored, white walled gallery room. at left is a large abstract painting with a central dark green shape and a blue top. at bottom and sides are sections of tan. in the center is a medium sized sculpture on a round pedestal which is mostly made of yarn and has two blue round shapes at top that look like eyes. at right is a framed artwork which is hard to discern at this distance. — Michael Angelo Mangino, Judith Scott, and Melvin Edward Nelson at SHRINE

seven artworks are in this photograph of a brightly lit white gallery room with wooden floors. most visible is a large round sculpture which is largely light purple and is perched on a wooden frame, it is made of wrapped ribbon or rope of some kind. the other works are not very discernible at this distance — Michael Angelo Mangino, Thornton Dial, Nnena Khalu, and Martin Ramirez at SHRINE NYC

Inventing Abstraction: Nonrepresentational Self-Taught Art

Curated by Jay Gorney

View and read about this show on SHRINE's site