Jack Albrittain, Grace Carney, Nora Cohen, Alexis Graman, Daniel Licht, Paula Querido
June 13 – June 28, 2026
PARALLEL 202 | 202 Conover St, Red Hook, BK
Entrance is pleased to present a group exhibition of 6 artists from the New York Studio School, curated by Nora Cohen.
It’s assumed here that the task of reality acceptance is never complete. The effort it takes to relate inner and outer is considerable, but lessens in fields of experience where the distinction isn’t challenged. Painting must be like that, because looking at paintings can be, and that’s fun. It can be funny, too, and some of the paintings on view at 202 Conover are funny, or they seem possessed of a funny voice, like a story has a voice, or a voice in a dream.
Dreamed or written, stories depend on real life for content—your professor, a house party, the smell of rotting fruit—and for form. Real life: a self-filling, self-emptying procession of affections, hierarchies, institutions, social rituals, situations, and references. If you were to make a list of everything you’ve ever seen, it would include every painting, yes, and every reproduction: John Biglin in a Single Scull in a paint spattered catalogue on the floor of Daniel’s studio, Still Life with Game on the screen of Nora’s phone.
The line that divides images made “from life” from the synthetic image, that is, a composition of real and invented elements——————that line is of interest, too, as are its gaps. In them, you can do a confusion of inner and outer, me and not-me, a confusion that makes the not-me real, realisable. Beyond that, it produces a state in which me-not-me can combine. Umwelt is the small part of an animal’s environment it's able to perceive at any given time. Um, well… Some things are found during the process, some things were there all along.
- Silas Jones
Paula Querido
As Meninas, 2025
Oil on canvas
10 x 8 inches
Paula Querido
Our Collection of Birds II, 2025
Oil on canvas
8 x 10 inches
Nora Cohen
Concrete and Water Light, 2026
Watercolor on paper
14.75 x 11.75 inches
Nora Cohen
Sky to Pool, 2026
Pencil on paper
14.75 x 11.75 inches
Nora Cohen
Encuentro Horizon, 2026
Watercolor, color pencil on paper
14.75 x 11.75 inches
Nora Cohen
Pool, 2026
Watercolor on paper
14.75 x 11.75 inches
Paula Querido
Pe De Jaca, 2024
Oil on canvas
90.25 x 60 inches (228 x 152 cm)
Daniel Licht
Untitled, 2026
Oil and wax on two joined panels
37 x 75 inches
Alexis Graman
The French Dancers, 2026
Oil on canvas
60 × 50 inches
Paula Querido
Times Square, 2025
Oil on canvas
12 x 16 inches
Nora Cohen
Looking at a Palm Tree, 2026
Oil on wood
10 x 8 inches
Nora Cohen
Encuentro View, 2026
Oil on wood
10 x 8 inches
Jack Albrittain
Works on Paper, 2026
Oil on canvas
90 × 117 inches
Grace Carney
Vide Supra, 2026
Oil on canvas
25 x 18 inches
Jack Albrittain (b. 1994, Vienna, VA) is a painter who lives and works in Livingston, NY. Albrittain recently had his debut solo exhibition at Ruby Dakota Gallery in New York.
Grace Carney (b. 1992, Minneapolis, MN) is a New York–based artist who has held solo and group exhibitions at P·P·O·W, Beacon Gallery, Kiang Malingue, and the Green Family Art Foundation.
Nora Cohen (b. 1993, New York, NY) is a Brooklyn-based painter. Her work has been featured in group exhibitions, including at Ethan Cohen Gallery.
Alexis Graman (b. 1989, Helena, MT) is an artist living in Queens who debuted a solo exhibition at Lacatena Fine Arts in Naples, Italy.
Daniel Licht (b. 1996, Los Angeles, CA) lives and works in New York. Recent exhibitions include Jarvis Art, New York; Ninetto, Athens; Samuele Visentin, London; and Vardan Gallery, Los Angeles.
Paula Querido (b. 1992, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) Lives and works in New York City. She has recently exhibited with Mama Projects, NY; Lacatena Fine Arts, Naples; Galerie Lazarew, Paris; Ronchini Gallery, London, and participated in the Wolf Hill residency program in Chappaqua, NY.
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