Cade Tompkins Projects

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to announce an exciting exhibition of work by John Udvardy.  Udvardy is a prolific modernist sculptor whose assembled structures are based in Cubist sensibilities surrounding painting and collage. Iron sculptures in the exhibition include Drawing for an Unwritten Sonata. Dynamic object pairings highlight the artist’s expert material manipulations. The metal  Find out more »

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to present work by artist Coral Bourgeois.  A dramatic new piece entitled Life Series: Focus on Hands 2013 is featured in the gallery with an additional installation of 1400 black and white and decorative tiles surrounding the works. The images in Life Series depict multiple interactions such as men and women in nature, women in  Find out more »

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to exhibit an extraordinary body of work created by RISD Faculty and Alumni whose symbiotic relationships have informed their respective careers. The exhibit debuts a curated selection of work at Cade Tompkins Projects, January 19 – February 28, 2013.  New work consists of drawings, prints, sculpture, and painting. The artist  Find out more »

Melinda Hackett’s, Places: Real and Imagined, presents engulfing images that often share their names with places that the artist has either passed through on her travels or encountered in literature that she listens to during her studio sessions. The mint greens and baby blues of vinegar hill 2012 conjure a neighborhood in Brooklyn; earthy brown  Find out more »

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to present a new body of work by artist Daniel Heyman. The solo exhibition entitled DANIEL HEYMAN: Summer Fall Winter Spring opens on Saturday, September 8th and runs through Saturday, October 27, 2012. The primary medium for the work in the exhibition is printmaking. Featured in the exhibition are four  Find out more »

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to present a group of rediscovered original paintings and sculpture by mid-century animal artist Walter Addison (1914-1982). Addison’s affinity for animals is evident in his lively and inventive depictions of them in a variety of media, ranging from drawings and watercolors to oils and sculpture. The artist always worked from  Find out more »

Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to present an exhibition of recent work created by Lynne Harlow. The exhibit introduces work that bridges the gap between printmaking, painting, installation and sculpture at Cade Tompkins Projects, April 13 – May 25, 2012. The new body of work debuting in rhythm..distance incorporates an experimentation with the visual interpretations  Find out more »

Hunters and Gatherers celebrates the art of the found object and the art of assemblage.  Each artist has gathered material from various sources such as urban settings or their own studios, finding and collecting large amounts of disparate parts made of wood, iron, ceramics, paper and then bringing them together to create a new sense  Find out more »