If you weren’t able to see my recent exhibit “Boats on the Ceiling” at the Swope Art Museum, you can see the show at Elizabeth Houston Gallery (NYC) The show will be on view from January 30 - March 22.

Please join me for the opening reception for my solo exhibition entitled “Boats on the Ceiling” at the Swope Art Museum. The reception is from 5-8pm. The exhibit will be up until Dec. 30 at the Swope Art Museum. A selection of the exhibit will then travel to Elizabeth Houston Gallery (NYC) and be on view January 30 - March 16, 2019.

Catalogs for my upcoming museum exhibition “Boats on the Ceiling” are now available! Catalogs are available for purchase at the Swope Art Museum and I have a number of copies in my studio as well – Please let me know if you’d like a copy! Thanks so much to Angelica Frey for the insightful essay.

Pics from wood shop and studio….in preparation for up-coming solo shows at the Swope Art Museum (Terre Haute, IN) and Elizabeth Houston Gallery (NY, NY).

A number of new works on paper will be on view at Art on Paper in NY next month. If you are in the city for the fairs, swing by Ellen Miller Gallery (Boothe 303)

New work on view at Ellen Miller Gallery Jan 5 - Feb 1. Reception: Friday, Jan 12 5-7pm (Below) “Collinear” (2017) Acrylic on poplar wood, 29” x 26” x 9” 

Thanks to all who came out to the opening last week. The exhibit has been extended through Feb 3 - so if you’ve missed it, there’s still plenty of time to check it out!

Liminal: Rachel Hellmann, Colin Hunt & Mark Lyon
Dec 13 - Feb 3
Elizabeth Houston Gallery
190 Orchard St

PRESS RELEASE

Thanks to Kendall Morgan & Dallas Culture Map for listing “Doubling the Cube” in the top 5 Must - See exhibits in DFW this November !

“Blurring the line between painting and sculpture is the specialty of Rachel Hellman. Candy-striped and decidedly cool, her pieces of origami-influenced painted poplar wood and geometric compositions on paper at Galleri Urbane provide a geometric puzzle to solve as they engage the eye with a vivid spectrum of color…..” more

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