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Steven Alexander • Bruce Anderson • Kathy Asheton • Ron Asheton • Julian Barratt • Nick Cash • Rosann Cash • Jennifer Coates • Angel Corpus Christi • Mark Dagley • Jay Daugherty • Steve DiBenedetto • Graham Dolphin • Tanya Haden • Max Estenger • Kim Gordon • Jack Hanley • Helen Hawley • Julia Heyward • Lobyn Hamilton • Daniel Johnston • Clay Ketter • Michael Key • Bill Komoski • Richard Lloyd • Robert Longo • Servane Mary • Julia Murphy • Marianne Nowottny • Pat Place • Wayne E. Pollard • Larry Poons • Cat Rebennack • Dan Rizzie • Jamel Robinson • Philip Rivlin • Kate Simon • Robert Singer • Caroline Snow • Simi Stone • Stuart Sutcliffe • Taro Suzuki • Martha Swetzoff • Sarah Jaffe Turnbull • Alan Vega • Don Van Vliet • Scott Warmuth • Emma Wasielke • Marnie Weber • Nick Weber • Almond Zigmund
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The historical connection between visual art and music is inescapable.
In grade school it is common for young students to be asked to paint, be it finger painting or watercolors to an accompanying soundtrack of classical music. The correlation between musical tones and color is a natural relationship. Conversely, many musicians started as visual artists and moved their primary discipline to music.
Open For The Stones uses local artists as well as those with national and international standing to explore these symbiotic relationships. The exhibition is comprised of paintings, photography, sculpture and installations. Another aspect of the exhibition is merchandise comprised of vinyl LPs and CDs of work released by the exhibiting artists.
This is the third volume of an exhibition that premiered at Keyes Projects NYC in 2011 and moved in 2012 to Harpers in East Hampton as an expanded installation.
This exhibition is dedicated to musician and artist Bobby Whitlock. 1948-2025
~ Kevin Teare
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