COSMIC CHAOTIC PATHWAYS

COSMIC CHAOTIC PATHWAYS:
Expressionistic Visions by Edward Belbruno

featuring artist Joan Meyer 

OPENING RECEPTION THURSDAY JULY 5TH

6-7pm artist lecture | 7-10pm reception

show dates - july 5th - august 4th

Edward Belbruno is an acclaimed painter and an astrophysicist. He is currently a visiting research collaborator at Princeton University. His artistic credits include many international exhibitions including Paris, Rome, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., New York, Minneapolis.  Recently, he was a featured artist with Joan Meyer at the National Art Club in New York City. One of his paintings is part of NASA’s executive collection in Washington, D.C. and he has several in Princeton University’s permanent collection. His work has been exhibited at Lincoln Center and at Gallery 61. His artwork was also featured in NPR’s Studio 360.  

In his latest book, "Fly Me to the Moon: An Insider's Guide to the New Science of Space Travel", Belbruno tells a story that is part memoir, part scientific adventure story. The Cosmic Chaotic Pathways Exhibition illustrates his transitory style from theoretical research  to abstract art.

Joining Belbruno is artist Joan Meyer, who will also be exhibiting her recent paintings that have been inspired by Belbruno's chaotic abstract expressionistic technique. 

Joan Meyer is a New York City based artist. Her work has been recognized in The Miami Herald,Interview Magazine, Time Out NY, and Art & Antiques Collector's Sourcebook.

In the community spirit of Hygienic Galleries, regional artists have been invited to be inspired by Belbruno's artistic and visionary aesthetic. These artists include Rita Dawley, Dennis Sirrine, Don Eccleston, Carl Dimitri, Greg Bowerman, Ken Steinkamp, Susan Hickman, Kat Murphy, Sgott Mackenzie, Rich Martin and Denny Rivera. This exhibition will be shown concurrently in Hygieinic Art's Underground Gallery.