Jill Nathanson b. 1955, New York, NY

Berry Campbell hosts its fourth exhibition featuring contemporary Color Field painter Jill Nathanson. Nathanson employs a technique of pouring acrylic polymers, resulting in paintings marked by inventive use of color. Creating new hues through overlapping translucent layers, the artist evokes what she refers to as "color desire." This technique engages viewers in seeking color resolutions across the canvas, highlighting the interactions and spaces between colors — as illustrated in this exhibition of 18 recent paintings, including Nathanson's largest work to date.

"Perseverance" is a group exhibition featuring 29 women artists from various periods and backgrounds. This exhibition highlights Berry Campbell’s commitment to advancing women artists and their ongoing dialogues across generations. Included are works by Mary Abbott, Helen Frankenthaler, Elaine de Kooning, and many others, showcasing a diverse range of paintings and works on paper. "Perseverance" emphasizes the dynamic interplay between contemporary artists and estates represented by the gallery.

Frampton Co and Berry Campbell Gallery present "Women Choose Women," an exhibition showcasing women artists from the 1950s to today. Featuring works by Lynne Drexler, Elaine de Kooning, and Ethel Schwabacher, this show revisits the legacy of the 1973 New York Cultural Center exhibition. The curated collection includes painting, sculpture, and design, highlighting the continued need for advocacy and representation of women in the arts.