Alice Baber b. 1928, Charleston, IL – d. 1982, New York, NY

Alice Baber: Reverse Infinity at Berry Campbell Gallery presents the first major exhibition of Alice Baber's work in over 40 years. Featuring paintings from 1960-1981, the show highlights Baber's distinctive use of thinned-down oils and acrylics. Accompanied by a 68-page catalogue by curator Dan Cameron, this exhibition reintroduces Baber, a key figure in Abstract Expressionism and the Downtown New York art scene. Known for her explorations of color and light, Baber's work has recently seen a resurgence in market interest, reflecting her significant yet previously underappreciated contribution to art history.

"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.