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New Haven, CT, 06515

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Ecce Homo

Title_ Ecce Homo Wood, steel, stone 72_x13_x13_. $3500.00. IMG_8541 01.jpg

Title_ Ecce Homo Wood, steel, stone 72_x13_x13_. $3500.00. IMG_8541 01.jpg

Ecce Homo

$3,500.00

Ecce Homo, by William C. Butcher, wood, steel and stone, 72”x13”x13”, $3,500

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Kehler Liddell Gallery
873 Whalley Avenue
New Haven, CT 06515

kehlerliddell@gmail.com
203-389-9555

Gallery Hours
Thursday -Sunday 12-5 pm
(12-4pm in AUGUST)
or by appointment

KLG Instagram: kehlerliddellgallery

Burn baby burn! It's possible you have met these friends before; allow me to introduce you to the process. These photos were provided by ceramic artist @amandaduchen. Amanda shepherds these guys thru the Raku process into being! She hand builds then

A little teeny tiny teaser for what's up next!!! Just revel in the lines and color and we will reveal more next week.....and next month. BUT, u will want to come to the reception on June 10th, soooo, might as well pencil that in. ⁠
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This weekend at

Mind Fibers & Typologies: Memory & Ingemination ⁠
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Closing Cocktail Benefit: This Saturday 5/20, 4pm-6pm⁠
Enjoy signature cocktails and Mediterranean fusion hors d’oeuvres by RAWA. ⁠
Immerse yourself in fabulous art, and feel free to D

Mind Fibers & Typologies: Memory and Ingemination⁠
Edith Borax-Morrison & Keith Johnson⁠
1928—2020 & 1948—2021 ⁠
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April 20-May 21, 2023⁠
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A Memorial Exhibition To Benefit ArtEcon Initiative Community Programs and Molham Team

Keith Johnson - Veronese Venables⁠
See more of these creative explorations at⁠
Mind Fibers & Typologies: Memory and Ingemination⁠
Edith Borax-Morrison & Keith Johnson⁠
1928—2020 & 1948—2021 ⁠
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April 20-May 21, 2023⁠
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A Memor

Guide yourself through KLG today-Sunday looking at our exhibit and making your own art to take away! Doodle-Like-Edith, self guided art prompt. Check in at the desk to pick up art supplies! Enjoy @westvilleartwalk your weekend in Westville for ArtWal

WEST ROCK FRINGE @ArtWalk! Come over to 400th block of West Rock Avenue to see KLG artists or KLG adjacents in their studios and on the FRINGE!⁠
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Frank Bruckmann and Heidi Harrington will have Open Studios, Gar Waterman will be having a "Sprin

Keith Johnson, Light Writing, Photograph. ⁠
On exhibit thru May 20 during a Memorial Exhibition To Benefit ArtEcon Initiative Community Programs and Molham Team, Syrian Humanitarian Organization. Place your bids during KLG Hours: ⁠
TH/FRI: 11-4pm⁠
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During the whirlwind that is the 26th Westville Village ArtWalk, we invite you into KLG for some calm. Take a self-guided art experience and tour of the elaborate meditative paintings by the late Edith Borax-Morrison! Just check in at the desk for ar

READ ALL ABOUT IT!!!! @newhavenindy https://www.newhavenindependent.org/article/klg_may_2023

It's Sunday, the day your week begins again. ⁠
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BUT, at KLG, in Westville, New Haven, CT, USA, it's ARTWALK26!!!!! ⁠
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Our neighborhood delights and oozes with ART opportunities, exhibits, activities, open studios, fashion show, beer garden and spe

Edith Borax-Morrison - Message Within⁠
Come see more creative explorations at⁠
Mind Fibers & Typologies: Memory and Ingemination⁠
Edith Borax-Morrison & Keith Johnson⁠
1928—2020 & 1948—2021 ⁠
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April 20-May 21, 2023⁠
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A Mem

Tonight, First Friday Figure/Portrait group! Welcome newcomers Mary, Alina, Lisa and John...glad you are joining us! There's room for a few more in this relaxed gallery studio atmosphere. Just bring your materials and work with a live model. Feel fre

Hello oooooouuuttttttt there! How are you? Who are you?⁠
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In his Nova series, by photographer Keith Johnson,on view NOW at KLG, when you look into the abyss, it's as if you are being cosmically encouraged to do your thing. ⁠
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May the Fourth be with

In 2014, the artist known as Swoon @swoonhq came to our city with @siteprojects and almost 10 years later our exterior gallery wall is witnessing how her work gently decays. “Katherine G” is a portrait of the artist’s neighbor and I

BIOMORPHIC DISPLAY, by Edith Borax-Morrison. She always said, her work was her identity. It is consistent, compulsive, with meticulous attention to detail. She called her artwork "Mind fibers" or "Penweave " drawings. They are in