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Scientists tell you that in nature, light makes the color. But a painter will tell you that colors make light. – Gabriele Evertz, 2022

Louis Stern Fine Arts is pleased to present Gabriele Evertz: Colors Make Light, the Brooklyn-based artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. Born and raised near Berlin, Germany, Evertz (b. 1945) identifies as a color painter, and wields her extensive historical and theoretical knowledge of the subject in pursuit of sensorially joyous outcomes. Despite a precise and disciplined methodology, which fuses the scientific order of the color wheel with the exacting geometry of angle and line, her paintings are not dispassionate in intent or effect but are instead deeply concerned with emotional response. The relationship between the painter and her canvas, and in turn between the painting and the viewer, is a private exploratory experience focused around the pleasures of being a living, sensing creature.

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100 years ago, Leica transformed photography forever. Join us as we honor a century of innovation, iconic moments, and a global photographic community. Throughout 2025, we’ll celebrate this milestone with inspiring events, cultural highlights, and exclusive new releases. Be part of the journey-there’s so much more to come!

“When I first began making photographs the urge to ‘get it’ generally resulted in some kind of action, or event holding the center of the frame. But as I grew and began to question my own methods, influences, and photography itself, I felt that it was time to let go of what I knew how to do well in order to make more tougher, more interesting photographs. To me that meant trying to move away from an ‘incident based photograph’ toward more of an overall ‘deep space, field photograph,’ where everything in the frame was of interest, rather than depending on a ‘hook’ to draw you into the frame.”– Joel Meyerowitz

“In this collection of intimate images, Barbara Davidson depicts the current American landscape, photographed through a prism of social injustice. She explores the complicated ways that inequality, empowerment, and hope connect and disconnect in our current cultural landscape.” – Barbara Davidson

Opening Hours | Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm

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ARTIST’S STATEMENT: The work is based on algorithmic inference and computer programming, and is in a sense a fulfillment of a lifelong ambition to fully combine a background in science and engineering from my early days of research in machine learning, today called Al, and a lifelong passion for art.

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