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Caroline Wells Chandler, 'Green Goddess,' 2018, Paint, Foam, Pompoms, Gold Flocking, Stickers, Appliqués, Sparkly Bones, Wood, Sculpey, Model Magic, Christmas Tree, Pigments, Fruit Magnets, Buttons, Shoe Polish, Tape, Glow in the Dark Space stones, Froggy Pushpins and Glow in the Dark Frog, 48 x 53 x 3 inches
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Installation view of Dutch Masters, (pictured left to right) Fred Tomaselli, Omari Douglin, Eduardo Sarabia, Chris Bogia, Caroline Wells Chandler, Brian Willmont and Matthew Spiegelman
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Installation view of Dutch Masters, (pictured left to right) Caroline Wells Chandler, Chris Martin and Maureen Drennan
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Installation view of Dutch Masters, (pictured left to right) Rebecca Morgan, Caroline Wells Chandler and Chris Bogia
Exhibition
Dutch Masters
14 Apr 2018 – 2 Jun 2018
Regular hours
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 17:00
- Tuesday
- 11:00 – 18:00
- Wednesday
- 11:00 – 18:00
- Thursday
- 11:00 – 18:00
- Friday
- 11:00 – 18:00
Address
- 60-40 56th Drive
- New York
New York - 11378
- United States
Travel Information
- Q59 to Grand/61st, B57 to 61st/Grand, Q39 to Grand/61st
- Jefferson L
Mrs. is pleased to present, Dutch Masters, a group exhibition opening Saturday April 14 - June 2, 2018. An opening reception will be held on Friday, April 20, between 6 - 9pm.
About
Mrs. is pleased to present, Dutch Masters, a group exhibition opening Saturday April 14 - June 2, 2018 including works by Chris Bogia, Caroline Wells Chandler, Courtney Childress, Maureen Drennan, Omari Douglin, Chris Martin, Rebecca Morgan, Dean Roper, Eduardo Sarabia, Matthew Spiegelman, Fred Tomaselli, Breanne Trammell and Brian Willmont. An opening reception will be held on Friday, April 20, between 6 - 9pm.
“I believe it’s time for New York to follow the lead of eight other states and D.C. and legalize recreational marijuana. There are a lot of good reasons for legalizing marijuana. But for me it comes down to this: We have to stop putting people of color in jail for something that white people do with impunity. 80% of New Yorkers who are arrested for marijuana are black or Latino, despite the fact that whites and people of color use marijuana at roughly the same rates. The consequences follow people for the rest of their lives, making it harder for them to get jobs, or housing, and for non-citizens, putting them directly in the crosshairs for deportation.
In addition to ending a key front in the racist war on drugs, regulating and taxing marijuana, would generate hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue for our people and create important agricultural opportunities for our state. In 2018, in a blue state like New York, marijuana shouldn’t even be an issue. If there was more political courage coming out of Albany, we would’ve done this a long time ago.
The simple truth is: for white people, the use of marijuana has effectively been legal, for a long time. Isn’t it time we legalize it for everybody else?“
-Cynthia Nixon
