FIELD OF PLAY
If Only the Light Could Stay
Ryan Oskin and Song Watkins Park
Curated by Patrick Bower and Greg Dzurita
September 12th, 2026 - October 4th, 2026
Recent
Recording (How It Makes Me Feel)
Toussaint Rosefort and Maria Ivancsics
Curated by Kate Sherman
August 6th, 2026 - August 30th, 2026
Fairy Houses
Carrie Adamson, Clara Campos, Sierra Iturrino, Ingrid Yi-Chen Lu, Tiantian Ma, and Christina Welzer
Curated by Wesley Ware
July 11th, 2026 - August 2nd, 2026
FoP at Foreland
TRANSFORMER
A Solo Exhibition by Kate Sherman at Foreland
Curated by Matthew Logsdon and Kate Skakel
Opening Reception Saturday, June 28th, 2026 • 12-6PM
On view through August 22nd, 2026
Foreland is located at 111 Water Street, Catskill, NY 12414
Seeing and Recognition
The Paintings of Lee Sherry (1947-2012)
Curated by David McDonough, Susan Bee, Zak Vreeland
Extended through June 28th, 2026
Closing reception Sunday, June 28th, 3-6pm with a curator discussion at 4PM, moderated by Charles Bernstein.
We are thrilled to share a curator interview featured in Art Spiel. Thank you Etty Yaniv and Art Spiel for shining a light on this brilliant and enigmatic artist. Read the feature here.
Seeing and Recognition: The Paintings of Lee Sherry opens Thursday, May 28th, 6-8pm at our new location, 126 13th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Join us in inaugurating our new space along with our friends and collaborators Tappeto Volante.
Seeing and Recognition is the first survey show of the paintings of Lee Sherry (1947-2012). Lee was the daughter of founders of The Second City theater troupe. She had close ties to the Language poets and was part of an avant-garde painting circle in SoHo. Lee showed in the 1970s and 1980s but never gained wide recognition or fame. She left behind a mysterious and enigmatic body of work that is particular to her sensibility while channeling centuries of painting interests and special techniques. Rarely seen yet deeply resonant, Sherry’s singular practice feels at once ancient and strikingly fresh. This show introduces her elusive and poetic work to a new audience.
Our field is getting bigger. We are thrilled to announce Field of Play is moving to a new location at 126 13th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215. This move ushers in the next phase of the continued development of the gallery with a larger space and expanded programming. Here we will continue close collaboration with our friends and neighbors at Tappeto Volante. We look forward to welcoming you to our inaugural exhibition at our new location– Seeing and Recognition: The Paintings of Lee Sherry, opening Thursday, May 28th, 6-8pm.
Pictured from top left to bottom right, Heather Drayzen, David Shaw, Yasmeen Abdallah, Kyra Wolfenbarger, Kate Skakel, David McDonough, eri king, Kate Sherman, Wesley Ware, Greg Dzurita, Matthew Logsdon, and Patrick Bower. Not pictured, Anita Trombetta, Mark Sengbusch, and Reenal Igboanugo. Photography by Daniel Greer.