Curator Alan Goolman's palpable enthusiasm for color is on full display in this group show of 24 mid-career artists from New York City and the Hudson Valley in Kingston. Among the highlights are Andrew Lyght's Painting Structure, an abstraction dominated by an orange octangle marked with the artist's signature glyphs; David Provan's ink and watercolor meditation in muted rainbow colors somehow channeling Klee and Delauney simultaneously; and an oil-on-paper work by Angela Voulgarelis conjuring up the head and shoulders of a blue figure against golden yellow, who seems to return your gaze.
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