New Drawing presents series of innovative, current images from artists whose work explores the visual and conceptual language of drawing. Carl Vierow's drawings, like poetry, are worked out thoughtfully and over time. Packed with back-stories, personal symbols, schematics and maps to a structure of his imagination, each is emphatically meaningful to him. For us they are messages left behind, like pictograms on a wall or a note for us to decipher and ponder. Apparently simple, they reveal themselves slowly, giving us clues to a perception of a reality different from the one we know. Victory...

Ibou Ndoye creates beautifully primal, vibrant books of images that spring from his West African roots and reflect all the bustling energy of his experience of the NYC area. This publication is a reproduction of a unique book on cardboard made by Ibou Ndoye in 2011. Created with stencil cut-outs, acrylic and latex paints and drawing materials, it is one of several from that year's output that employs masks and identity as a common theme. New Drawing presents series of innovative, current images from artists whose work explores the visual and conceptual language of drawing. Victory Hall Press...

The Universechild drawings combine elements from abstract expressionism, surrealism and psychedelic poster art into a fantastic existential comic narrative. Universechild was inspired by the early comic strip work of Windsor McKay (Little Nemo), Hal Foster (Prince Valiant), Alex Raymond (Flash Gordon), and later comic art by Will Eisner, Jack Kirby and others, and is loosely based on William Blake's drawings for Dante's Divine Comedy. In the inventiveness of its abstract elements and complexity of form it seeks to travel beyond comics, through contemporary art and into the unknown. "James...

If we consider drawing as a visual language, then Hector G. Romero's are certainly essays, each one frothing over with impressions, unique characters, personal experiences; densely layered, packed together into captivating narratives and executed with a directness and elegance worthy of an ancient Zen calligrapher. These complex combinations of marks and movements, various pencils and paints, recall elements of graffiti art, surrealism, action painting and comic strip art but create their own, ever-evolving aesthetic form. New Drawing presents sets of innovative, current images from artists...

Drawings from The Z Factor The Z Factor is a compelling story of how three generations involved in the creation of a new species of premeditated human evolution, consequently altered the future of the world, as we know it...forever. Beginning at the later part of the 19th Century, The Z Factor takes us on an historical journey throughout some of the most monumental movements in modern art. It carries the reader into our postmodern subsistence, and paves the way to an exceedingly surprising and unsettling future. Drawings from The Z Factor is a compilation of the original color illustrations...

Victory Hall DRAWING ROOMS, Jersey City, presents our Spring 2014 exhibition, gathering nine artists working in the NY/NJ area who have taken on the task of exploring and re-inventing abstract painting to make their own personal, visual statement. Featuring works by: Robin Feld, Stephen Cimini, Greg Brickey, Robyn Ellenbogen, Eileen Boxer, Glenn Garver, Elizabeth Gilfilen, Raymond Saa and Maria Pavlovska. Curated by James Pustorino Pictures of Nothing or Pictures of Everything? Does abstract art empty out content and subject matter, or does it pile on those concepts in order to make a...