Nachume Miller vs Danny Miller: A Father and Son Exhibition at Benrimon Contemporary

NEW YORK, NY.- Benrimon Contemporary presents Nachume Miller vs. Danny Miller, a father and son exhibition exploring the patriarchal influence and subsequent modernization of Nachume Miller’s legacy through his son, Danny. Born in Germany in 1949, Nachume Miller immigrated to New York to study at the School of Visual Arts, where he would later become a professor of painting and drawing. He was quickly identified as a star on the rise and at the age of 29, was included in the Guggenheim Museum’s “Young American Artists,” Exxon National Exhibition. A decade later he was granted a solo show at the Museum of Modern Art, where his work is now part of the permanent collection. Though his career was cut short by his untimely death in 1998, Nachume exhibited at some of the most prominent galleries in New York and around the world. Nachume’s early works where figures morph and twist

Related posts:

1. Edward Cella Art + Architecture Shows a Solo Exhibition by Contemporary Artist Brad Miller
2. Leading Art Dealer Robert Miller, Founder of Robert Miller Gallery, Dies at 72
3. Nelson-Atkins Announces Exhibition of Vibrant Watercolors by Alfred Jacob Miller
4. Romancing the West: Alfred Jacob Miller Exhibition Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
5. Guggenheim Announces Animal Collective and Danny Perez Site-Specific Performance