Michele Abramowitz (b. 1984, CA) is a Brooklyn-based painter who works in oil on polyester canvas. She has been using gessoed and un-gessoed surfaces to explore the material and spatial effects of paint in abstract compositions. Her paintings often reference themes of the future-as-history, psychology, and confrontation. She graduated from the Milton-Avery Graduate School of the Arts at Bard (MFA, Painting, 2017), Rhode Island School of Design (BFA, Painting, 2010), and Pomona College (BA, Neuroscience, 2006).
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2025
"These Inverted Reals" solo show @ Kate Werble Gallery, NY, NY
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2023
"Agnosia" solo show @ Kate Werble Gallery, NY, NY
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2023
"Synth" group show @ Kate Werble Gallery, NY, NY
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2022
"Faraway Nearby" group show @ Northloop Gallery, Williamstown, MA
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2022
"The Difference is Just Scale" solo show @ Kate Werble Gallery, New York, NY
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2022
"A Digital Pastoral" solo show @ A.I.R., Brooklyn, NY
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2021
"The Ambassadors" Collaborative installation with H.A. Halpert and Barb Smith, publication, and reading @ 21 W. 39th St. #2A, New York, NY
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2017
New American Paintings, MFA Issue
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2016
Yew Journal, Fall 2016
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2016
“twentythreesome” MFA Thesis Show @ UBS, Red Hook, NY
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2016
“Falcon’s Nest, Part I” group show @ Chinatown, LA
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2011
“Funny Art Show” group show @ Hart Street Studio, Brooklyn, NY