Bradley Kronz, Untitled (2015), via Rae Wang for Art Observed

Tucked away on the fourth floor of 134 Bowery, an understated yet impressive Federal-style building, LOMEX opened its doors late last month with minimal fanfare.  The space, operated by curator, writer and artist Alexander Shulan, takes its name from one of Robert Moses’s proposed Lower Manhattan Expressway plans, a strictly utilitarian concept which would have razed much of the area around the gallery’s home, and once served as the studio of Eva Hesse. (more…)

The Art News profiles LOMEX, a new gallery by curator Alexander Shulan, based out of the former studio of Eva Hesse.  “I was in here, and it felt like an artist might have been here, and I looked up the address, and decided this was the space,” he says. (more…)