These Bus lines stop near Maskerade: 15, 17A, 36, 7, X22, X66. Thornaby is 1027 meters away, 14 min walk.High Street Stand C, Stockton is 391 meters away, 6 min walk.High Street Stand U, Stockton is 389 meters away, 6 min walk.High Street Stand V, Stockton is 381 meters away, 6 min walk.High Street Stand T, Stockton is 372 meters away, 5 min walk.High Street Stand D, Stockton is 372 meters away, 5 min walk.What are the nearest stations to Maskerade?.This new body of work caught the attention of Spanierman Gallery at 58th street and Park Avenue adjacent to the trappings of The Four Season's Hotel which literally backed into Spanierman's window displays. Represented by Cheryl Hazan in New York and both Burnt Mills Gallery and Ruth Morpeth Gallery in New Jersey, Bray undertook the task of painting fervently. The painters of the New York School are the inspiration and cornerstone for Bray. The last shows for New Eclectic fell into the lap of MCS Gallery, Easton, Pennsylvania in 2003 and West Chester University, Pennsylvania in 2004. By the spring of 2004, Bray sold his import business to concentrate on his art career full-time, exactly thirty years after his arrival to the United States. Whittled down to approximately 10 artists, Bray identified this core of indifference as New Eclectic. Between 19 the Spoke works became an exciting venue for numerous art exhibitions with an emphasis for figurative and abstract subject matter. This 19th century warehouse accommodated both his import business and studio. In 1991, Bray moved to the historic Spoke Works building in Lambertville, NJ. Amidst a depressed and uncertain economy he chose to leave the foundation course preferring self-employment in the shadow of Hull Trinity Parish Church, a market place where he navigated as a leather craftsman. A natural draftsman with an affinity for painting, his initial interests encompassed graphic design, Bray attended Hull College of Art for a brief period in 1977. Malcolm Bray was born 1958 in Kingston upon Hull, England and immigrated to the United States in May 1984.Įventually, Bray became a citizen of the United States in June 2005 and has embraced the Delaware Valley living between Bucks and Hunterdon But part of going down the rabbit hole is knowing and trusting that there are riches to be found if one keeps going, and Malcolm has hit gold of late." I don't say this lightly and I wouldn't have said this so strongly a few years ago - I always liked Malcolm's work, and appreciated his direction and the struggle that was his art. "Malcolm has worked and worked and worked for many years, and his recent paintings, in my opinion, are not only his best but are better than many and most paintings that I see around me. Gary Snyder writes in his foreword 'Going Down The Rabbit Hole - Scapa 2012' They transport us into a realm of emotion and underlying meaning touching on the eternally dramatic" "These are hard won compositions belying the apparent ease of disordered spontaneity. Harry Georgeson, sculptor and close friend to Bray writes in his essay 'Northeast Corridor - 2010' Continually striving and experimenting he seems determined to master the art of his own inventions using the basic tools of oil painting.
With a career spanning over 34 years Bray's artistic achievements place him alongside the most prominent painters in the region.
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