The Salmagundi Club will be exhibiting “Visible Storage” as part of the Summer Members Exhibition now through August 26th, 2022. Please visit Salmagundi.org for more info.
SCNY Summer Exhibition
2020 Thumb Box Exhibition
Two paintings by Seth Harris will be on display at the 2020 Winter Thumbox exhibition at the Salmagundi Club at 47 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY. “Yellow Polka Dots” (shown above) and “The Library Corner” will both be included in this annual event that showcases smaller work by many accomplished New York artists.
On View: The Salmagundi Club|Forty-Seven Fifth Avenue @ Twelfth Street | New York, NY 10003
Tue-Fri, 1-6PM | Sat-Sun, 1-5PM
Closed Mondays
Upper Gallery, November 24, 2020 – January 02, 2021
Solo Show – Recorded Gallery Tour
If you missed Seth Harris’ solo show “Lindy Hop”, don’t worry. There is a recorded gallery tour detailing each piece that was on display this past fall. The starts with a brief history of Lindy Hop as a dance, then moves on to explain the inspiration and anecdotes of each of the 24 drawings and paintings that were on shown at the Corkran Gallery by the Rehoboth Art League.
Out My Window Exhibition
In the face of COVID, the Salmagundi Club challenged it’s membership to provide artwork for an online only exhibition.
“Opened or closed, a window is a transparent barrier that places the viewer apart from what is viewed. What’s seen is filtered by the viewer’s mindset into perceived reality. Every artist has his/her own particular way of seeing real or metaphoric. The artist’s own image may be reflected back to him too, somehow detached from its environment, inviting a more spiritual and less physical translation. The artist’s interpretation of the image may be influenced by current circumstances, beautiful memories, or simply a vision of feeling made visible. What do you see Out Your Window?”
Interview: Madetomove.co
In addition to drawing and painting, I also co-organize for a swing dance performance group called the NY Sea Findyhoppers. Out of 750 groups out team won third place in the marching category in the 2019 Coney Island Mermaid Parade.
I was recently interviewed by Mary McGinn of madetomove.co regarding how our group is adapting to the pandemic and what our plans for the future are. You can read the full article here.
Oil Paintings
“I decided a few months ago to step back from watercolors and work solely in oil for the time being. Oil paint is a medium that I had not touched since before high school but always wanted to master. In the meantime, I won’t be showing at any galleries or art shows. I also want to say that I appreciate the feedback that I’ve been getting on fb and instagram for the paintings that I have posted.”
-Seth
“The Portrait of Ms. Ji Yun L.” oil on canvas, 24″ x 36″
The Mermaids of North America will be at Kala Lolo
On Saturday, June 27th The Mermaids of North America will be on display for a very special event at the Deep Tanks gallery in Staten Island. Guests of the The Kala Lolo show (event info below) will also be able to view select paintings from The Mermaids of North America painting series.
https://www.facebook.com/events/624715467664738/
Art Show – Gowanus
April 19 from 1-5PM, Mermaid prints, originals, totes, onesies, and pillows will be available at the Goldmine Art Fair at the Gemni & Scorpio Loft in Gowanus. The actual street address is a (not so) closely guarded secret. So for directions, message me on Instagram, Facebook, or just email me at info@BrooklynSeth.com.
I have created several original works of art just for the show so be sure to check it out.
The A Train to Far Rockaway
“The A Train to Far Rockaway” is the latest subway painting in “The Mermaids of North America” series. This painting includes the first ever depiction of a mercat, which is a cat-fish, not at all related to a catfish.
Also, thank you to all the Tumblr users who have re-blogged and liked this painting! I appreciate the love. 
The Irideus Mermaid
The first new mermaid of 2015 is the Irideus Mermaid. The coloring of the tail may remind you of a rainbow or Beardslee Trout. 
Check back in March to see the next Mermaid of 2015.
