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Friday, August 2, 2024

Closing Party with Pauline Decarmo: Sunday August 11th, 1-5pm

8 Shows to See in Upstate New York on Hyperallergic, by Taliesin Thomas

Thank you Taliesin Thomas for including Pauline Decarmo’s solo exhibition in 8 Shows to See in Upstate New York on Hyperallergic.


Final 2 Weekends!


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Closing Party

Sunday August 11

1-5pm


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PAULINE DECARMO:

ins and outs and ups and downs 



Saturdays + Sundays 

1-5pm 

through August 11 


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Hello friends!


See you these FINAL 2 WEEKENDS of Pauline Decarmo: ins and outs and ups and downs


Closing Party with Pauline Decarmo: Next Sunday August 11th, 1-5pm


Thank you to Taliesin Thomas of HyperallergicSara Farrell Okamura of Art Spiel and Karlyn Benson of Two Coats of Paint for recommending Pauline Decarmo’s solo exhibition as a Hudson Valley show to see before it closes 


HUGE THANK YOU to Pauline Decarmo for this extraordinary work


Read more about the exhibition below 


Thank you everyone! See you here SOON,

XO Ellen + Julie

Installation view of Pauline Decarmo: ins and outs and ups and downs, courtesy Karin Schaefer

Installation view of Pauline Decarmoins and outs and ups and downs, courtesy Kristen PalazzoExhibition Checklist. Inquiries: julielabspace@gmail.com



ins and outs and ups and downs:



As Hudson NY artist Pauline Decarmo began work for her second solo exhibition at LABspace, she experienced a severe flare up of chronic lymphedema, a result of cancer treatment in late 2017. This painful condition makes it impossible for Pauline to paint with her dominant hand.

Fearing that she would have to postpone the show indefinitely, Pauline set out to paint the entire exhibition with her left hand. She had attempted this method of working for about three months in early 2018, while healing from a mastectomy.


The resulting work is powerful, life affirming and triumphant. Pauline Decarmo has created a suite of paintings that spans the breadth of human emotion.

Of this new body of work, Pauline writes:


These paintings are self portraits. But they can also be a portrait of anyone— Perhaps the viewer.




Pauline Decarmo, CHAMPION, 2024, acrylic on wood panel, 30 x 30 inches

Installation view of Pauline Decarmo: ins and outs and ups and downs, courtesy Kristen PalazzoExhibition Checklist. Inquiries: julielabspace@gmail.com



Born in Guyana, South America and raised in Queens NY, Pauline Decarmo has lived and worked as an artist in Hudson NY for 13 years. Decarmo has exhibited with John Davis GalleryHudson EyeWindow on HudsonLABspaceCircle 46 GalleryHudson Milliner Art SalonTime & Space Limited, and she has participated in Hudson Open Studios and Hudson’s efforts to support Black Lives Matter. 


Pauline Decarmo’s artwork was featured on the cover of July 2020’s Chronogram Magazine. She has received generous support from CREATE Council on the Artsthe 405 Project, the Heart Hudson Award, and she was selected for a residency in Rome Italy through the Rome Art Program Scholarship. Decarmo earned her BFA at Parsons School of Design and her BA at City College of New York. She currently teaches painting and drawing at City College.  


Pauline Decarmo writes, I’m motivated to create art by things that move me, thrill me, and anger me. I look forward to continuing to support and promote creativity and culture in the Hudson Valley.



Pauline Decarmo: 

ins and outs and ups and downs


Solo Exhibition


Saturday and Sunday 1-5pm through August 11


Closing Party with Pauline Decarmo: NEXT SUNDAY, AUGUST 11TH, 1-5PM


Exhibition Checklist




LABspace is located below Hillsdale General Store, and Cook & Larder



17 miles east of Hudson NY

13 miles east of The Campus

17 miles north of Millerton NY

11 miles west of Great Barrington MA




LABspace was founded and directed by artist Susan Jennings 2014-2018, and has been the curatorial project of artists Ellen Letcher and Julie Torres since April 2018.


In April 2024, we celebrated our sixth year of programming since taking the reins, thanks to all of you and to SJ.

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