The Robert Lazzarini exhibit, (damage), at Marlborough Chelsea (545 West 25th Street) is finally opening tonight, January 10, 6 to 8 p.m. Originally scheduled to open in November, the show was one of the many canceled or postponed after Hurricane Sandy. The New York-based artist is known for his planar and wave distorted images -- they look like you dropped acid and the world melted into a fun-house mirror. Marlborough is also opening the first solo exhibit of paintings by Yoshiaki Mochizuki on the gallery's second floor. Both are up until February 16.
Image courtesy of the artist/Marlborough Chelsea
