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<\/a><\/p>\nIn a turn of the century carriage house in industrial Sunset Park, Tabla Rasa Gallery <\/strong>is worth your visit. After years of experience working for nonprofit art organizations, Tabla Rasa\u2019s directors Audrey Frank Anastasi and Joseph Anastasi now foster the growth of emerging talent in the art world. The Anastasis present professional art exhibitions while also promoting \u201ceducational & non-profit types of programs,\u201d says Audrey, \u201csuch as free lectures, art talks, and screenings.\u201d Previous group exhibits include the \u201cBig Print Show,\u201d \u201cPast & Present,\u201d and \u201cWomen\u2019s Work: Homage to Feminist Art.\u201d The voice of both new and established work resonates in a warm, non-intimidating space atypical of some of the stuffier, overcrowded, and overhyped art venues in Manhattan.<\/p>\n Stay for the evening of November 28, when the opening exhibition “Points of View” will showcase the creativity of ten eclectic individuals including Joergen Geerds, Cecile Chong, Griselda Healy, Anders Knutsson, and Sylvia Sleigh \u2013 whose work is shown in this story. The artists display their distinct interpretations of the landscape genre, so expect to lean into the artwork with intrigue. Personally, I\u2019m looking forward to viewing the images of thousand year-old trees, idyllic pebbled beaches, and panoramic portraits of gritty and grand New York City. Don\u2019t let the chilly signs of winter keep you from crossing the river and tasting something this aesthetically good.<\/p>\n How to Get There:<\/strong> Take the yellow line\u2019s southbound R Train to 45th<\/sup> St., walk to 48th<\/sup> St., turn right and walk down to #224. (Exhibition reception November 28th from 5:30 – 8:00 p.m., 224 48 St., Brooklyn, 917.880.8337, visit www.TablaRasaGallery.com<\/a> for gallery hours and upcoming events.)<\/em><\/p>\n