A look at 'The Entertainer'

Photo by Stacie Joy

Aaron Michael Skolnick's "The Entertainer" opened last week at the March gallery on Avenue A. 

Several readers have given the exhibit by Aaron Michael Skolnick a shout-out. 

Created between 2023 and 2025, this body of work is composed of paintings, garments, photography, and an installation featuring cardboard cutouts, jockstraps, and the idyllic bleachers and sports field of Hollywood's American high school. 

It's up through Feb. 22. 

The March gallery is at 62-64 Avenue A, between Fourth Street and Fifth Street. It is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

An expanded March gallery debuts on Avenue A

The expanded March gallery debuted on Wednesday evening at 62-64 Avenue A. 

March gallery opened late last May at 64 Avenue A (ex-Alphabets) between Fourth Street and Fifth Street. 

As EVG contributor Stacie Joy first reported then in August, gallery owner Phillip March Jones decided to open a second gallery next door in the vacant space previously occupied by Mike's Cleaners.

Each space has a featured exhibit — the group show "Circa 1989" and solo works by Joe Minter titled "We Lost Our Spears."

Both will be on view until March 19. 

Gallery hours: Tuesday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

March gallery debuts on Avenue A

Photos by Stacie Joy

March gallery debuted this past weekend at 64 Avenue A between Fourth Street and Fifth Street. 

As previously reported, Phillip March Jones, an artist, writer and curator, leased this space. 

The debut exhibit, titled Pre-Renovation Potluck, is an installation of self-portraits by 16 artists whom March has worked with in the past. You can read more details on the March website.

The exhibit is up through June 30 (and before a renovation). Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Until June 2020, this storefront was Alphabets ... owner Linda Heidinger moved the novelty-gift shop to Palm Springs, Calif.