Scion Art Center

The exhibition featuring the compelling artworks of Bob Stanley, a pivotal figure in the American Pop Art movement, is a remarkable opportunity for art lovers and the general public alike to immerse themselves in the vibrant and transformative works of this pioneering artist. Held at a conveniently located venue on the second floor of the AppleSign Building at 395 Broad Avenue in Ridgefield, right off the U.S.-1 highway, this exhibition offers a deep dive into Stanley's artistic journey. Visitors can explore a range of his works, from his early collage pieces to his later explorations using his own photographs, highlighting his evolution as an artist and his impact on the art world.

This exclusive exhibition, showcasing Stanley's unique blend of commercial imagery and newspaper photographs transformed into gritty canvas works, will run until the end of April 2024. Despite the lack of elevator access and ADA compliance at the venue, efforts have been made to ensure that visitors are provided with parking, making the visit as convenient as possible for everyone interested in experiencing the breadth of Bob Stanley's contributions to the Pop Art movement and his enduring legacy in public collections such as the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

For those keen on understanding Stanley's influence and the thematic depth of his works, including his reflections on American culture through subjects ranging from musicians to sporting events, this retrospective is a not-to-be-missed event. It stands as a tribute to Stanley's creativity, showcasing how he navigated the abstract and the explicit through his art, leaving a lasting imprint on the artistic landscape.