A native Brooklynite, Peter Maslow creates large format paintings that have traditionally explored urban architectural environments.
“What interests me is how we see things, how we generate whole images in our minds, how we put and keep things together.”
In 2017, Maslow moved out of the city to Cochecton, NY along the Upper Delaware River. “My first summer in Cochecton, I went swimming under Cochecton Bridge and the elevated green painted steel took me back to my youth, where most adventures began under an overpass, or an El, or beneath the bridges,” Maslow recalls.
All but one of the paintings in “The Gowanus Cochecton Expressway” exhibition, were created in Maslow’s Cochecton studio.
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The activities of the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance are made possible in part by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
