Blue Mountain Gallery will present Nancy Sandler Bass’s exhibition ‘Explorations In the Spirit of Place’ in New York from October 6 through October 31, 2026, according to an announcement circulated by the gallery on August 18. The exhibition is scheduled to open at the gallery’s space at 547 West 27th Street, Suite 200, between 10th and 11th Avenues.
The announcement identifies Bass as the exhibition’s artist and gives the presentation its title, but does not provide further information about the works, their medium, size, number or installation. It also does not include a statement from Bass or the gallery describing the exhibition’s themes, methods or relationship to a particular location. The title is the sole supplied indication of its conceptual framing.
An opening reception is scheduled for Thursday, October 8, from 5pm to 8pm at Blue Mountain Gallery. The reception is listed separately from the exhibition dates and will take place at the same New York venue. No additional public programmes or related events are specified in the announcement.
Blue Mountain Gallery’s published visitor information lists regular hours as 11am to 6pm, Tuesday through Saturday. The gallery directs visitors to its website, bluemountaingallery.org, for further information and provides bluemountaingallery@verizon.net as a contact address. The supplied announcement does not state admission details.
The Bass exhibition forms part of the gallery’s announced fall schedule. Marykate O’Neil’s ‘BFF’s Real and Imaginary’ is listed for September 8 through October 3, with a reception on September 10, while Jane Beckwith’s ‘Bee-in At Home: Libations and Celebrations’ is scheduled for November 3 through November 28. Those listings appear as separate items in the gallery’s newsletter and are not described as part of Bass’s exhibition.
The newsletter includes a brief description of O’Neil’s painting practice and a quotation attributed to the artist, but no comparable biographical or practice-based information is supplied for Bass. The available details for ‘Explorations In the Spirit of Place’ are therefore limited to its title, artist, venue, exhibition dates and October 8 reception.
