Derek Lerner

Thanks everyone at @montserratgalleries & @montcollegeart for everything. Had a really great visit. #dereklerner #MontserratGalleries (at Montserrat Galleries)

#Repost @montserratgalleries #dereklerner speaking to Stacy Thomas-Vickory's Obsession class! (at Montserrat Galleries)

#Repost @montserratgalleries Please join us for the opening reception of the solo exhibition by #DerekLerner, 42°33'00.51" N 70°52'33.57" W. TONIGHT from 5-7 pm! (at Montserrat Galleries)

checking out work by @kevinmtownsend in #beverlyma #drawing #art (at Beverly, Massachusetts)

#Repost @montserratgalleries ・・・ Finishing up the install of 42°33'00.51" N 70°52'33.57" W #dereklerner #art #drawing #artexhibition #MontserratGalleries

42°33'00.51" N 70°52'33.57" W Montserrat Galleries presents the work of Derek Lerner Mar 20 - Apr 15, 2017 Reception Wed, Mar 22, 5 - 7pm Curated by Leonie Bradbury Carol Schlosberg Alumni Gallery Hardie Building 23 Essex St Beverly, MA 01915 Gallery Hours - M,T,W,F, 10am–5pm, Th, 10am–8pm, Sat, 12–5pm Public artist talk as part of the Montserrat College of Art visiting artist program Thurs, Mar 23, 11:30–12:20pm at the Carol Schlosberg Alumni Gallery. #DerekLerner #MontserratGalleries #LeonieBradbury #MontserratCollegeOfArt #artexhibition #drawing #CarolSchlosbergAlumniGallery

#Repost @roberthenrycontemporary・・・Derek Lerner, Asvirus 68, 2016 - Ink on paper 26" x 20" (66cm x 51cm) #dereklerner #bushwick #gallery #artforsale #drawing (at Robert Henry Contemporary)

Detail of work in progress #dereklerner #asvirus #drawing #art #artstudio #brooklyn #nyc (at Brooklyn, New York)

2016-12-1 PULSE Miami #art #dereklerner #drawing #PULSE #roberthenrycontemporary

#dereklerner #workinprogress #artstudio (at Brooklyn, New York)

@jaffworks & @roberthenrycontemporary at @voltashow 💥⚡ (at VOLTA Art Fair)

Detail of #workinprogress #dereklerner #asvirus #drawing (at New York, New York)

Detail of #workinprogress #dereklerner #asvirus #drawing #art (at New York, New York)

detail of work in progress

“Clothing used to be repaired,” says Robert Ross, a sociologist and expert in the apparel industry at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. He says not long ago there were tailors and cobblers in every neighborhood throughout the US, “and if you had a tear in a sock, somebody in your family darned the toe and the heel.”