2017 Five Points Gallery Biennial Juried Exhibition
"5 Pointz" has been accepted into the 2017 Five Points Biennial Juried Exhibtion by juror Joe Fig - artist and author who explores the creative process and the spaces where are is made.
Opening: August 4th from 6 - 8:30PM
Exhibition runs from August 3 - September 2, 2017
"5 Pointz" has been accepted into the 2017 Five Points Biennial Juried Exhibtion by juror Joe Fig - artist and author who explores the creative process and the spaces where are is made.
Opening: August 4th from 6 - 8:30PM
Exhibition runs from August 3 - September 2, 2017
67th Art of The Northeast - Silvermine Arts Center
July 8 - August 19th
Opening Reception July 8th from 6 - 8 PM
The Juror this year is David Kiehl - the Nancy and Fred Poses Curator at the Whitney. Previously, he was associate curator of prints and illustrated books at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and a consultant curator at the Wolfsonian Foundation in Miami Beach.
July 8 - August 19th
Opening Reception July 8th from 6 - 8 PM
The Juror this year is David Kiehl - the Nancy and Fred Poses Curator at the Whitney. Previously, he was associate curator of prints and illustrated books at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and a consultant curator at the Wolfsonian Foundation in Miami Beach.
SAGA 83rd Members Print Exhibition, Old Print Shop, NYC
Please join us at the opening of the
SAGA 83rd Members Print Exhibition
Thursday, July 13th, 2017
from 2 to 5 PM
at
The Old Print Shop
150 Lexington Avenue (at 30th Street)
New York, NY 10016
The exhibit will be shown from July 11th through August 11th
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Come to The Old Print Shop for an afternoon discussion about "Printmakers and their Printmaking Techniques" on Wednesday August 2nd from 2:00-5:00 PM
Get the answers to your questions: How did they do that?
Participants: Robert Newman, Moderator
Printmakers: Bill Behnken, Kathleen E. Gallagher, Michael Pellettieri, Emily Trueblood
Please join us at the opening of the
SAGA 83rd Members Print Exhibition
Thursday, July 13th, 2017
from 2 to 5 PM
at
The Old Print Shop
150 Lexington Avenue (at 30th Street)
New York, NY 10016
The exhibit will be shown from July 11th through August 11th
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Come to The Old Print Shop for an afternoon discussion about "Printmakers and their Printmaking Techniques" on Wednesday August 2nd from 2:00-5:00 PM
Get the answers to your questions: How did they do that?
Participants: Robert Newman, Moderator
Printmakers: Bill Behnken, Kathleen E. Gallagher, Michael Pellettieri, Emily Trueblood
International Sint-Niklaas 2017 Bookplates and Small Printmaking Competition
My Etching," SS Flying Coast", has been accepted into the International Sint-Niklaas 2017 Bookplates and Small Printmaking Competition in Sint-Niklass, Belgium.
A total of 295 participants from 43 countries submitted 798 items. The jury selected about 135 prints from 116 artists for the exhibition.The theme of the competition is City In The Future.
Opening: Saturday, April 22 at 11 am, Museumcomplex, Zwijgershoek 14, 9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
Here is the explanation that I included in the entry:
I'm concerned that due to global warming the sea levels will rise flooding the land where we live and thrive. Will the solution be to have floating cities? This "Noah's Ark" of an idea would house many people and at the same time have the features that would make citizens feel at home like a movie theatre, a grocery store, a post office, restaurants and housing. The general store sells items like fishing pools, grills and brooms while the cinema plays movies about the desires of the people: "Now Playing: Land!". Even the church windows feature water and a lighthouse - two things that people respect and search for. The flags are white, which is a symbol of surrender - surrender to the ocean and also to other city ships in order to have peace during this difficult time. The whale represents hope. He is friendly and shows that the oceans are still full of life. Although this city is filled with buildings the people are absent. Where are they? Have they survived or are they just out of view?
My Etching," SS Flying Coast", has been accepted into the International Sint-Niklaas 2017 Bookplates and Small Printmaking Competition in Sint-Niklass, Belgium.
A total of 295 participants from 43 countries submitted 798 items. The jury selected about 135 prints from 116 artists for the exhibition.The theme of the competition is City In The Future.
Opening: Saturday, April 22 at 11 am, Museumcomplex, Zwijgershoek 14, 9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
Here is the explanation that I included in the entry:
I'm concerned that due to global warming the sea levels will rise flooding the land where we live and thrive. Will the solution be to have floating cities? This "Noah's Ark" of an idea would house many people and at the same time have the features that would make citizens feel at home like a movie theatre, a grocery store, a post office, restaurants and housing. The general store sells items like fishing pools, grills and brooms while the cinema plays movies about the desires of the people: "Now Playing: Land!". Even the church windows feature water and a lighthouse - two things that people respect and search for. The flags are white, which is a symbol of surrender - surrender to the ocean and also to other city ships in order to have peace during this difficult time. The whale represents hope. He is friendly and shows that the oceans are still full of life. Although this city is filled with buildings the people are absent. Where are they? Have they survived or are they just out of view?
SCAN Art Exhibit
Art About Town
Several members of SCAN (Society of Creative Arts Newtown), including me, will show their work at the Wilton Library - 137 Ridgefield Road in Wilton, CT
April 2 - 29
Opening Reception: Friday, April 7, 2017 6 - 7:30
Art About Town
Several members of SCAN (Society of Creative Arts Newtown), including me, will show their work at the Wilton Library - 137 Ridgefield Road in Wilton, CT
April 2 - 29
Opening Reception: Friday, April 7, 2017 6 - 7:30
