Pulse Art Fair Miami
Solo Booth
Animation, Drawings, New Paintings
with Morgan Lehman Gallery of New York, NY
Booth D-102
December 1-4, 2011
November 30, 2011
November 18, 2011
Salvaged at Island Weiss Gallery - Review
Salvaged at Island Weiss Gallery
Review by Frederick Lembeck in Westbeth News
BENJAMIN MARTINS (MFA 2011)
Name. Date. Title.
Ford Project
57 West 57th Street, Floors 19 and 20
November 7, 2011 - December 22, 2011.
Watch the video with Benjamin Martins discussing his artwork in the exhibition at Ford Project.
Ford Project
57 West 57th Street, Floors 19 and 20
November 7, 2011 - December 22, 2011.
Watch the video with Benjamin Martins discussing his artwork in the exhibition at Ford Project.
ANNIE WILDEY (MFA 2008, FELLOW 2009)
Memoryscapes
Floyed Memorial Library
539 1st Street
Greenport, NY
November 12- December 31
ANDRAE GREEN (MFA 2008)
ArtJamaica presents Andrae Green on The Artist’s Residency
"The artists residency is a part of the artists career which we never really learned about in art school, yet facilities and organizations worldwide providing residency programmes have been growing steadily. It is often a good way to boost an artists confidence and exposure* and can sometimes help artists push further in their career..." (read more)
MARGARET MCCANN (Interim Faculty Chair)
Atlantic Cape Community College's Art Gallery
November 12 - December 10
What We Worry
Read an article about the show:
Artist Margaret McCann Featured at Atlantic Cape's Art Gallery
"McCann’s paintings combine portraiture, figures, architecture, still life and cityscapes with scale dislocation and humor. Her paintings are inspired by a variety of psychological and actual experiences, including living in Atlantic City and Italy and growing up with nine siblings...
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November 17, 2011
SOFIA BACHVAROVA (MFA 2009)
Hoboken Studio Tour artist Bachvarova's work: a dread-locked time warp?
"Sofia Bachvarova's work is ornate, demented, and decadent.
In Bliss, a headless stone figure is suspended from a rope, which hangs upside down. A stream of gold coins tumbles from its decapitated body. White doves fly heavenward.
In Venus, a Rubenesque figure stands in a garden overflowing with flowers and tiny beasts. A black apparition hovers in front of the figure's face, which makes identification impossible. In both paintings, Bachvarova alternates between fantasy and reality.
I recently caught up with Bachvarova as she made some final preparations for the annual Hoboken Artists Studio Tour. Her studio is located on the fifth floor of the Neumann Leathers building..." (read more)
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