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| gallery artists | ||
| Martha Armstrong Rita Baragona Temma Bell Ruth Bernard* David Bradford John Bradford Diana Cabouli* Jane Culp Betsy Davidson Karen Davie Anne Delaney Diane Drescher Stephanie Franks John Goodrich Barbara Goodstein Janet Gorzegno Barbara Grossman* |
Christine Hartman Jessie Hedden Robert Jessel* Deborah Kahn Lynn Kotula Richard La Presti Adrianne Lobel Lynette Lombard Younghee Choi Martin Nicole Maynard-Sahar David Mollett Gael Mooney* Nagib Nahas Naomi Nemtzow Janice Nowinski Iris Osterman |
Hearne Pardee *Associate Member |
| 2012-2013 exhibitions at bowery | |
| September 4–29 October 2–27 October 30–November 24 November 27–December 22 December 26–January 26 January 29–February 23 February 26–March 23 March 26–April 20 April 23–May 18 May 21–June 15 June 18–July 6 July 9–27 July 30–August 17 |
Martha Armstrong Diane Drescher Tony Serio/Lynn Kotula Hearne Pardee Younghee Choi Martin David Bradford Christine Hartman/Nicole Maynard Barbara Goodstein Temma Bell Evelyn Twitchell Invitational Invitational Juried Exhibition |
| solo exhibitions and featured exhibitions of gallery artists… |
| ARMSTRONG at Gross McCleaf Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, at the Oxbow Gallery, Northampton, MA, and at the Carillon Building Gallery, Charlotte, NC...BARAGONA at Warren County Community College Gallery, Washington, NJ...David BRADFORD at Oxbow Gallery...DAVIDSON featured in a show at Western Connecticut State University, Danbury, CT...FRANKS with two other artists at the Ise Cultural Foundation, NYC...GOODSTEIN featured in the Twilight Park Annual, Haines Falls, NY, and at Schroeder Romero & Shredder, NYC...HARTMAN at Romano Gallery, Blair Academy, NJ, and at Gallery 508, Beacon, NY...HEDDEN at the Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts, Fairbanks, AK, and at the University of Alaska Kenai...KAHN at Augusta State University, Augusta, GA; at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH; and at the Washington Studio School, Washington, DC...LA PRESTI featured in the Twilight Park Annual, Haines Falls, NY...LOBEL at the Marianne Corville Gallery in Hudson, NY...LOMBARD at Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ, and in a four-person show at Gallery 1837, Chicago, IL…MAYNARD at AS220 in Providence, RI...NOWINSKI in a two-person show at Miss Porter’s School, Farmington, CT...SERIO at the Romano Gallery, Blair Academy, NJ…OSTERMAN featured in the New Hampshire Institute of Art 2011 Biennial, Manchester, NH...ROSENTHAL featured at Schroeder Romero & Shredder Gallery, NYC...TORNAY featured in a show with his wood relief sculptures, at the Delaware County Community College and in a faculty show at Delaware College of Art and Design...TWITCHELL featured at Schroeder Romero & Shredder, NYC... |
| group exhibitions including gallery artists… |
| ARMSTRONG in a Zeuxis show at MICA, Baltimore, MD; at Haverford College in PA; at the Long Beach Island Foundation for the Arts and Sciences, Loveladies, NJ; in two shows at Gross McCleaf Gallery, Philadelphia, PA; at Elder Gallery, Charlotte, NC; with the Midwest Paint Group at Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY; at Smith College, Northampton, MA; and at the Wistariahurst Museum, Holyoke MA...BARAGONA at the Romano Gallery, Blairstown, NJ, Riv 5, Dutot Museum, Delaware Water Gap, PA, and in Zeuxis shows at MICA, and Lindenwood University, St. Charles, MO, and at the museum at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, MO...BELL in a Zeuxis show at MICA, and at the Romano Gallery, Blairstown, NJ...DAVIDSON at Western Connecticut State University, and at a benefit for Clearwater at the First Street Gallery, NYC...DRESCHER in a juried show at the NOMAA Gallery, NYC...FRANKS in the annual at Sideshow Gallery, Brooklyn, NY...GORZEGNO in a show of Mississippi art faculty at the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, Laurel, MS...HARTMAN at Western Connecticut State University...KOTULA in a Zeuxis show at MICA...KAHN at Gross McCleaf Gallery, Philadelphia, PA...LA PRESTI in Zeuxis shows at MICA and at Lindenwood University...LOBEL in the Tobin Collection show in San Antonio, TX...LOMBARD in a Midwest Paint Group exhibition at Wright State University, Ohio, and at the University of New Hampshire...NAHAS in a show at St. Nick’s Alliance in Williamsburg, Brooklyn...NEMTZOW in a show at the City College of New York...NOWINSKI in Zeuxis shows at MICA and at Lindenwood University; and in the Jerusalem Studio School Auction Benefit at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, NYC...PARDEE in the Pence Gallery, Davis, CA...OSTERMAN at the Danforth Museum, Framingham, MA, at the Chabot Gallery, Providence, RI, at the Newburyport Art Association, Newburyport, MA, at the Brush Gallery, Lowell, MA, Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge, MA, at Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford, CT, and in juried shows in New Haven and North Easton, MA...ROSENTHAL at Sideshow, Brooklyn, NY, and in the JSS Auction Benefit at SHFAP, NYC...SERIO at the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance, NYC…TORNAY in a faculty exhibition at the Delaware College of Art and Design...TWITCHELL in the Clearwater benefit at First Street, NYC, and at Janet Kurnatowski Gallery, Brooklyn, NY... |
| critics on bowery artists… |
| In The Philadelphia Inquirer, Victoria Donahoe said of ARMSTRONG’s paintings that they “...have a simplicity and power, their intensity of focus on feeling and seasonal changes being major elements in the tale she tells...that include ambitious exercises in reconciling geometry and gesture, adequately realized.” Writing about BARAGONA’s work on Examiner.com, Alison Martin said that “Her paintings of oceans, floral still life, and landscapes shine with a luminance that is derived from her visual and sensory experience and perspective on nature.” CULP’s landscapes were included in the Yosemite National Park section of the book, “Art of the National Parks,” published by Fresno Fine Art publications...On Examiner.com, Alison Martin said of FRANKS’ works that they “...reflect ideas of journey and discovery...Franks uses line, form, and color to define place and convey notions of tension and struggle...” Her drawings were also reviewed in Weekly NY Japion and in Yomitime...LOBEL’s work was included in “World Scenography 1975-1990,” published by Oistat...Reviewing NEMTZOW’s exhibition in The Wall Street Journal, Peter Plagens wrote that “...because so many artists make collages, it takes a real sense of visual poetry to make good ones. Nemtzow makes very good collages...has...an eye for the way intense daylight can de-uglify industrial ordinariness. Her collages exude a palpable sense of hope...for guileless art.” In a profile of NOWINSKI on Huffington Post, John Seed writes, “Gloriously out of synch with the current vogues of figurative painting, Nowinski mines the territory between Manet and David Park, avoiding the tricky cul-de-sacs of gender, sociology and feminist theory...Seen as a group, Nowinski’s recent paintings—postcard girls and shirtless guys—are uncompromising, and more than a bit unexpected.” Seed also included her work in “Ten Memorable Paintings from 2011”...ROSENTHAL’s work was discussed by Alison Martin on Examiner.com, and by John Goodrich on artcritical.com, where he wrote that she “...continues to infuse a highly personal approach with intimations of the mythic...Her...paintings not only depict but personify journeys of the soul...[one] resonates with the workings of nature—grave, luminous and inescapable.” A review in Art New England said of Thompson’s work that it is “...a perfect example of the convergence of style and voice—one nourishing the other—but where ultimately voice rises from that very fundamental interaction, to become the human cry we yearn to hear. The mark of a fully developed voice is evidenced, in part, by the transformation...” |
| lectures, panels, curating, teaching… |
| BARAGONA curated exhibitions for the Romano Gallery in Blairstown, NJ, and was a participant in two panels for shows at the gallery...BELL was a panelist at the Zeuxis show at Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore...DRESCHER was the juror for the Grebstein Memorial Art Exhibition and Award at Manhattanville College, Purchase, NY...FRANKS was a guest artist at a career day at P.S. 330 in Queens, NY...GOODRICH was an adjunct professor of painting at Western Connecticut State University, Danbury, CT, where he also gave a lecture on painting; he was a panelist at MICA in Baltimore, and at the Lori Bookstein Gallery, NY...KAHN was a visiting artist and lectured at Augusta State University in Augusta, GA, and did a drawing workshop at the Washington Studio School, Washington, DC...LOMBARD lectured and was a guest artist at Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ...MOLLETT participated in a poster session at a National Parks Service Conference in Nome, Alaska...NOWINSKI was a panelist at MICA in Baltimore, and was a visiting critic at the New York Studio School Drawing Marathon...ROSENTHAL curated an exhibition of Jean Hélion’s work for Schroeder Romero & Shredder, NYC, where she also spoke, and she curated a show for the Rider University Gallery in Lawrenceville, NJ... |
| awards, residencies, collections, commissions… |
| A painting by John BRADFORD was donated by the American Academy of Arts and Letters to the permanent collection of the Museum of Contemporary Religious Art in St. Louis, MO...KOTULA was included in the online catalogue of women artists who have participated in the Douglass Library series of exhibitions at Rutgers University...LOBEL had a Lucille Lortel nomination for her set design for “Galileo” at the Class Stage Company, NYC...LOMBARD received a Mellon Grant...MOLLETT installed a commissioned painting at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, Alaska...ROSENTHAL received a Rider University research grant…TORRENCE had a residency at the Vermont Studio Center... |
| publications by the artists… |
| GOODRICH wrote exhibition reviews for City Arts and artcritical.com, and exhibition catalog essays for shows at Lori Bookstein Fine Art and Kouros Gallery, NYC, and for the Muscarelle Museum at the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA...One of MAYNARD’s paintings was included in a photographic spread in Rochester Women’s Magazine…PARDEE wrote exhibition reviews for artcritical.com, and a catalogue essay for a show at West Texas Triangle...ROSENTHAL was Consulting Editor for a new series, “Artists and Art,” for Arcade Publishing, and wrote the introduction to Arcade’s new edition of “They Shall Not Have Me” by Jean Hélion... |