Juried
Drawing & Printmaking
Exhibition
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, MAY 14, 6-9PM
This will be the second in a series of four media specific shows comprising of Photography (April 16-21), Drawing and Printmaking (May 14th-19th), Painting (June 4th-9th) and Sculpture (June 25th-30th).
Five artists from each show will go forward to a “Best of Show” Exhibition featuring 20 works, from which one artist will be chosen to receive a weekend solo show at Rogue Space | Chelsea and a documentary film produced by our sister company FilmsOnArtists.
Questions? Check out our FAQ.
Sherry Camhy's work is in the permanent collection of The New Orleans Museum of Art, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, The Telfair Museum, Savanah, Ga. and has been exhibited the Parish, The Aldrich and The Katonah Museums, The Eleanor Ettinger, Sherry French Gallery. It has been featured in "The Nude in Contemporary Art", Drawing Magazine, FineArtConnoisseur and reviewed in ArtNews, Penthouse, The New York Press. She is the author of "Art of The Pencil" and has taught at The Art Students League, New York University Tisch School of the Arts, The New York Academy, The School of Visual Arts.
DAN
ALVARADO AUDREY
FRANK
ANASTASI
KAREN RAND
ANDERSON
NICHOLAS
CAIRNS
KATIE
CARON
JENNIFER
COLLINS
TANYA
DAJCIC
NANCY
ELSAMANOUDI
PATRICIA
ESPINOSA
BRIAN
FELL
STEPHANIE
FULLER
JOSHUA
GOLDSTEIN
CHRISTOPHER D.
HOFFMAN
MIN SIN
KIM
SHERYL
LISTON
JEN
MANN
KURT
MARKGRAF
GABRIELLA
MLYNARCZYK
MISAKO
OBA
RUSSELL
PACHMAN
ZACH
PELHAM
LILIANA
PEREZ
MOLLY
PETERS
SHRAVAN
RAJAGOPAL
MALORIE
SHANNON
ERIC
STANDLEY
GEOFFREY
STEIN
IDALJA
TEMMER
STEPHANIE
TERELAK
ELLEN
WAHL
C. C.
WANG
DAN
WEBRE
JEREMY
YAMMA
JASON BARD
YARMOSKY
Juried
Painting
Exhibition
This will be the third in a series of four media specific shows comprising of Photography (April 16-21), Drawing and Printmaking (May 14th-19th), Painting (June 4th-9th) and Sculpture (June 25th-30th).
Five artists from each show will go forward to a “Best of Show” Exhibition featuring 20 works, from which one artist will be chosen to receive a weekend solo show at Rogue Space | Chelsea and a documentary film produced by our sister company FilmsOnArtists.
Questions? Check out our FAQ.
DAVID MASELLO is senior editor and men¹s fashion editor at Town & Country magazine. Prior to that, he has been a staff editor and writer at numerous periodicals, including Art & Antiques (where he was the longtime New York Editor), Travel & Leisure, Country Living and Departures. He publishes essays and poetry in a variety of periodicals and anthologies, including the New York Times, Boston Globe, Best American Essays (2005) and Fine Art Connoisseur. He is the author of two books, Architecture Without Rules: The Houses of Marcel Breuer (W.W. Norton, and since published in several foreign editions) and Art in Public Places: Walking New York’s Neighborhoods to See the Best Paintings, Murals, Mosaics and Sculpture (City & Company). He is a frequent guest lecturer at university art and writing programs. He lives and works in Manhattan.
Juried
Sculpture
Exhibition
DEADLINE: JUNE 7
40 artists will be selected by our juror WILLARD BOEPPLE for the group show at Rogue Space.
This will be the fourth in a series of four media specific shows comprising of Photography (April 16-21), Drawing and Printmaking (May 14th-19th), Painting (June 4th-9th) and Sculpture (June 25th-30th).
Five artists from each show will go forward to a “Best of Show” Exhibition featuring 20 works, from which one artist will be chosen to receive a weekend solo show at Rogue Space | Chelsea and a documentary film produced by our sister company FilmsOnArtists.
Questions? Check out our FAQ.
WILLARD BOEPPLE was born in Bennington and educated at UC Berkeley, RISD and CCNY. Willard has shown regularly in New York since the early seventies where he is represented by Lori Bookstein Fine Art. He is represented in the UK by Broadbent Gallery, London. He has taught at Bennington College and the Boston Museum School and traveled extensively in Africa as a U.S. A State Dept Visiting Cultural Specialist. He is Chairman of the Triangle Artists’ Workshop and serves on the board of the Vermont Studio Center. His work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Storm King Art Center and The Fitz-William Museum, Goodwood and Yorkshire Sculpture Parks in England among many collections both public and private. He lives and works in North Bennington and New York.
Joe Mays & Jill Morgan
Exhibition
This show represents a common fascination shared by Louisville artists Joseph Mays and Jill Morgan with seeing past the masks we wear. The common theme in the artworks shown here, both solo and collaborative, is in seeing human beings beyond the superficial. Some of these pieces try to make the familiar unfamiliar by presenting the human form in abstract lighting in order to allow us to see beyond what we are used to seeing. Some use abstract body painting and black light to make the human form into an other and ask us to find humanity in the seemingly alien. Some involve asking people to mask themselves with paint in the knowledge that the masks people choose for themselves can be more revealing than simple daylight. Some of the pieces attempt to peel away the outer flesh, looking for the person within the physiology.
What are the filters we've built into the way we see ourselves and others? What is the mask and what is the human being behind it? Where does the human flesh stop and the human being begin? These are the questions that we ask in various ways through our pieces.
