In the Gallery

by Helen Dwork | January 25, 2014

From January through May each year, students are invited to participate in the Art Students League’s class concours exhibition in the Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery. Under the guidance of their instructors, students select works to display, which will be judged by other League instructors. The judges award Red Dots for those works deemed best in show. At the end of the season, several Red Dot pieces are purchased for the school’s permanent collection.

Mati Bracha, student of Ronnie Landfield. Photo: Leo Juvier

Kate Sharkey, student of Ronnie Landfield. Photo: Leo Juvier

Fumiko Kitada, student of William Scharf. Photo: Leo Juvier

Chrys Li, student of Richard Barnet. Photo: Leo Juvier

MD Tokon, student of Ronnie Landfield. Photo: Leo Juvier

A detail of a painting by Oak Chi, student of Ronnie Landfield. Photo: Leo Juvier

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Last week the classes of Richard Barnet, Ronnie Landfield, and William Scharf exhibited. Red dots were awarded to Chrys Li, Oak Chi, Kate Sharkey, Mati Bracha, MD Tokon, and Fumiko Kitada. This week’s exhibition includes work from the classes of Costa Vavagiakis and Jack Faragasso.

Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.