Jun 18, 2013, 4:15 PM
Retinal Displacement is a catalogue of recent work by Naomi Campbell. The publication includes seventeen reproductions and essays by Midori Yoshimoto and Jonathan Goodman. It’s available through Yellow Peril Gallery and Amazon. A gathering to celebrate this publication will be held Friday, June 21 at 526 West 26th Street (NYC).
The Art Students League’s annual Red Dot Exhibition consists of the best student work judged in weekly student concours during the past year. Now on view in the Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery is a group of over ninety paintings, prints, sculptures, mixed media works, and installations that reflects the talent and diversity of the school’s…
Jun 10, 2013, 12:14 PM
On June 23, Max Ginsburg will give a painting demonstration and lecture on his multi-figure painting Unemployed on Line for the California Art Club at the USC Fisher Museum of Art, in Los Angeles, CA.
A 2008 catalogue of Bruce Dorfman’s artwork, Bruce Dorfman: Propellor is now part of the holdings of the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Joseph Peller spent April 2013 at a month-long printmaking residency at the Guanlan Printmaking Base in Guanlan, China. While there, he completed six editions. During his travels, he visited Japan to view the work of Japanese printmakers Hokusai, Hasui, and Hiroshi. Inking the plate for printing Preparing to register the plate for printing Pulling and…
Joseph Peller will lead a four-day plein-air painting workshop in Steamboat, Colorado, July 25–28, 2013.
Richard Barnet is one of seven artists included in Summer Show: New Artists at the William Holman Gallery (65 Ludlow Street, NYC). The show runs from June 19 through July 19. While this group of paintings, large-scale watercolors, woodcuts, and sculpture encompasses a range of “abstract, objective and sculptural” styles, they all possess a careful…
Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (VLA) has organized a benefit and art sale to be held at Ogilvy & Mather New York on the evening of June 12, 2013.
Mid-nineteenth-century Grand Rapids, Michigan offered limited opportunities for education. In an illustration for Harper’s Weekly (Fig. 1), Frederick Stuart Church recalled his early school days in a Grand Rapids one room schoolhouse. Consumed by a desire to draw, young Fred occupied himself drawing with pencil on the blank pages of his school texts and on…
Connections is a departure from my past student concours. We wanted to show how the class work is cohesive and how it interrelates. We are many things, after all, not just sculpture students working in one way. Connections offers a whole new way to see the sculptures. It is a single piece of art: a…