“The story I am about to tell is as much a preservation of history as it is an entertaining recollection of just one of my experiences in New York City,” writes Jack Faragasso in the introduction to his new book, The Early Photographs of Bettie Page. Faragasso, who photographed Page at the beginning of his…
LGTripp Gallery, located in historic Old City, Philadelphia, is now representing Knox Martin. His recent painting series, She, will be exhibited in a solo show there, opening September 13 and continuing through October 26, 2013.
Jonathan Shahn’s Heads in Wood and Plaster is a show of sculptures and related drawings at the Grounds for Sculpture (Hamilton, NJ), a forty-two acre sculpture park and museum. The show continues through September 22, 2013.
The Woodley Suite and Other Works is a solo show of work by Ephraim Rubenstein opening at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts (Hagerstown, MD) on August 17, 2013.
Ephraim Rubenstein’s gouache cityscapes will be part of the group show Seeing the City: Artists’ Views of New York City, at the George Billis Gallery (521 West 26th Street), July 23–August 17, 2013.
Bruce Dorfman is now represented by the June Kelly Gallery (166 Mercer St, New York, NY).
A solo exhibition of Cornelia Foss’s paintings opens at the Peter Marcelle Gallery (Bridgehampton, NY) on June 28 and continues through July 9, 2013. The opening reception is Saturday, June 29, 5:30 – 7:30 pm. Cornelia Foss: Ten Years of Painting is available through the Peter Marcelle Gallery.
The Art Students League began awarding major grants to students in 1930. The Edward G. McDowell Travel Grant, earmarked for travel in Europe by unmarried students, was the first and continued to be the only cash award until 1995, when the Phyllis H. Mason Grant—for “traditional” painters—was established. In 1998, the Nessa Cohen Grants were…
Jerry Weiss will be teaching a five-day figure painting workshop, June 24–28, at the Silvermine Arts Center in New Canaan, CT.
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).