Jul 6, 2017, 12:18 PM
Deborah Winiarski recaps six exhibitions of encaustic artwork in and around Provincetown, MA, connected with the 11th International Encaustic Conference for ProWax Journal.
Bill Behnken will be exhibiting in the Society of American Graphic Artists Centennial Exhibition, which opens October 22, 2015.
What does “becoming an artist” mean? Some people simply have an impulse to create. They are artists by nature. Some strive to become skilled artists and enjoy that quest for its own sake. Then there are artists who also want to share something they have created by exhibiting their work. Open juried exhibitions are a way to get started exhibiting your work publicly.
Made in New York/Made in Seoul is an exhibition of prints by sixty artists working in New York and Seoul, Korea.
Family Matters: Drawings, Paintings, Prints, Handmade Paper is a solo exhibition of Wendy Shalen’s self-portraits, figurative charcoal and silverpoint drawings, and watercolors.
Big Bad Wax is a group show of encaustic work opening at Mount Dora Center for the Arts (Mount Dora, FL) on January 10, 2014.
Bruce Dorfman is now represented by the June Kelly Gallery (166 Mercer St, New York, NY).
Work by Frederick Brosen appears in Waterways of Europe in Watercolor at Harmon-Meek Gallery (Naples, FL) from April 7 to 19, 2013.
Mar 21, 2013, 1:40 PM
James Garvey’s Visual Forensics: Drawings and Forgings opens on Saturday, April 6, at the Elizabeth V. Sullivan Gallery, Vytlacil Campus (241 Kings Highway, Sparkill, NY). The show continues through June 2, 2013.
Peter Reginato’s New York Report (above) and Wildflower (below) are among a group of works collected by the artist Neil Jenney that are exhibited in Works of the Jenney Archive at Gagosian Gallery (980 Madison Ave. NYC). From March 7 to April 27, 2013.