RHONDA WALL

AS THE WORLD TURNS THEN & NOW
Mixed Media Works by Rhonda Wall
[exhibition invitation - pdf]
[press release - pdf]

Bernstein Gallery, Robertson Hall
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Princeton University
Princeton, New Jersey

Gallery Exhibition:
January 23 - April 8, 2010

Artist Reception:
Friday, March 26, 6-8 p.m.

Martha Posner

Precious [press release - pdf]
November 19 - December 30 - 2009
Heidi Cho Gallery

featuring:
johannes Girardoni
martha Posner
phillip Johnson
nina Meledandri
carolanna Parlato
scott Richter
joyce Robins
stephanie Sachs
taro Suzuki
leslie Wayne

Martha Posner

read online review: "Martha Posner: Saatchi Online Critic's Choice by Georgia Haagsma"

Martha Posner
'Redhead Series', 2002
Fencing, cloth, synthetic hair, beeswax, pigment.
40" x 29" x 25"

Martha Posner
'Shirt', 2006
Wire, fabric, beeswax, synthetic hair, pigment.
21" x 26" x 14"

Martha Posner
'C's Corset', 2006
Wire, fabric, beeswax, synthetic hair, pigment.
18" x 15" x 12"

Joan Perlman

Artist Residencies:

Ucross Foundation
Clearmont, Wyoming
November 2009

Gullkistan,
Laugartavn, Iceland
August 2009
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SíM/Reykjavík Art Museum
Reykjavík, Iceland
July 2009

Group shows:

Jancar Gallery
Los Angeles, CA

The Artists of ZYZZYVA
Mina Dresden Gallery
San Francisco, CA

Nancy Cohen in Newburg, NY

Ann St Gallery: Insight: Contemporary Approaches to Drawing
July 18, 2009 —August 29, 2009

The Ann Street Gallery is pleased to present Insight: Contemporary Approaches to Drawing, a group exhibition that features more than forty selected drawings by contemporary artists grouped together by the medium. The exhibition opens with an artist reception on Saturday July 18 from 6-9 pm and runs through August 29.

As an artistic medium, drawing's long history has its beginning in the Paleolithic cave drawings of Lascaux, reaching through antiquity, and triumphed during the Renaissance. While typically, we think of a drawing as two dimensional, many of the artists included in this exhibition have exceeded that boundary. Their work and their messages have literally pressed beyond the confines of the paper surface and seem to project into our space. Their work explores the possibilities of drawing using non-traditional or indirect means, while addressing traditional art-historical subjects as portraiture, narrative, figurative work, interiors and the decorative frieze. By expanding outside the traditional formats, these artists have begun to create innovative styles and techniques, while preserving the formal design elements and prinicples of drawing.

The featured artists include:

Shaun Acton
Jorge J. Aristizabal
Jill Auckenthaler
Megan Canning
Nancy Cohen
Frances Jetter
Jason Mager
Charlotte Schulz
Lorene Taurerewa
Takashi Usui

For more information, please contact the gallery at (845) 562-6940 x. 119 or (845) 656-1132. Gallery hours are Thursday-Saturday 11-5 pm or by appointment.

Nancy Cohen at the Katonah Museum

Littlejohn/Accola Contemporary at Aqua Art Wynwood, Miami 2008