NordArt 2011
The first NordArt took place in 1999 and is now Northern Europe's largest annual art exhibition. This year it included 250 artists from 55 countries that were juried into the exhibition. I felt honored to be one of four artists from the United States.
The exhibit opened on June 4 and was up through October 2. The location of NordArt is in the former Carlshutte Foundry and historical park at Budelsdorf, Germany, not too far from Hamburg. Three paintings of mine were in the exhibition. There was also a lovely catalogue with a page devoted to each artist.
March 12 - 27, 2011
Wide Open 2
BWAC National Arts Show
Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York
A group show curated by Nathan Trotman, Curator Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
March 3 - 30, 2011
Interior Views
Port Washington Public Library Gallery
Port Washington, New York
A Solo Exhibition of paintings of people in cafes and other public places enjoying themselves over a coffee or
glass of wine.
February 3 - 24, 2011
The Urban Situation
Ernest Rubenstein Gallery
Educational Alliance
Lower East Side, New York, New York
A group show. "The urban situation is a constant backdrop for artists whether abstract or figurative or post-modern. The particular energy, light, scale, stress, grit, incident or inhabitants of the urban environment provide source material for all genres." John Baber, Curator
July 17 - August 15, 2010
Different Views
Washington Art Association
Washington Depot, Connecticut
This was a three person show, each of us having our own space. The other two artists were Elizabeth Hazan and Erin Raedeke.
April 27 - June 13, 2010
Look Through Any Window
Cahoon Museum of American Art
4676 Falmouth
Rd. in Cotuit, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Recently the Cahoon Museum accessioned my painting, Blue Fin XII, into its permanent collection and will include it in this forthcoming exhibition about windows and mirrors.
October 2, 2009 - January 3, 2010
As a result of participating in an exhibition mid-winter, I was invited to donate these two paintings to the Brooklyn Historical Society. No Pets, which was in the exhibition, is related to my Outside Looking In series and seems to me, in its cast of characters, to be "very Brooklyn."
This building was part of a sugar factory complex that was tumbling down for many years and has now been scraped away to make way for more modern structures. The pier juts out from the southern end of Van Brunt in Brooklyn's Red Hook area. I painted Red Hook Wharf plein air on a pleasant summer day, the sun transforming bricks and rotting wood into lightness and warmth.