May 8 from 6-8 PM.
April 29 - May 24, 2025
Sims Contemporary
509 West 23rd St, NYC
www.simscontemporary.com
Elizabeth Knowles
www.elizabethknowles.com
@astrobeot
@elizabethknowles_art
917-373-7663
Meg Bloom and Cyra Levenson
May 2 - June 1, 2025
Reception Saturday May 10, 2:00 - 5:00 pm
OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, April 24th, 2023, 4pm - 7pm
JADITE GALLERY
660 10th Avenue, New York, NY 10036
(212) 977-6190 - www.jadite.com
The show runs through May 8th.2023. I hope you will some out in support! Please share this. I will be having some pop up events and gallery sitting days, so stay tuned. Feel free to contact me. Thank you for your constant support of my work!
- Janet R.
This exhibition is a personal inside look into how much my work is influenced by the metaphysical.
During my childhood and lifetime, l have consistently been drawn to themes of sci-fi, fantasy, ancient cultures, myths, and the occult.
'Talismanic Prophecies' is a new series of work which focuses on the concept and power of talismans. A talisman is an object that invokes a quality or energy and may arrive in your life in a variety of ways. It can come to you simply while you are taking a walk or a run. Many times when you are dreaming or meditating. Pay attention to recurring symbols or numbers that appear in your life.
We all have experienced this in the form of a lucky number or object such as a rabbit's foot, four leaf clover etc.
My goal as an artist is to bring you, the viewer, into that realm of quietude and serenity. Each one of these sculptures has an energy. I hope you will view them with these concepts in mind. It is to help facilitate an understanding of the magic which always surrounds us.
Please consider a visit to my upcoming solo exhibit, It Takes The Village. (The Ugly Girl Diaries, Redux.) at Art Wrkd Exhibition Space, Newtown, Bucks County.
It Takes The Villages shares a series of vignettes that reflect a whimsical illustration of a life lived in the veil, the thin place where one becomes the overseer and executor of dreams. This journey is the float through the stages of a growing distance between all of the living beings, the Believing Space.
A quick peek at the installation:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DG1nvB-pecJ/?igsh=MThyZTlrbzh6cjM3dQ%3D%3D--
Program Events and additional information are listed in the announcements below.
March 7th, Friday, 6 pm - 9 pm; Art Noir Reception
March 15th, Saturday, 6 pm - 9 pm; Artist Reception
March 30th, Sunday, 2 pm; Artist Dialogue
Art Wrkd is 126- 128 S. State Street, Newtown, Bucks County, PA https://www.artwrkd.com
Gallery Hours
Monday, Closed
Tuesday, 11 am - 4 pm
Wednesday, 11 am - 4 pm
Thursday, 11 am - 7 pm
Friday, 11 am - 7 pm
Saturday, 11 am - 4 pm
Sunday, Open by Private Appointment
Phone: 215. 377. 9766
Katee Boyle
Scarlett Forge, Kennett Square, PA
The Sculptors Guild https://www.sculptorsguild.org
Chateau Orquevaux Artist Residency, 2026
McLear Artist Residency, 2023
Winterthur Museum Maker-Creator Fellow
www.kateeboyle.com
https://www.instagram.com/kateeboyle/
https://www.westtown.edu/about/publications/the-westonian/
Please show your support for almost 50 women sculptors!
The LIC-A Art Space at The Factory LIC - 3030 47th Ave, LIC, NY 11101
Gallery Hours: Thurs - Sat: 10am - 6pm
Meet the artist. She will be present the first Saturday of each month
"Judith Peck Sculpts as the wind wills--from carefully wrought beauty to wayward mischief." The Record, New Jersey
Emil Silberman curates art exhibition featuring work of SG artists in Paterson, NJ in former beer factory! Open on Weekends: 11/20-21, 11/28-29 and 12/5-6.
63 Governor Street, Paterson, NJ.
Betty McGeehan featured in 10 under 10 at @ivybrowngallery viewing room on @artsy 11/5-12/5 !! MORE INFO
Janet Rutkowski solo exhibition opens at Times Art Gallery 11/7/20. More info here.
The Royal is very pleased to present From the Ashes, We Will Rise, a group exhibition curated by Janet Rutkowski, featuring artwork by: Ayako Bando, Caroline Bergonzi, Larry Brown, Hufreesh D. Chopra, Heide Hatry, John Manno, and Hillary Raimo, on view from June 26 – July 26, 2020.
“In order to rise from its own ashes, a phoenix first must burn.”
— Octavia Butler
In lieu of the The Super Fine Art Fair NYCx 3 , which has been postponed until next year, Janet Rutkowski is participating in an online fair: Superfine Art Fair: NYCx1: (Wo)man | E-Fair.
Susan Beallor-Snyder has been selected to participate in the Center for Maine Contemporary Art 2020 Biennial. The CMCA Biennial is the longest running statewide juried exhibition in Maine, dating back to 1978.
Exhibition Dates: October 2020 – February 2021
More Info: www.cmcanow.org/event/biennial-2020
Read the full story here
Big Risks: Creative Discoveries presents sculptures by Peter Strasser at the landmark GARNER Arts Center in the Historic District in Garnerville, NY. The material Peter Strasser works with is big, really big. And while the endeavor to create something from a whole cut tree requires taking risks that might not turn out as anticipated, the possibilities can be endless.
ArtsWestchester has awarded Peter Strasser the 2019 Arts Alive Individual Artist grant. This show will feature a number of large new abstract sculptures created from locally sourced trees that had fallen and were salvaged specifically for this show. Strasser creates his massive sculptures using a sawmill and reimagines his work with the existing organic shape of his milled timbers, while maintaining the integrity of the beautiful living spirit of the tree. For this exhibit he will be cutting large shapes in selected timber slabs that hold up to the exterior elements. Adding old timber joinery and marrying different shapes into abstract sculptures will be pleasing to the eyes and hopefully to the soul of the tree. This newer process is engineered so that the heavy slabs can be deconstructed and transported a bit easier than a solid wood mass.
You are invited for an artist’s Opening Reception on May 2nd, 2020 2:00 – 5:00pm. More Info
Alberto Bursztyn has created the site-specific installation, I Know More Than I Can Say, on the themes of emigration, dislocation and uncertainty—inspired by the events surrounding Bursztyn and his parents’ departure from Mendoza, Argentina.
Opening reception, Wednesday, March 11, 2020 from 3-5pm at the Brooklyn College Library (lower level), 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210 | On view March 11 - May 30, 2020.
Miller Opie featured in the Boston Globe."‘It became part of my identity.’ After surgery, this Massachusetts artist finds new life in old bones"
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