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Saugerties Public Library 91 Washington Avenue Saugerties, NY, US	January 3 - March 30 Brian Lynch at the Saugerties Public Library Gallery Exhibitions Saugerties artist Brian Lynch produces work with seemingly minimal means to arrive at maximum emotion.  His ink drawings and prints (litho and etching) are on display through March 2012 in the new Saugerties Public Library Art Gallery on the ground floor. Brian has created a 5 foot by 21 foot mural specifically for the adjacent gallery space that brings together a multitude of images that interest and move the artist.   This unique collaged work is the first site-specific work we have shown in our new space.   It’s an exciting event.  An opening reception will be held later this month on a Saturday, January 21st at 12pm. Approved on 01/18/2012
Albany Center Gallery 39 Columbia Street Albany, NY, United States	January 6 - February 11 ACG 7th Annual Members Show Exhibitions Group Exhibition features one gallery curated by Juror Michael Oatman.  Includes artwork by Laura Cannamela (NYFA MARK08-HUDSON) that was awarded Best in Show. For further information, click here: http://www.albanycentergallery.org/ Approved on 01/09/2012
Curator 178 Bennett Ave. NY NY 10040 New York, NY, US	January 9 - February 15 Exhibitions "Northern Manhattan as Muse" Curated by Andrea Arroyo. The exhibit features photographs and essays by M. Fitelson and the work of other 17 visual and performing artists who live and work in Washington Heights and Inwood. www.nomaanyc.org For further information, click here: http://www.andreaarroyo.com Approved on 01/09/2012
Eve Andree Laramee 126 Java Street Brooklyn, NY, United States	January 12 - February 18 Eve Andree Laramee Exhibitions NYFA Fellow, Eve-Andree Laramee, will be presenting work in the exhibition, ALCHEMY at 7Eleven Gallery, 711 Washington Street in the West Village. The show features artists Thomas Beale, Lucas Blalock, Nick Doyle, Adam Fuss, GAINES, Elissa Goldstone, Eve Andrée Laramée, Eva Lewitt, Dylan Lynch, Thomas McDonell, Casey Neistat, Lesley Raeside, Jason Reppert, Alex Rickard, Keith Sonnier, Michael St. John, William Stone and Rob Wynne. Laramee’s work on the culture of science manifests the information embedded in history and materiality. In the downstairs space her video “Uranium Decay,” draws attention to radioactivity as a “dark, inverse” form of alchemy. Responding to the ongoing Fukushima nuclear reactor melt-downs the work illuminates the 4.47 billion-year half-life decay cycle of uranium-238 superimposed onto thermographs. As uranium decays over geological time, it transmutes into “uranium daughters” that cascade to other elements and finally to stable Lead-206.  Adjacent is a site-specific installation, “Invisible Fire,” built within an architectural anomaly: stairs leading to nowhere. Laramee repurposes Depression-era glass that fluoresces under ultraviolet light. Glass was historically used for alchemical vessels; and the use of uranium oxide as a pigment dates back to 79 AD Rome. Depression glass production sharply curtailed during the Cold War due to military “need” and it has since become a collectible. “Invisible Fire” poetically draws attention to the environmental, health and labor issues concerning nuclear weapons and their complex partnership with the nuclear energy industry. Upstairs her two video sculptures: “Memories of the Stones” and “Dreams of the Plants” reference the evolution and transformation of materials from the mineral, vegetable and animal states of matter. Other sculptures correlate to her well-known installation, “Apparatus for the Distillation of Vague Intuitions” on the transformation of human thought and knowledge. For further information, click here: http://evelaramee.com Approved on 12/21/2011
MINUS SPACE 111 Front Street, Suite 226 Brooklyn, NY, USA	January 13 - February 25 Carrie Pollack: Witness Exhibitions MINUS SPACE is delighted to announce the exhibition Carrie Pollack: Witness. This is the Brooklyn-based artist’s first solo exhibition in New York and it will feature a suite of new paintings consisting of digital prints on linen. Carrie Pollack describes her work as “a catalog of her memories”. In it she examines what we as individuals consciously or unconsciously choose to remember, and how our memories of people, places, and events degrade and change over time. Begun after the death of her father in 2009, Pollack’s new paintings are both poetic and existential, and they investigate the notions of permanence and impermanence, as well as uncertainty and contradiction. She deliberately intends her paintings to function “more as conversations than as statements”. Her imagery can often appear both familiar and unknown at the same time spanning both abstraction and representation. For further information, click here: http://www.minusspace.com/2012/01/carriepollack Approved on 01/09/2012
Curator 2710 Broadway, New York, NY 10025 New York, NY, US	January 16 - March 3 Exhibitions "Painted Voices: Photographs of Mission Murals by Miriam Romais."  Curated by Andrea Arroyo. Images of fences, garage doors, aluminum siding or windows take on new meaning when layered with painted expressions of deeply felt political action, spirituality, rebellion, playfulness and love – these murals assert the voice of the painters, and in many cases are an expression of the hopes and dreams of a neighborhood. A percentage of all sales will be donated to Precita Eyes in San Francisco, an organization that has been instrumental in their creation and preservation. Grady Alexis Gallery at El Taller Latino Americano. 2710 Broadway, 3rd Floor, NYC http://tallerlatino.org/ArtExhibits.php#Romais For further information, click here: http://www.andreaarroyo.com Approved on 01/09/2012
Curator 178 Bennett Ave. New York, NY, US	January 20 - February 10 “Women in the Heights - Intersections” Curated by Andrea Arroyo Other CALL FOR ARTISTS! In celebration of Women’s History Month, NoMAA invites artists to submit their work for “Women in the Heights - Intersections”. Curated by Andrea Arroyo. ELIGIBILITY: Women artists residing in Washington Heights and Inwood (Manhattan, north of 155th St.) DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 5PM EST For guidelines and application: http://www.nomaanyc.org/node/14 For further information, click here: http://www.nomaanyc.org/node/14 Approved on 01/23/2012
Mesa Contemporary Arts One East Main St Mesa, AZ, USA	January 27 - March 18 Unexpired Time Exhibitions Installation by Barbara Smith An accumulation of things predestined to disappear or go unnoticed, Unexpired Time is an exhibition of photographs, video and commonplace objects that mark presence without identity. Items such as parking meters, keys and coins are collected, translated or transformed to function as tools for measurement and elicit a reconsideration of everyday routines. Barbara Smith received the 32nd Annual Contemporary Crafts Juror’s Choice Award in 2011 and was awarded a solo exhibition in the Dr. Ruth Tan Project Room. For further information, click here: http://www.mesaartscenter.com/index.php/museum/upcoming-art-exhibits/Smith Approved on 01/05/2012
Jacquaro Rihet Gallery New York, NY, United States	February 4 - February 17 Sound Away from Sense Exhibitions Jacquaro Rihet Gallery presents Sound Away from Sense, a group exhibition featuring work by Lea Cetera, Ivy Haldeman, Keren Oxman and Dolsy Smith. Opening reception: Saturday, February 4, 6pm-8pm. View by appointment only. Contact jacquarorihet@gmail.com, t: 212 979 0030. Sound Away from Sense, found among the accouterments of an East Village apartment, takes texture and surface as points of query, webs of cultural continuity, and spaces of cognitive dissonance. The artist as anthropologist wanders among cultural artifacts, picking through the residue of crafted identities – magazine spreads, portraiture, costumes, canonical texts – to expose the interstitial syntax that hides the origin of their own distortion. Techniques of collage, mash-up and masking foreground the crucial question for a politics of the aesthetic: does the opacity of the senses mask or reveal? Lea Cetera presents a furry mask and video, emphasizing the act of voyeurism. Her work plays with ideas of constructed identities, the fetishized object, entertainment and role-play. She is influenced by theater and performance, and works within the vernaculars of various sub-cultures. Ivy Haldeman takes the standard office format, 8 1/2 by 11, black and white print, to delight in the gestural similarities of Town and Country and Cowboy Way. It is playful block building, creating tetris-like forms that conflate diamond rings with cowboy hats. Keren Oxman’s work speculates on the intersection of art and anthropology, the temporal artifact and the exploration of cultural otherness. Her work employs techniques of collision, recombination, archiving and evoking nostalgia to create conceptual proximity between disparate sources. Dolsy Smith expresses his interest in procedural writing and the creative potential of modern techniques of information processing, including the mash-up and the Markov chain.  His piece represents a wildly unfaithful translation of passages from Marx and Vladimir Nabokov. For further information, click here: http://www.jacquarorihet.com Approved on 01/30/2012
Storm King Art Center 20 Jay Street, Suite 740 Brooklyn, NY	February 7 - February 7 In Conversation: Tom Eccles, Mark Handforth, and Irving Sandler Discuss the Work and Career of Mark di Suvero Lectures/Panels Tuesday, February 7, 6:30 pm NEW  YORK FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS (NYFA), 20 Jay Street, 7th Floor.  DUMBO, Brooklyn Presented by Storm King Art Center Tom Eccles, executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College; Mark Handforth, artist; and Irving Sandler, art critic and historian, discuss the art and career of preeminent sculptor Mark di Suvero.  The three men, each of whom has worked closely with the artist, will consider di Suvero’s work in the context of his career and the history of modern sculpture. Storm King Art Center, the event’s host, has had a long and celebrated history with di Suvero—his large-scale work is an integral element of Storm King’s 500-acre landscape in Mountainville, NY.  In 2011, Storm King presented a major exhibition of di Suvero’s work on Governors Island and worked with the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy to install the artist’s soaring Yoga on the Park’s Pier 1. Free and open to the public. No reservations are required; first come, first seated. Directions to NYFA: F train to York Street Station; A train to High Street/Brooklyn Bridge station. Additional information: www.stormking.org or info@stormkingartcenter.org. For further information, click here: http://www.stormking.org Approved on 01/30/2012
Museum of Imagination 217 Warren Street 2nd floor Hudson, NY, USA	February 11 - August 31 CUT Invitational Exhibitions CUT Invitational is curated by Mihail Chemiakin and Gregory Kepinski and is sponsored by Bridging the Ocean Foundation. Exhibiting Artists: Fern Apfel, Daniela Bertol, Krystyna Borkowska, Soto Julio Martin Caro, Mihail Chemiakin, Mimi Czajka-Graminski, Alexis Elton, Jane Gennaro, Barry Gerson, Linda B. Horn, Peter Iannarelli, Grzegorz Kepinski, Arkady Lvov, Tony Moore, Patricia Nolan, Gail Peachin, Jaanika Peerna, Lise Poirer, Becky Sellinger, Steve Singer, Susumu Soto, Sarah Sterling, Jean Marc Superville-Sovak, Mark Wasserbach, Chad Weckler & Krzysztof Zarebski. Opening Reception: Saturday, February 11, 2012 5-8pm For further information, click here: http://www.hudsonartgalleries.com/moi/index.htm Approved on 02/02/2012
CUE Art Foundation New York, NY, USA	February 11 Tax Consulations & Networking Night Workshops/Seminars I. Better than Turbo: One-on-One Tax Consultations Saturday, February 11th, 1-6pm (each consultation will last 15 minutes) Consultants: Richard Shebairo and Jeremy Steinberg, Certified Public Accountants Being an artist demands a certain familiarity with budgeting and taxes. Richard Shebairo and Jeremy Steinberg, certified public accountants, will provide one-on-one assistance to participants, explaining the intricacies of filing taxes for freelance individuals and the schedule C, and they will answer any other tax-related questions you may have. Each participant will sign up for a 15-minute slot between 1pm and 6pm. To schedule an appointment, email jessica[dot]gildea[at]cueartfoundation[dot]org. Cost: $10.00 for non-members, FREE for CUE members. II. Artist Networking Cocktail Hour Networking Event Saturday, February 25th, 5-7pm Over the past two years, CUE's Meet and Greet networking events have become one of our most popular programs. It's time to put all that practice into action. Join us as we kick off our Spring 2012 season with a cocktail hour for artists to network in a social setting. Attendees should bring business cards and very small images of their work (no originals, please). We will be inviting special guests to give attendees the opportunity to make valuable connections and participate in thoughtful and meaningful conversations. Cost: $10 (includes refreshments), $5 for members. RSVPs are required. Email jessica[dot]gildea[at]cueartfoundation.org. For further information, click here: http://cueartfounddation.org Approved on 01/26/2012
The Stratford Arts Guild Shelton, CT, USA	February 12 - February 12 Stratford Arts Guild ART IN THE STUDIO Reception and Sale ... Exhibitions Stratford Arts Guild ART IN THE STUDIO Reception and Sale ... to be held on Sunday, February 12, 2012, 1:00 – 4:00pm, at Roger Salls' studio, 80 Ferry Boulevard, Suite 106, Stratford, Connecticut. Join us … forget all the i-things, e-things and other things you normally do on a Sunday afternoon! Our first sale of a series planned this year. Admission free. Refreshments free. All are welcome. Check out our website (www.stratfordartsguild.net) or on Facebook and Twitter or call the Guild at 203.375.1258 for more information. Inclement weather date: February 19. The Stratford Arts Guild (www.stratfordartsguild.net) is a collaboration of Artists and friends of the Arts, all dedicated to furthering artistic expression and appreciation of the arts. For further information, click here: http://www.stratfordartsguild.net/sag_events.html Approved on 02/02/2012
Schroeder Romero & Shredder 531 West 26th Street New York, NY, USA	February 16 - March 17 Then the Darkness Fell Exhibitions Opening: Feb. 16th, 6–8pm In this series of new charcoal drawings, Then the Darkness Fell, the figurative artist Scott Hunt continues to explore his vision of a dystopian America. Hunt skillfully exploits the mysterious and obscuring nature of nighttime to create images that are enigmatic, humorous, and oddly beautiful. With characteristic sardonic wit and a flair for the dramatic, Hunt gives us modern-day allegories that examine themes and issues such as urban sprawl, the racism of the political right, the primordial fear of the dark, the dissolution of the middle class, and the aftermath of personal loss. Loss is a leitmotif that runs through much of the work in this collection. The eponymously titled drawing, for example, is a lamentation on the death of Hunt’s brother from pancreatic cancer in 2008. The work is an elegiac meditation on the limits of faith, the repercussions of familial tragedy, and the meaning of an individual human life. Hunt begins by collecting discarded vernacular photos. After culling a selection from hundreds of snapshots, Hunt identifies elements that are intriguing in each photograph—a curious figure, a bit of architecture, a moody landscape—and then removes them from their original context. He recombines those elements until he has created an entirely new mise-en-scène with a reinvented narrative. These new narratives often reflect a dark, mysterious, and somewhat Gothic view of America: Suburbs leach danger; authority figures evince moral turpitude; nature threatens; and the surface appearance of things belies the more messy and complicated realities of being human. Hunt’s wry sense of humor leavens throughout without removing the sting. This is Scott Hunt’s fifth solo exhibition, his third in New York and the first with Schroeder Romero & Shredder. He is a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow and a recipient of a grant from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. His work is in the permanent collection of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. For further information, click here: http://www.srandsgallery.com Approved on 01/17/2012
Hudson Opera House 327 Warren Street Hudson, NY, USA	February 18 - March 25 CCCA 16th Annual Juried Art Show Exhibitions The 16th Annual Juried Art Show will be on view at the Hudson Opera House in Hudson, Columbia Co., New York. Juror: Carrie Haddad, owner of Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson. Exhibiting Artists: Simeon Amstutz, Fern Apfel, Loel Barr, Sara Conklin, John Cooley, Dmitri Freund, Leslie Gabash, Maj Kalfus, Maria Kolodziej-Zinco, Erika Larskaya, Bob Laurie, Cheryl Lickona, Gwenn Mayers, Leo Mazzeo, Claudia McNulty, Cynthia Mulvaney, Peter Palaia, Rick Patterson, Gail Peachin, Sukey Pett, Lizbeth Shelley, Paul Solovay, Robin Tewes, Chad Weckler, William Bond Walker, Ken Young & Win Zibeon. Opening Reception: Saturday, February 18, 2012, 5-7pm For further information, click here: http://www.artscolumbia.org Approved on 01/31/2012
Galazzo Glass 352 Main St. Cold Spring, NY, USA	March 9 - March 11 Community Mosaics Facilitating and Creating Community-Based Public Projects Hands on Workshop led by Laurel True Workshops/Seminars This weekend intensive workshop, held in Brooklyn, NY is being lead by community and public artist Laurel True will focus on methodology and techniques for approaching community-based, public mosaic projects. Students will get a chance to experience group mosaic-making processes through the actual creation and installation of a mosaic mural. Students will come away from this information - packed workshop with the knowledge, skills and confidence to lead and facilitate successful, permanent projects that engage and inspire community. Additional topics covered will include: · Defining project goals and objectives · Project planning, funding and budget creation · Project and time management techniques for any scale project · Working in and outside of the classroom · Professional development and entrepreneurial training for participants This class will be of particular benefit to mosaic artists and public artists who would like to add a community component to their projects, teachers, community organizers and anyone interested in community development and entrepreneurial training through the arts. For more information go to: http://galazzoglasssoppceramic.com/news.html Or call 718-383-5400 For further information, click here: http://galazzoGLASSsoppCERAMIC.com Approved on 12/21/2011
Artist 25 Broadway, New York NY 10004 New York, NY, US	March 23 - April 27 Andrea Arroyo Exhibitions Andrea Arroyo presents the exhibition “Femenina,” featuring works that celebrate women’s strength and courage and honor the female body. While commemorating the lives and stories of extraordinary historical figures (e.g. Malinche-Mexico, Cleopatra-Egypt,) Arroyo also celebrate the role of women in contemporary society, and seeks to bring attention to issues of gender discrimination and gender justice. Andrea Arroyo is an award-wining artist whose work is exhibited widely. Awards and Honors include: Award Artist, selected by President Bill Clinton, 21 Leaders for the 21st Century Award, Groundbreaking Latina in the Arts, Official Artist of the Latin Grammys, New York City Council Citation Award for Achievement in Art, Outstanding Latina of the Year, New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowships, Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance Awards, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Awards.    For more information visit www.andreaarroyo.com The Halls at Bowling Green Gallery. The City College of New York. The Cunard Building, New York City. For further information, click here: http://www.andreaarroyo.com Approved on 02/02/2012
Philly Swap 315 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA, USA	May 12 Philly Swap 2012 Other We're revving up for 2012's Swap event to feature some exciting swap goodies, accessories, workshops and DIY Specialists from right here in Philly. Hold on to your glue guns! This is going to be good! The Philly Swap Saturday, May 12, 2012 12:00 - 5:00pm Broad Street Ministry 315 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19107 For further information, click here: http://www.facebook.com/thephillyswap Approved on 10/28/2011