Studio Visits with Marc

Click the following link to view more images from The Kitchen and studio visits with Marc Handelman:

LINK

Best,
Caetlynn

Painting by Alex Hubbard from Besides, With, Against, And Yet: Abstraction and The Ready Made Gesture at The Kitchen


Talk with Jaya Howey at The Kitchen


Studio visit with Marc Handelman


Studio visit with Jessica Dickinson


Studio visit with Dana Schutz

JAMES HYDE AT RUTGERS

Four Compositions from the Stuart Davis Group
Lecture and Solo Exhibition at Mason Gross Galleries
Visiting Artist Lecture: Wednesday, November 18th at 6:30pm
Exhibition November 12 - December 11, 2009

LECTURE at 33 Livingston AVE Room 117

EXHIBITION RECEPTION (with first year MFA work) Thursday Nov. 19.

First Year MFA Exhibition

First Year MFA Exhibition
November 12-December 11, 2009

Reception: 5-7pm, Thursday, November 19th

Location:
Mason Gross Galleries
33 Livingston Av
New Brunswick, NJ
Map: link

Artists
Liv Aanrud
John Amelchenko
Summer Baldwin
Eileen Behnke
Caetlynn Booth
Anna Bushman
Katherine DeGaetani
Erin Dunn
Megan Flaherty
Gabbe Grodin
Chris Guerra
Catherine Haggarty
Kristin Melkin
Alan Prazniak
Thomas Raggio
Erik Schoonebeek
Betsy VanLangen

ALLAN ARP

ALLAN ARP
will be in a show BILATERAL ENGAGEMENT
in D.C.

ART MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAS
201 18th street NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006

OPENING RECPETION OCTOBER 15 6:30-8:30

ERIN DUNN SALT SPRAY GARDEN

CARL BERG PROJECTS @ THE PACIFIC DESIGN CENTER OPENING RECEPTION this THURSDAY starts at 5

http://www.carlbergprojects.com/?page_id=781

Laura Larson at Lennon, Weinberg, Inc.

Laura Larson

"Electric Girls and the Invisible World"

at Lennon, Weinberg, Inc.
514 West 25th Street
New York, NY 10001

September 8 - October 10, 2009

Josephine Halvorson Lecture

VISITING
ARTIST
LECTURE
JOSEPHINE
HALVORSON
33 LIVINGSTON AVE
ROOM 117
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 23
6:30 PM

REMINDER

MELEE SPEAKS TONIGHT!

RUTGERS MFA VISITING ARTISTS FALL 2009

September 16th: Robert Melee

September 23rd: Josephine Halvorson

September 30th: Cecilia Vicuna (film event at Alexander library, 4th
floor, 5:30pm)

October 7th: Damien Catera

October 14th: Michael Schall

October 21st: Paul Moakley

October 28th: Heide Fasnacht

November 4th: Xenia Nikolskaya

November 11th: Steven Day

November 18th: James Hyde

December 2nd: Sarah Oppenheimer

ALL LECTURES CIVIC CENTER BUILDING
33 LIVINGSTON AVE
NEW BRUNSWICK NJ 08901
Wednesday Nights at 6:30
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

BIG NEWS

2009 MASON GROSS HIT IT BIG WELCOME BACK EXHIBITION

FEATURING
Brian Campbell, Toby Maclennan, Raphael Ortiz
Brian Bulfer, Diane Neumaier, Xenia Nikolskaya,
Martha Rosler, Allan Arp, Lisa Switalski,
Avi LaZare, Ardele Lister, Gary Kuehn
Jessica Bottalico, Hanneline Rogeberg,
Leticia Luevanos, Misti Asberry, Anne McKeown, Paul DeMuro
Dale Klein, Barbara Madsen, Andy Webber
MATT POSEY, Latoya RUBY FRAZIER, SHANE WHILDeN,
Melissa Zimberg, MATTHEW MARCHAND, Gerry Beegan
VIKTOR WITKOWSKI, JACQUELINE THAW
ALLISON Lindblom, JOE VELEZ, Colin Edgington
Tom Nozkowski, Julie Langsam, Stephen Westfall,
John Yau/Richard Tuttle
Marketa Klicova (WELCOME HOME)

VERY SPECIAL GUESTS
PROJECT SPACE EXHIBITION 1 ROBERT MELEE
PROJECT SPACE EXHIBITION 2 DAMIEN CATERA

MY FACE IN YOUR SPACE

Show at NEXUS gallery featuring

Caetlynn Booth
Jessica Bottalico
Paul DeMuro
Leticia Luevanos
and lots of others

opening Thursday September 10

LINK

Dot Paolo, Rutgers '09 Curates show at Heldrich

Opening Reception:

Thursday, September 10^th from 6-7:30

George Segal

Prints & Multiples

In the Brodsky Gallery

Rena Segal

Painting Table Still Lifes

In the Public Gallery

September 10, 2009 through January 5, 2010

The Heldrich

10 Livingston Avenue

New Brunswick, NJ

Curated by Dot Paolo, Rabbet Gallery Inc.

New Brunswick,NJ.

The exhibit is sponsored in partnership with the

Brodsky Gallery, Rabbet Gallery and

New Brunswick Development Corporation (DEVCO)

Rabbet Gallery Inc. 120 Georges Road New Brunswick, NJ 08901 www.rabbetinc.com for further information or Jean Holtz at The Heldrich,

732-249-2220

Blocks of Color at the Zimmerli

Just went to the After Hours event (6-9pm first Wednesday's of the month) at the Zimmerli Museum yesterday. This event allows visitors to wander the museum in the evening, and last night's event was accompanied by live music. They have an amazing exhibit of woodcuts up--definitely worth seeing:

Blocks of Color:
American Woodcuts from the 1890s to the present



Voorhees Special Exhibition Galleries
Sep 01, 2009 - Jan 03, 2010

This presentation of over 100 prints surveys the use of the woodcut medium in the United States. The exhibition begins with a remarkable moment in the late nineteenth century when American artists, inspired by the arts and crafts movement and Japanese color prints, began experimenting with new ways to print in color. Rarely seen color woodcuts by Arthur Wesley Dow, an influential educational leader who promoted the art of the color woodcut, depict alluring Massachusetts landscapes in Japanese-inspired styles. Later artists experimented with the technique to create modernist imagery. Blanche Lazzell adapted cubism to render still lifes and the hills of West Virginia in brilliant yellows, oranges, greens, and blues. By the middle of the twentieth century, artists were transforming the woodcut to display bold colors and abstract forms. Contemporary artists worked in the medium in unprecedented ways; they created large-scale color woodcuts featuring people, landscapes, geometric abstraction, or organic forms, in styles as varied as abstract expressionism and minimalism. Blocks of Color continues up to the present day with prints by 43 other artists, including Polly Apfelbaum, Richard Bosman, Francesco Clemente, Richard Diebenkorn, Jim Dine, Helen Frankenthaler, Donald Judd, Karen Kunc, Sherrie Levine, Michael Mazur, and others. Drawn primarily from the Zimmerli’s extensive print collection, this exhibition is also complemented by several key loans from regional collections. Christine Giviskos, Associate Curator of Nineteenth-Century European Art, curated the exhibition with Marilyn Symmes, Director of the Morse Research Center for Graphic Arts and Curator of Prints and Drawings.

Art Fag City has guest posts by both Martha Rosler and Marc Handelman
Martha Rosler

Marc Handelman

Also, commentary by Paddy Johnson on a review of Tom Nozkowski's work featuring this...

"If I only dream of ampute model competitions is that what I should expect to see in a Nozkowski painting? Unlikely."

Painting Weekend

@ Roos Art

Must Paint- Sharon Broit, Betsy Friedman and Erik Schoonebeek
August 8 – September 12, 2009
Opening Reception, Saturday, August 8, 7 – 9 pm

-Roos Arts is pleased to present a three person exhibition, “Must Paint: Sharon Broit, Betsy Friedman and Erik Schoonebeek”. These three artists have one thing in common: they collect. Broit, to name only a few of her obsessions, has a collection of women’s sexy, elaborate vintage shoe adornments and mid-century textile pattern goauches. Friedman’s studio and home are adorned with uncountable species of objects and artworks, postcards, magazines and kitsch. Schoonebeek collects book covers, boxes, music scores, and old paper, all of which he often uses as painting surfaces. Each artist utilizes in their work their collected items in direct or indirect ways often leaving the viewer contemplating on images that exist between fact and fiction.

OR



@PIFAS
1712 N. 2nd street
Philadelphia PA
August 8 - August 28
August 8 6pm - 8pm

Rutgers Alum Beth Krebs at Real Artways

Beth has an installation at RealArtways in Hartford, CT through August 23rd.

From her Artist's Statement:

"My installations and videos bring makeshift magic to unexpected places. The projects use low-tech processes and basic building materials to make extraordinary interruptions in ordinary spaces, such as a dropped ceiling hung in the woods, burping papier mache standpipes on the sidewalk, or a tiny vinyl boat sailing across a bedroom’s waterbed."

[Link to RealArtways site and information]

Bad Graphic Design

From Rutgers Alumni email group, via Jay Henderson;

Bad Graphic Design

Opening Reception:

July 17th, 2009

6:00 PM - Midnight

@

Gowanus Studio Space

119 8th St

Brooklyn, NY 11215

F, M, R to 9th St - 4th Ave Station

Beattie and Davidson, Halsey Hathaway, Jay Henderson, Gareth Long, Janna Luttrell,Frank Magnotta, Patrick Meagher, Monique Prieto, Jeffrey Tranchell, Yadir Quintana

"To be designed, or to be graphic asserts a kind of skillful orderliness in which the notion of rebellion seems antithetical and impossible. This collection of work anticipates and re-manages forms of visual and textual order meant as product-moving design and/or graphically animated realities. Usage of these languages becomes a way of moving something else freed from that function. We are asking with the assembled works: what is that something else? Degrees of social alienation from capitalist momentum, cross currents of influence between pop and not, celebration of irrational sequence still appearing as purposeful as the design it isn't (yet); all of the above may be part of the answer. "

HKJB.org
Jay Henderson

Latoya Ruby Frazier and Jessie Henson at the Bronx Museum

Mason Gross Gallery director Latoya Ruby Frazier and Mason Gross MFA Alum Jessie Henson are both featured in the New York Times (a review by Ken Johnson) for an exhibition, Living and Dreaming, they are in at The Bronx Museum.

Elizabeth Osborne: The Color of Light

I had the opportunity to study under and have as a critic; Elizabeth Osborne is a woman that is truly timeless. The retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is not one to miss.

Martha Friedman at Taxter and Spengemann

Martha Friedman is a part-time lecturer for the program and is in a group show that is up right now at Taxter and Spengemann.  The show is up through July 20th.

Time-Life Part II
Taxter and Spengemann
123 E. 12th St,
New York, NY 10003

www.taxterandspengemann.com

ABSTRACT COMIXXXXXXXXXXX!!!

CHECK OUT THIS BLOG.

my work has been posted here.

Thanks to Andrei Molotiu.
Artist and Editor of upcoming Abstract Comics on Fantagraphics.

David Nolan Gallery . Hanneline Røgeberg included in group exhibition, "Slough"

Hanneline Røgeberg is included in a group exhibition at David Nolan Gallery May 28th - June 27th. The exhibition is curated by Steve DiBenedetto. Other artists included are:

Vito Acconci, Robert Bordo, Huma Bhabha, Joe Bradley, Werner Büttner, Dan Colen, Cheryl Donegan, Carroll Dunham, Keith Edmier, Tony Feher, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Eugène Leroy, Markus Lüpertz, Jon Kessler, Eric Mack, Fabian Marcaccio, Jessica Craig-Martin, Matthew McCaslin, Pat McElnea, Jonathan Meese, John Miller, Malcolm Morley, Larry Poons, Alexander Ross, Dieter Roth, Bill Schwarz, Michael Scott, Michelle Segre, Lytle Shaw and Jimbo Blachly, Frank Stella, Philip Taaffe, and Andy Warhol.

www.davidnolangallery.com

Project Space installation - Index; a painting

work by Matthew Marchand

Great turn out for MFA Open Studios

Congratulations Steven Westfall on winning the ROME PRIZE!