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Wassaic Project Summer Festival
Two of my site specific plant rubbings on paper will be shown at the art show at this summer festival.
August 13-15 with additional gallery hours August 19 - 22 in Wassaic, NY.
The above image, "Wassaic I," is a rubbing from flowers that grow in Wassaic.
Should be fun, please come!
Click on the link above for more information.
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Geoffrey Young Gallery exhibition
One of my works on paper, "9 Gloves" is included in the show
"S I N G L E S"
June 12 – July 3, 2010
Reception: June 12, 5:30-7:30
Geoffrey Young Gallery
40 Railroad Street (2nd floor)
Great Barrington, MA 01230
413-528-6210
Gallery Hours: Thursday-Saturday, 11-5
other exhibiting artists: Janet Rickus, Scott Brodie, Melodie Provenzano, Kirsten Deirup, Zohar Lazar, Jon Berzinski, Morgan Bulkeley, James Benjamin Franklin, Warner Friedman, Ian Jeffrey, Warren Isensee, Katherine Bradford, David Hayward, Derek Stroup
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"Botanica" at the Hunterdon Art Musuem
I am pleased to have my work, the 'August' Garden scroll and photographs from the 'August' Garden project included in a wonderful group show at the Hunterdon Art Museum, curated by Mary Birmingham.
Opening reception: Sunday, May 23, 2010, 2:00 – 4:00 pm
On view until September 12, 2010.
Hunterdon Art Museum
7 Lower Center Street
Clinton, New Jersey 08809-1303
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Dialogue
May 1 at 2:30 pm
Artist Dialogue with Linda Stillman & Geoffrey Young
Geoffrey Young, poet, curator, and professor of art criticism, joins mixed-media artist Linda Stillman in a presentation of her work and a discussion of the exhibition of her recent photographs, "Found New York," curated by Arezoo Moseni.
Mid-Manhattan Library
40th Street and Fifth Avenue, 6th floor
212-340-0871
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Fuzzy Logic
My triptych, "More Characters of the Sky" is included in the exhibit "Fuzzy Logic, Contemporary Painting after a Century of Abstract Art 3/3," at the Thompson Gallery at the Cambridge School of Weston, Weston, MA
Curated by Todd Bartel
through June 17
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Solo exhibtion at NY Public Library
"Found New York"
Photographs by Linda Stillman
through July 14, 2010
Mid-Manhattan Library, The Art Collection
40th Street and Fifth Avenue, 3rd floor
New York, NY 10016
212-340-0871
Above image: Glove, red, 42nd Street subway station, NYC
archival pigment print
19 x 24 inches
In this series of photographs, mixed-media artist Linda Stillman documents lost objects she finds on the streets of New York City. These images document her personal everyday journey and reference the unknown story behind these lost belongings. Formatted as documents, the photographs are hung in a grid, forming an archive of the everyday. They reflect Stillman’s interest in overlooked objects and fleeting moments of experience, and the ways in which they are collected, preserved and remembered. The exhibition series “Art Wall on Third” is curated by Arezoo Moseni.
May 1 at 2:30 pm
An Artist Dialogue with Linda Stillman and Geoffrey Young
Geoffrey Young, poet, curator, and professor of art criticism, joins artist Linda Stillman in a presentation of her work and a discussion of the “Art Wall on Third” exhibition of her recent photographs, "Found New York." They will focus on how Stillman’s work relates to ideas of time and memory.
On the 6th floor at the Mid-Manhattan Library, 40th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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Brooklyn Arts Council's Exhibition:
"The Glitch Generation"
Curated by Michele Jaslow and Spring Hofeldt
through June 25, 2010
above: Found: Glove, yellow, Franklin Street Subway Station, Brooklyn; archival pigment print; 2009 © Linda Stillman
Glitch Generation is a group exhibition of artworks rooted in mistakes, either intentional or found, including "glitches" in the wiring of our brains. Some participating artists have created a unique environment to produce a malfunction in an otherwise stable system, while others have happened upon a glitch by chance.
Whether the artist intentionally used a computer program to create a glitch, manipulated hardware to create a manufactured imperfect environment, or came across the aberration by chance, each saw an opportunity to create beauty and to work with color and form in a new way by shedding light on the glitches.
DUMBO 1ST THURSDAY GALLERY WALK EVENTS
Thursday, June 3, extended gallery hours
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"Daily Paintings"
A selection of my "Daily Paintings" from 2006 are on display in "The Matter of Time" at The Philoctetes Center
247 East 82nd Street, 3rd Floor; NY, NY 10028
through January 30, 2010
Open by appointment.
Phone: 646-422-0544
info@philoctetes.org
Curated by Hallie Cohen, Professor and Chair, Art Department, Marymount Manhattan College and Olga Ast
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Monotype in CCP benefit auction
On November 2, I had the pleasure of working at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk, CT with master printer and friend, Susan Newbold. Under her guidance, I created multiple monotypes using dried leaves. One was chosen by Artistic Director, Anthony Kirk, to be included in the Auction on November 21.
Now in its eleventh year, MONOTHON2009 takes place at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking with a whirlwind of creative activity. For eight days in November, this marathon of monotype printmaking provides artists the opportunity to work with Master Printers in intensive, five-hour sessions to create original monotypes.
MONOTHON2009 culminates in an exhibition of selected monotypes to be auctioned to benefit CCP at the ever-popular Auction & Party on November 21.
Prints by more than 100 leading and emerging artists will be available at live and silent auctions.
Silent Auction: 6:30-8 pm
Live Auction: 8 pm | Conducted by Guy Bennett
Admission: $25 per person
Champagne Preview: 5:30-6:30 pm | An early, private viewing of Monothon auction selections.
$100 per person includes a $50 raffle ticket for a print by Donald Sultan, Cherries.
Auction items will be on exhibit: November 19-21, 9 am- 5 pm.
Call CCP at 203.899.7999 or email for more information
Mathews Park
299 West Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06850 P:203.899.7999
F:203.899.7997 E:info@contemprints.org
"Frozen Fall"
monotype
14 x 11 inch image on 30 x 22 inch Reeves paper
2009
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"Garden Study" at Mills Gallery
"Garden Study"
(graphite and colored pencil on graph paper, 12 x 18 inches, 2001) will be shown in the exhibition,
“Drawings That Work. The 21st BCA Drawing Show,”
curated by Andrew Stein Raftery
September 10-October 25
Mills Gallery at Boston Center for the Arts
539 Tremont Street, Boston, MA
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 10, 6 – 8 pm
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"Characters of the Sky: 140 Days" at Grandon Gallery
"Characters of the Sky: 140 Days"
(acrylic on panel, 7 x 20 inches, 2009)
will be shown in the “Twitter 140” exhibition
curated by Sheree Rensel
Grandon Art Gallery
20 N Leroux St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
September 4-30
Opening reception: September 4
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Exhibition at Atlantic Gallery
Two of my photographs, Traces II and Traces III, are included in this invitational group show.
"Sic Transit Gloria - The End of the Road"
June 16th to July 23rd 2009
Opening Reception: Tuesday June 16th, 6-8
Atlantic Gallery
135 West 29th Street, Suite 601
New York NY
212-219-3183
As the world’s second largest automaker, General Motors, files for bankruptcy, Atlantic Gallery announces its summer group show Sic Transit Gloria ~ The End of the Road, an exhibition of artwork concerning all things transit and transitory by over 50 artists. The complete phrase ‘Sic Transit Gloria Mundi’ translates as ‘Thus Passes the Glory of the World’, but recent headlines about increased congestion, pollution, and diminishing resources might imply ‘thus passes the glory days of cheap oil’ and the ‘free ride’ that came with it. Paintings, prints, photographs, sculpture relating to travel, actual and ephemeral; by plane, train, automobile or camel.
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ArcheTime Exhibition
ArcheTime: Cross-Disciplinary Conference and Exhibition on Time
Dedicated to the exploration of differences and synchronicities between artistic, academic and scientific concepts of Time
@ THE TANK SPACE FOR PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS (www.thetanknyc.org)
New York
www.archetime.net
Conference: June 6 - 7, 2009
Exhibition: June 4 - 14, 2009
ArcheTime conference and art exhibition aims to foster critical discourse between artistic, academic and scientific thought on Time. We endeavor to examine and compare the various models of Time that have been suggested across disciplinary boundaries. We invite participants from these divergent disciplines to come together and share their visions of Time in the spirit of multi-disciplinary collaboration and the search for new perspectives.
Supported by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Tank Space for Performing & Visual Arts, and the New York Future Salon
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Pic of the Day
My piece "Good Morning" is featured on David Cohen's arcritcal.com website as the "Pic of the Day" for November 17, 2008.
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Art & Alchemy
NEXT Gallery at MCNY
75 Varick St/One Hudson Square, between Canal and Grand
(212-343-1234, ext. 2209)
Subways: A, C, E, 1 to Canal St
Mon-Sat 9am-9pm
Opening reception:October 16, 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Dates of exhibit: October 8, 2008 through December 5, 2008
"Art & Alchemy"
Each of the artist-alchemists in this exhibition curated by Barbara Lubliner uses found materials to transform waste into wonder.
Carol Goebel transforms rusted metal tools into beautiful compositions that flicker with life and make you think you have come upon a flockbof amazing flying creatures.
Linda Stillman chooses found materials, remnants of daily life – coffee filters, tea bags, blossoms and bark from her garden and paint shards from her painting practice and transforms them into witty and elegant compositions.
Elyse Taylor creates a charming and moving narrative patchwork of life experiences in her ongoing project, "Growing," made up of 16" square
panels, using a large variety of recycled and found materials along with paint and collage.
Dan Walker transforms plastic parts by aggregating them according to color. His explosive assemblages and sculptures are dazzling in their intricacy and nuanced color relationships.
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"Campaign Buttons 2008: Artists Speak Out!"
Exhibition in Boston
"Campaign Buttons 2008: Artists Speak Out!"
I am pleased to have two pieces included in this timely exhibition: "Button up for Blue Victory" button, shown here, and "Change is in the Air" button.
September 5 through October 11
opening: Friday September 12 at 6 pm
Miller Block Gallery
38 Newbury Street
Boston, MA 02116
(617) 536 4650
www.millerblockgallery.com
"Button up for Blue Victory"
Buttons and acrylic on button
3 inches in diameter
2008
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OK Harris Works of Art
My work, "Petals/Palette" and "Alstroemeria," are among the colorful work shown at the invitational group show "No Chromophobia"
OK Harris Works of Art,
383 West Broadway, New York,
opening June 3, 2008 from 5-7 pm.
On view May 1-July 11, and Sept. 2-6, 2008
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