CONGRATULATIONS to the following 18 artists who will be joining us in 2025!
Rachel Ostrow, Suzanne Unrein, Jacoub Reyes, Tony Shore, Wang Chen, Jeanne F. Jalandoni, Emily Somoskey, Nicole Duennebier, Genevieve Cohn, Kristy Hughes, Kyrin Hobson, Scherezade García, Natalia Sánchez, Barbara Friedman, Vickie Pierre, Kunlin He, Jackie Kazarian and Rodrigo Galecio.
The Residency Program begins in February and will run through mid-November 2025. Each artist is provided individual studio space, a private apartment and shared kitchen housed within an over 100 year old, completely renovated barn, located in Upstate, NY.The uniqueness of the program is that artists are engaged with the staff at Golden Artist Colors, diving deep into materials and pushing the boundaries of their practice! At the end of each 4-week session, artists will open their studios to the public, we hope you’ll join us (March 20, May 22, June 26, August 7, September 18, November 13). The following year, in the spring of 2026, all 18 artists will participate in a gallery show at the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts!
Thank you to all those who applied this year and to our community supporters of the Golden Foundation!
The application for the 2026 season will open in the summer of 2025!
The application for the 2025 residency season is now open. To learn more about our application process and to submit an application, click here
-The Goldens
OPENING APRIL 13th 2024 at The Sam and Adele Golden Gallery at Golden Artist Colors
188 Bell Rd, New Berlin, NY 13411
The exhibition will run through the summer of 2024.
Save the date for our 11th annual Made in Paint exhibition featuring artists in residence from 2023.
Joy Gerrard, Deborah Zlotsky, Alisa Sikelianos-Carter, Jamele Wright, Carol Prusa, Susan Hoffer, Haoyun Erin Zhao, Miguel Arzabe, Emma Roche, Jan Dickey, Natasha Campbell, Emily Gherard, Lynne McDaniel, Genna Howard, Debra Weisberg, Laura Colomb, Dina Abdulkarim, Perky Edgerton
To view the websites of the artists featured in this year’s exhibition, click here
OPENING APRIL 29th 2023 at The Sam and Adele Golden Gallery at Golden Artist Colors
188 Bell Rd, New Berlin, NY 13411
The exhibition will run through the summer of 2023.
Save the date for our 10th annual Made in Paint exhibition featuring artists in residence from 2022.
Elisabeth Condon, Eleanor Conover, Cat Crotchett, Maeve D’Arcy, Laura Duerwald, Mark Joshua Epstein, Elizabeth Gilfilen, Jacin Giordano, Huang Hua-Chen 黃華真, Louise Mandumbwa, Wen Meng-Yu 温孟瑜, Marcello Pope, Cristi Rinklin, Laura Von Rosk, Erika Whitney, Laura Williams, Etty Yaniv and Emily Zuch.
To view the websites of the artists featured in this year’s exhibition, click here
Gallery Image from MIP 2020
This year, the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts received over 600 applications from artists around the world. It was a difficult mission for the Selection Committee to select among these many talented artists for only 18 spots for the 2024 residency season. On behalf of the Golden Foundation, we want to congratulate the following 18 artists who will be joining us next year:
Massiel Mafes, Jordan Craig, Jessica Lincoln, Preetika Rajgariah, Amra Fatima Khan, David Najib Kasir, Hans Gindlesberger, Kirk Maynard, Henry Morales, Ernest Shaw, JD Raenbeau, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, Inez de Brauw, Omar Rodriguez-Graham, Regina Jestrow, Anna Ortiz, Lilian Martinez and Antonius-Tin Bui
The Residency Program begins in February and will run through mid-November 2024. Residents will live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolor, PanPastel and other art materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes working with the Material and Application Specialists and the Labs at Golden Artist Colors.
Thank you to all those who applied this year and to our community supporters of the Golden Foundation!
The application for the 2025 season will open in the spring of 2024!
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts received its largest amount of applications ever, heading into our 11th year! Over 600 artists from around the world applied for only 18 spots in the 2023 Residency Program. The Independent Selection Committee was tasked with a difficult mission; to select among these many talented artists. On behalf of the Golden Foundation, we want to congratulate the following 18 artists who will be joining us next year:
Joy Gerrard, Deborah Zlotsky, Alisa Sikelianos-Carter, Jamele Wright, Carol Prusa, Susan Hoffer, Haoyun Erin Zhao, Miguel Arzabe, Emma Roche, Jan Dickey, Natasha Campbell, Emily Gherard, Lynne McDaniel, Genna Howard, Debra Weisberg, Laura Colomb, Dina Abdulkarim, Perky Edgerton
The 2023 Residency Program begins in March and will run through mid-November. Residents live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolor and other art materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes such topics as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing, shipping, and storing one’s artwork.
Thank you to all those who applied this year and to our community supporters of the Golden Foundation!
The application for the 2024 season will open in the summer of 2023!
OPENING APRIL 2022
Made In Paint 2022 will feature the artists from 2020 and 2021. In this unforeseen world, we are planning to conduct the show virtually with a gallery tour and artist interview video. Thanks for your support!
To view the websites of the artists featured in this year’s exhibition, click here
Image from MIP 2022
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts was delighted to receive over 320 applications from artists around the world for the 2022 Residency Program. The independent panel of art professionals was tasked with the difficult decision of choosing among the many talented applicants. On behalf of the Golden Foundation we want to congratulate the following 18 artists:
Laura VonRosk, Maeve D’Arcy, Laura Duerwald, Cat Crotchett, Louise Mandumbwa, Mark Joshua Epstein, Cristi Rinklin, Emily Zuch, Erika Whitney, Eleanor Conover, Jacin Giordano, Hua-Chen Huang, Meng-Yu Wen, Elisabeth Condon, Marcello Pope, Etty Yaniv, Elizabeth Gilfilen, Laura Williams
The 2022 Residency Program begins in March and will run through mid November. Residents live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolors and custom materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes such topics as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing and shipping ones artwork.
We celebrate another amazing year with no residency fees to the artists! This has been possible due to the friends and supporters of the Foundation. THANK YOU!
Thank you to all who applied this year! Happy Holidays!
The application for the 2023 residency season will open on Monday, June 13th. To learn more about our application process and to submit an application, click here
-The Goldens
Updated: December 2020
We look to 2021 with eagerness and excitement to finally meet the artists that were selected to attend in 2020. Our season will start a bit later than usual, the program will look a bit different but what will remain the same is our commitment to the artists that walk through the barn and delight us with not only their talent, but their ability to see what we cannot and bring that to life.
The application for the 2022 season will open in the summer of 2021! Check out our social media for updates on our residents and the Made In Paint exhibition, which is still on view, virtually at thesagg.org.
Made In Paint, 2020!
Showcasing the innovative artwork of the 2019 artists in residence.
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts was delighted to receive 430 applications from artists around the world for the 2020 Residency Program. The independent panel of art professionals was tasked with the difficult decision of choosing among the many talented applicants. On behalf of the Golden Foundation we want to congratulate the following 18 artists:
Rabia Ajaz, Caroline Burton, Chao Ding, Laura Duerwald, Abby Goldstein, Ursula Gullow, Meg Hahn, Ranee Henderson, Wei Li, Renluka Maharaj, Kat O’Connor, Vitus Shell, Erin Smith, Claire Stankus, Sophie Treppendahl, Meng-Yu Wen, Lauren Whearty and Laura Williams
These 18 artists will live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolors and custom materials. Additionally, there is an educational component to the program including topics such as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing and shipping ones artwork.
We are celebrating another amazing year with no residency fees to the artists! This has been possible due to the friends and supporters of the Foundation. THANK YOU!
The Open Studios for 2020 are on our website calendar…please save the dates!
Thank you to all who applied this year!
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts was delighted to receive over 320 applications from artists around the world for the 2019 Residency Program. The independent panel of art professionals was tasked with the difficult decision of choosing among the many talented applicants. On behalf of the Golden Foundation we want to congratulate the following 18 artists:
Natessa Amin, Kerri Ammirata, Max Bard, Melissa Dorn, John Ford, Austin Furtak-Cole, Sue Johnson, Keri Kimura, Sophie Knight, Hiromitsu Kuroo, Danielle Lawrence, Barbara Marks, Siobhan McBride, Danielle Muzina, Eryn O’Neill, Michael Royce, Kate Stewart and Hannah Wade.
The 2019 Residency Program begins in March and will run through the end of October. Residents live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolors and custom materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes such topics as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing and shipping ones artwork.
We celebrate another amazing year with no residency fees to the artists! This has been possible due to the friends and supporters of the Foundation. THANK YOU!
The Open Studios for these artists are on our website calendar…please save the dates!
Thank you to all who applied this year! Happy Holidays!
Showcasing the innovative artwork of the 2018 artists in residence.
April 6th from 4:30 – 6:30pm
at The Sam and Adele Golden Gallery (The SAGG)
188 Bell Road
New Berlin, NY 13411
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts was delighted to receive over 310 applications from artists around the world for the 2018 Residency Program. The independent panel of art professionals was tasked with the difficult decision of choosing among the many talented applicants. On behalf of the Golden Foundation we want to congratulate the following 18 artists:
The 2018 Residency Program begins in February and will run through early November. Residents live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolors and custom materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes such topics as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing and shipping ones artwork.
Thank you to all who applied this year! Happy Holidays!
New Extended Deadline: September 19, 2017 @ 11:59PM EST
The application for the 2018 residency program is live! Please follow the link to login and begin your application today! goldenfoundation.org/application
2018 Residency Calendar:
Feb 25 – March 24
April 15 – May 12
May 20 – June 16
June 24 – July 21
Sept 9 – Oct 6
Oct 14 – Nov 10
Mel Prest
Lilac Aura
Artist Talk at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary
led by Caitlin Haskell, Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture,
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Saturday, May 13, 2-3:30 pm
On view through May 25, 2017
Where:
Chandra Cerrito Contemporary
480 23rd Street
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 260-7494
Click here for map / nearest BART is 19th and Broadway
Gallery Hours:
Thursday- Saturday 12 – 6 PM
First Fridays until 8 PM
And by appointment, (510) 260-7494
We hope to see you for the opening of Made In Paint 2017, featuring the works of the 2016 artists in residence! We are thrilled that many of the artists included in the show will be attending the opening on April 8th from 4:30 – 6:30 at the SAGG (Sam and Adele Golden Gallery)
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts was delighted to receive over 270 applications from artists around the world for the 2017 Residency Program. The independent panel of art professionals was tasked with the difficult decision of choosing among the many talented applicants. On behalf of the Golden Foundation we want to congratulate the following 18 artists:
Katherine Barrie, Susan Connolly, Brandon Dalmer, Rosemarie Fiore, Huey-Chih Ho, Melissa Huddleston, Hyoyoun Lee, Björn Lundell, Ira Mitchell-Kirk, Helen O’Leary, Sarah Pater, Marcy Rosewater, Liz Roth, Rajab Sayed,Joey Slaughter, Tong Zhang, Kate Bae and Kirstin Lamb
The 2017 Residency Program begins in February and will run through the end of October. Residents live and work in a completely renovated chicken barn for 4 weeks and have access to an unlimited supply of acrylics, oils, watercolors and custom materials. Additionally, an educational component of the program includes such topics as frugal use of water in the studio, varnishing, best practices in studio waste management and packing and shipping ones artwork.
Thank you to all who applied this year! Happy Holidays!
Support your favorite New York nonprofit organization on NY Gives Day!
November 29th, 2016
Click here to donate to the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts!
On Saturday November 5th Eva’s new solo exhibition will open at Arte Periférica Gallery. It’s located at the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon.
The title of the show is “In Other Worlds”. Eva’s paintings depict parallel worlds, spaces without frontiers where we hide and set ourselves free, interior landscapes full of light and color that we can see with our eyes closed. The characters walk through these worlds and tell us their stories, which remind us of our own.
Martha Clippinger, “amate stack” (2016) acrylic on amate paper, 23 1/2″ x 15 1/2″
Pat Lasch: Journeys of the Heart
March 25th – October 15th, 2017
Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Desert, The Galen
The artist’s first major museum exhibition, Journeys of the Heart surveys 43 years of work by Pat Lasch. Driven by personal stories and influenced by feminist practices, Lasch’s ouevre incorporates a range of media, from ceramic, bronze, and cut paper to wood sculpture and lace-making. Featuring the delicate cake and pastry sculptures for which the artist is best known alongside little-seen stitched canvas panels and an array of intimately-scaled bronze sculptures, Lasch’s beautiful work is intensely biographical. As a pioneer who emerged from the downtown New York art scene of the 1970s, Lasch embeds her work with rich narratives from her personal journey. Her practice is rooted in spirituality, and always weighted with the pains and joys of heartbreak, age, and adventure. Central to the exhibition is a stunning display of life-size dresses marking significant moments in a woman’s life—from christening dress and wedding gown to shroud — all made in the artist’s signature intricate piped-paint lace.
Opening reception: Sunday, October 23, 6 to 8 p.m.
McKenzie Fine Art is pleased to announce an exhibition of new abstract paintings by Bay Area artist Reed Danziger, opening on Sunday, October 23, with a reception for the artist from 6 to 8 p.m., and running through Sunday, December 4, 2016. This will be Danziger’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery.
Exhibit Dates: September 9 – October 9, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday September 9, 6-8 pm
Artists Talk: Sunday October 2, 3pm
Debra Ramsay Hue(s)pace is the gallery’s nineteenth exhibition. There will be an opening reception for the artists on Friday September 9, from 6 – 8:00 pm. Gallery hours are Friday thru Sunday 1-6 pm, and by appointment.
To get there: Cook Street is bordered between Bogart Street to the north, and Evergreen Street to the south. The Morgan Ave stop on the L train is 3.5 blocks from Cook Street.
With a faithful allegiance to geometry and its capacity to reveal profound truths, Debra Ramsay works with mathematical logic to generate or guide form in precise ways. In Hue(s)pace Ramsay become the conduit for the arrangement of shape and the placement of color, thus making time visible in her paintings.
Ramsay gathers her quantitative visual information about changes in color through repetitive and serial systems. Once she develops the system for a specific project, what remains is a form of meditation. What we gain is a time-lapse record of color’s shifts as seasons and life cycles change.
Mind Storm
Robert Currie, Marcel van Eeden, Shea Hembrey & Oliver Jeffers
September 8 – October 22, 2016
Opening Reception:
Thursday, September 8, 6-8 pm
SARAH DINEEN Certain Dark Things Sarah Dineen, Certain Dark Things #37, acrylic on canvas, 90×96 inches 2015
September 14 – January 2, 2017 Opening Reception Wednesday September 14, 6-8PM
The Gallery@1GAP is proud to present artist Sarah Dineen’s first solo exhibition in New York. Certain Dark Things is a series of recent large-scale paintings influenced by Pablo Neruda’s Sonnet XVII. Neruda’s short love poem inspired over sixty paintings and numerous works on paper over a five year period, a significant selection of which are on view for the first time here.
As a response to Neruda’s romantic prose, Dineen makes lyrical paintings depicting themes of secrecy, love, and darkness. Creating works as large as nineteen feet, she builds a visual field so complex it forces a close engagement with the viewer. Strong geometric forms dominate her canvases; many are centralized and symmetrical, with a recurring use of industrial shapes and surfaces: tubes, slabs, microphones, coffins. Other works tend towards the organic, suggesting heads and bodies, plant-like vessels, fountains, and urns. Dineen’s strong architectural forms evoke the gravity of love and sexuality, accentuating potential for beauty as much as the prospect of darkness and loss.
While Dineen’s paintings are inspired by Neruda’s poem, she ultimately makes her own rules about what visual, intellectual, and emotional elements to reveal or conceal in her works. Using minimal colors hemmed by gray and black, her surfaces command the painterly field with patterning and impasto that sometimes feign steel or concrete, while other times become light, even decorative. While earlier paintings employed fluid washes and delicate layering, Dineen’s recent pieces tend toward a matte, graphic sensibility reflective of the series’ ongoing consideration of Neruda. In her newest works, solid objects enter hollow ones within hard- edged, geometric compositions, suggesting love as an emotional as well as a physical force, a dark and powerful entanglement.
Sarah Dineen was born in Brewster, Massachusetts. She has shown her work widely in the United States, including the Edward Hopper House Art Center and Museum, Nyack; A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn; LeRoy Neiman Gallery, New York; Pulse Contemporary Art Fair, New York, Cape Cod Museum of Art and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. She has attended artist residencies at the Golden Foundation, Columbia University, and the School of Visual Arts in New York. She holds a BFA from Montserrat College of Art and an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City where she lives and works.
Richard Meier On Prospect Park The Gallery@1GAP
One Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn
Rebekah’s painting “Lights Down Low” was recently acquired by the Berkeley Art Museum.
CULT | Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is proud to share the Berkeley Art Museum’s acquisition of Lights Down Low, a work by Rebekah Goldstein.The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive’s comprehensive collection—more than 19,000 works of art and 16,000 films and videos—is characterized by artistic excellence and innovation, intellectual exploration, and social commentary. Representing a tremendous diversity of global cultures and historical periods, the collection reflects the central role of education in our mission. The collection has particular strengths in Ming and Qing dynasty Chinese painting, Mughal dynasty Indian miniature painting, Baroque painting, old master prints and drawings, early American painting, nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century photography, Conceptual art, international contemporary art, West Coast avant-garde film, international animation, Soviet cinema, early video art, and the largest collection of Japanese films outside of Japan. BAMPFA’s collection of Modern art is built around a remarkable core holding of fifty paintings by the Abstract Expressionist painter and teacher Hans Hofmann and includes significant works by Mark Rothko, Helen Frankenthaler, Ad Reinhardt, Jackson Pollock, David Smith, and Clyfford Still.
Ruth is one of 32 featured artists in the Colorado Women in Abstraction exhibition at the Metro State College Center for Visual Arts Gallery, curated by Michael Paglia.
It’s up until October if you haven’t seen it yet
965 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, CO
Ruth is also in the group show Indian Summer at DM Contemporary
Opens September 9, 2016 6-8 pm.
39 E 29th Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10016
(212) 576-2032.
SCHWEINFURTH ART CENTER
(315) 255-1553
205 Genesee Street, Auburn, NY 13021
Opening reception of their fall exhibit, Emerging Artists of Central New York, featuring the work of four local artists: Rebecca Aloisio, Madeline Bartley, Awenheeyo Powless and Eeva Siivonen.
The opening is free and open to the public. Visit the new exhibits, meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments.
Lorene Anderson, group show at Market Fine Arts in NYC!
Lorene has been included in a three-person exhibition featuring work by Xochi Solis, Anna Buckner and me at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts in New York, August 4 – September 3, 2016. If you’re in NYC this month, stop by and see the show!
529 West 20th, Suite 6W
New York, NY 10011
Phone: 212.366.5368
Check out Steve Nyland’s latest blog post on Open Studios!
Islands in the current now exhibiting in Gordon – London House in Rishon L’zion
Also, images from her last exhibition Call of Duty can be seen here: efratgalnoor.com
Upcoming:
The Thing I Came For: New Work by Paul Behnke
July 22 – August 19, 2016
Opening: Friday, July 22, 6 – 9 pm
To be accompanied by a full color catalogue with an essay by David Rhodes.
boeckercontemporary
Viktoriastraße 12, 69126
Heidelberg, DE
Restatement: 16 Artists
curated by Nina Brauhauser and Jan Holthoff
July 29 – August 6, 2016
Opening July 29, 6 – 9 pm
Schmidt und Schütte
Albertusstraße 26 50667
Köln, DE
Now on view:
A Occasional Dream
curated by Michael David
On view through August 31, 2016
The application for the 2017 residency program is live! Please follow the link to login and begin your application today! goldenfoundation.org/application
Colorado Women in Abstraction
opening July 15, 2016
curated by Michael Paglia, Center For Visual Art
965 Santa Fe Drive Denver, CO 80204 msudenver.edu/cva/exhibitions
Fall show at dm contemporary opening September 19, 2016
39 E 29th Street 2nd Floor New York, NY 10016 (212) 576-2032 dmcontemporary.com
Please join us for a presentation by Golden Foundation Artist in Residence, Jane James. The evening promises to be entertaining, informative, and full of marine anecdotes.
When: Tuesday, May 10: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Where: Golden Artist Colors, 188 Bell Road, New Berlin, NY
What: Jane will talk about the influences of water on her work and her research into “marine debris” which forms the subject of her upcoming artwork.
Who: Jane James is currently living and working in Australia, and received her degree in Fine Art from the University of Tasmania. She has had a lifelong involvement with the sea and marine conservation. Years both in and under the sea have led to her fascination with water in all its aspects. Jane will share her work via a power point presentation using images she has taken over the years, as well as her research into marine flotsam and jetsam, especially ropes and plastics, that travel to the shores of Australia from all over the world.
Flux Art Fair Harlem, NYC May 3 – 31st, 2016 Various parks throughout Harlem
Meet at the park for the Opening Reception Tuesday, May 3 from 6-8pm Harlem Art Park: 120th between 3rd ave and Lexington
Followed by FLUX Opening Night Celebration Stroll – A stroll along Malcolm X Blvd (Lenox Ave) with live music at participating venues and complimentary beverages with your wristband ($25).
Harlem Art Park: 120th between 3rd ave and Lexington
Installation by Kara Schmidt and Erin Treacy,
curated by Audra Lambert (Antecedent Projects)
Lines of Site is a site-responsive art installation mirroring the sight lines of neighborhood residents, schoolchildren and working professionals who observe the park from nearby windows. The trajectory of these specific viewpoints are reflected in playful geometric patterns and biomorphic images woven into the trellis fence of Harlem Art Park. Evincing themes as diverse as critic John Berger’s Ways of Seeing and Hitchcock’s Rear Window,Lines of Site reveals the act of looking as a conscious act requiring both the observer and observed and is an engaging reminder of Harlem Art Park’s role as a site for contemplation and a place to see and be seen. – Audra Lambert (Antecedent Projects)
CONTEXT New York art fair
Nancy Cohen, Mary Beth Edelson, Mary Grigoriadis, Pat Lasch & Judy Pfaff
May 3-8, 2016
VIP Preview: May 3 from 2-5pm
CONTEXT Art New York
Pier 94 | 55th Street and Westside HighwayPier 94 I 55th St and the Westside Highway
57 W57TH STREET, SUITE 1206, NEW YORK, NY 10019 212-644-8337 57W57arts.com
Debra Ramsay – Landscape As Time (On view: May 6 – June 9, 2016) In the gallery’s Project Space, visual artist Debra Ramsay will present a selection of vibrant, abstract paintings from her ongoing project, Landscape As Time. Merging digital technology with self-determined systems of production, Ramsay utilizes color collected from the natural environment to create salient visual recordings of time’s seasonal passage. Ramsay has been included in group shows at Schema Projects, Key Projects Art Space, Tiger Strikes Asteroid (Brooklyn, NY), Pentimenti Gallery and the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey. She has completed residencies at the BAU Institute, the Golden Foundation and most recently at the Albers Foundation in Bethany, CT. Her work is included in the permanent collections of the 9/11 Memorial Museum and the Ritz-Carlton, Dubai, among others. Ramsay lives and works in New York City. debraramsay.com
Vanishing Point
Joshua Nierodzinski and Nataša Prljević vanvessemgallery.com April 30th – May 28th
From Josh: The exhibition encompasses selected work created throughout the past year during our time at Wassaic Artist Residency, 47 Hall St Brooklyn and our shared experiences of multiple transitions as we relocated to New York. Through the intimate sharing of studio space, overlaps between our two practices began to emerge through painting, collage, woodblock prints, and installation.
New artist book: Vanishing Point
Informed by the essays of Velimir Popovic, that give a theoretical and contextual insight into their individual methods and illuminates points in which they merge. This newest publication will be available at the opening for $20 and will be soon available for online purchase on their websites.
artmarketsf.com/tickets You can see Mel’s work at Chandra Cerrito Contemporary in booth 209, and Galleri Urbane, booth 109.
kala.org/kala_auction/ Kala is a great place– so many classes and opportunities! Mel has donated two small works on paper for their auction and she is in great company: many talented artists you can preview here.
wassaicartistresidency.org Mel is going back to Wassaic for the month of May, and looking forward to working there. If you are in upstate NY, please stop by to visit her; it’s easy and right off the the Metro North train. Only 3 more hours north and you can stop by to visit the Golden Foundation Residency Barn too! 🙂
Mel has organized an upcoming show at Transmitter, a gallery that she co-runs in Brooklyn. The show, Not Invited, will be on view from May 13 to June 26, 2016. The show includes artists: London Kaye, Niels Post, Victoria Scott, Emmanuel Sevilla. A ‘zine will be available.
Please contact the gallery for more info info@transmitter.nyc
We hope to see you for the opening of Made In Paint 2016! We are thrilled that many of the artists included in the show will be attending the opening on April 9th from 4:30 – 6:30 at the SAGG (Sam and Adele Golden Gallery)
188 Bell Road, New Berlin, NY 13411
Special thank you to Golden Artist Colors for their support as well as the Chenango Arts Council who generously supports this exhibition with funding from NYSCA.
Opening: March 17th, 6-8PM
La MaMa Galleria | 47 Great Jones St
March 17 – April 10, 2016
Gallery Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 1 to 7PM, or by appointment
March 5 – April 15
Bram Bogart | Donald Martiny | Pino Pinelli
ArteA Gallery, Milan, Italy
March 19 – April 23
Donald Martiny | New Paintings
First solo exhibition in Philadelphia Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Artist reception and talk: March 19
January 29 – March 24
It’s All About the Hue
GreenHill Center for North Carolina Art, Greensboro, NC Donald Martiny, James Williams, Carolyn Nelson, and Margie Stewart
March 16
Artist Talk: Donald Martiny & James Williams
It’s All About the Hue
GreenHill Center for North Carolina Art, Greensboro, NC
March 23
Artist Talk: Donald Martiny talks about Hans Hofmann Walls of Color | the Murals of Hans Hofmann
Ackland Art Museum, Chapel Hill, NC
Friday, March 4, noon; A gallery talk for Elemental Leigh Yardley and Rob Licht
Friday, March 18, 5-8PM Friday Evening Arts at MWPAI, sensory drawing with Leigh Yardley
Friday, April 1, 5-7 MADE in NY Artist Reception Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center Auburn NY
Saturday, April 9, 4:30-6:30, MADE in PAINT, Golden Foundation, at the SAGG, New Berlin, NY
Saturday, April 16, 5-7:30 Elemental, Artist Reception Munson William Proctor Arts Institute
Thursday, April 21, Williams Rd STUDIO visit Elemental contact MWPAI.org for reservations
Sideshow Nation IV: Through the Rabbit Hole
Group exhibition
Sideshow Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
On view through March 20
We Are The Dead
Opening: March 5, 6:30-8:30 pm
Group exhibition: Cande Aguilar, Paul Behnke, Karl Bielik, Valerie Brennan, Brian Edmonds, Gary Komarin, Mali Morris, Sabine Tress and Pier Wright
March 5 – April 9
Kirk Hopper Fine Art
3008 Commerce Street
Dallas,TX 75226
March 5 – April 9
If Color Could Kill
Group exhibition: Paul Behnke, Trudy Benson, Patrick Berran, Robert Otto Epstein, Keltie Ferris, Brooke Moyse, Gary Petersen and Craig Taylor
Curated by Jeff Frederick
Salena Gallery, Long Island University, Brookville, NY
(will travel to Vassar College in the fall of 2016)
April 4 – April 29
Drishti: A Concentrated Gaze
Group exhibition curated by Elizabeth Heskin and Patricia Spergel
Opening: April 11, 6 – 8 pm
April 11 – July 1, 2016
Location: The lobby of 1285 Avenue of the Americas (formerly the UBS gallery), New York, NY
Salon 8
Group exhibition curated by Rachael Pinks and Clay Smith
April 22, 23 and 24, 2016
The Old Lock Up Studio in Cromford, Derbyshire, UK
The 2016 Made In Paint exhibition will open on Saturday, April 9th and will run through the summer! This show exhibits the works of the 2015 artists in residence.
CONGRATULATIONS to the 18 selected artists who will be in residence at the Golden Foundation in 2016!
March 6 – April 2
Lorene Anderson, California
Arpad Forgo, Hungary
Sarajo Frieden, California
April 17 – May 14
Kate Javens, New York
Franklin Einspruch, Massachusetts
Jane James, Australia
May 22 – June 18
Martin Dull, New Jersey
Celia Johnson, North Carolina
Nicole Tijoux, Chile
June 20 – July 17
Mark Flowers, North Carolina
Robin Tewes, New York
Ella Amitay Sadovsky, Israel
August 21 – September 17
Melanie Dion, Pennsylvania
Caitlin Albritton, Florida
Howard Hersh, California
September 25 – October 22
Björn Lundell, Austria
Miriam Ancis, New York
Karen Nielsen-Fried, New Jersey
Volume 2 : Black & White at Schema Projects Opening November 6, 2015 Featuringwork by: David Ambrose, Etamar Beglikter, Jerry Birchfield, Astrid Bowlby, Amélie de Beauffort, Lorrie Fredette, Liz Jaff, Christopher Michleg, Gelah Penn, Debra Ramsay, Lauren Seiden, Matthew Shelley, Barbara Siegel, Renee van der Stelt, Allan Wexler, Etty Yaniv. Schema Projects
92 St Nicholas Ave
Brooklyn NY 11237The exhibition continues through December 6th.
Friday: 1-5pm
Saturday & Sunday: 1-6pm
or by appointment, info@schemaprojects.com
The Violent Study Club at Stout Projects Opening November 20, 2015 Featuring work by: Karen Baumeister, Vincent Como, Jonathan Cowan, and Debra Ramsay. Stout Projects
55 Meadow Street # 310
Brooklyn, NY 11206
United States
The exhibition continues through December 18th.
Fri – Sun, 1p – 6p and by appointment, stoutprojectsnyc@gmail.com
In addition to these two exhibitions Debra will be spending February & March as an artist in residence at the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation in Bethany, CT.
the 2% precipice, an exhibition featuring 4 New York artists— Adam Distenfeld, Lucy Hodgson, Ivan Stojakovic, and Marion Wilson— whose works attempt to awaken the collective conscience to concern for the planet’s livability. Curated by Linda Cunningham, the 2% Precipice raises awareness of various ecological changes and potentially disastrous follies while highlighting the beauty of nature through a universal language of art.
2015 Banyule Award for Works on Paper – In Space
Hatch Contemporary Arts Space
Exhibition Dates: 14 October – 12 December 2015
Opening Night: Tuesday 13 October 6.00 – 9.00pm
14 Ivanhoe Parade
Ivanhoe VIC 3079
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat 10.00am – 5.00pm
Occo Socko!
Group exhibition
Featuring work by Rebecca Murtaugh, Matthew Neil Gehring, and Paul Behnke
Stout Projects, Brooklyn, NY
October 16 – November 13 stoutprojects.net
New New York: Abstract Painting in the 21st Century
Group exhibition
The Art Gallery at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
A catalogue is available with an essay by Marco Antonini
October 4 – December 4 http://www.hawaii.edu/art/
color as form / form as color
Group exhibition
c2c Project Space, San Francisco
Through October 18
Jane Fine (resident in 2013) brought her students from Hamilton College to visit us last week! Garrett Pruter and Rebekah Goldstein (2015 residents) both spoke to the students about their work and shared their experiences at the residency. Thanks for bringing your students Jane!
From Press Release: “…Fine’s painting technique was greatly affected by a residency in 2013 at the Golden Foundation, a project of the Golden Artist Colors factory in upstate New York. While there she had the opportunity to work with chemists at the factory and to experiment with a wide range of metallic and iridescent paints, as well as new gels, medium, and inks. Fine has always been interested in maximizing the possibilities of physicality on the painted surface and this residency was instrumental in advancing that process…”
Calling all artists working in paint!!! The Golden Foundation has just released the 2015 application for residency sessions in 2016. Click the link below for guidelines and to complete the application.
Deadline for application: September 28, 2015, 11:59PM EST
Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts: Artists in Residence, Year 3
An exhibition at the Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (SAGG) at Golden Artist Colors
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce the 2015 MADE IN PAINT exhibition of works produced by 18 artists who joined us for in 2014 at the Golden Foundation Residency Program. These paintings highlight some of the latest developments in painting materials.
The exhibition opens with a reception on Saturday April 11th from 4:30p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at The Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (The SAGG) located at Golden Artist Colors, Inc., 188 Bell Road, New Berlin, NY. The show will run through August 20th, 2015 and is free and open to the public. A catalog of the MADE IN PAINT exhibition will be available at the show.
The Golden Foundation is a not-for-profit arts organization, dedicated to supporting artists working in paint. This international program awards artists a unique 4-week residency providing 24/7 access to studio and living space, technical support services and the opportunity to explore and experiment with the latest in paint technology.
All artworks are for sale, benefitting both the artists and The Golden Foundation. To learn more about the Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (SAGG), go to thesagg.org. Additional details about the Golden Foundation can be found at goldenfoundation.org.
A special thank you to GOLDEN ARTIST COLOR for its generous support of this project.
This program is made possible with public funds administered by the CHENANGO ARTS COUNCIL, and is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) with support from Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the NYS Legislature.
NOW on View through May 31st 2015!
SISU Gallery at Chain Theater
Reception, Sunday May 10, 2015
1- 2:30pm
21-28 45 RD Long Island City, NY 11101
Subway: 7, E, and G to Court Square Station
(Half block from the 45 RD 7 Train Station, One Block away from PS1)
LIC Arts Open 2015:
Wednesday May 13 – Sunday May 17, 2015
Upcoming:
Erin Treacy: Dismantled & Reclaimed
Boxheart Gallery, Pittsburgh Pa
July 14 – August 21
Reception: Saturday, July 18th
5-8pm
Barara Page, Line Forms here for the Circle Line (detail).
Mapping War & Peace: Featuring the work of
Victoria Romanoff & Barbara Page
Closing Reception: Saturday, May 2, 6-9 pm
On exhibit until June 6, 2015
Barbara Page: Learning to fly was the catalyst for her career as an artist. It gave her a point of view. She took up painting and received her MFA from Cornell University in 1975. Page’s watercolors, oils, and mixed media works have been exhibited widely and are included in numerous corporate collections.
In 2003 “Rock of Ages, Sands of Time,” her series of 544 bas-relief paintings depicting the history of life, was permanently installed in the Museum of the Earth in Ithaca, NY.
She recently completed commissions for a pedestrian bridge and a mural at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. Her studio is in Trumansburg, NY.
Regular Gallery Hours: Fri & Sat 1-4 p.m.
Private showings by appointment. Call 607-655-2370.
Windsor Whip Works Art Center
98 Main Street, PO Box 4, Windsor, New York 13865
UPDATE: broken plate, full heart at Jordan Faye Contemporary will be postponed out of understanding and respect of the current, difficult situation facing our Baltimore City community. Thank you for your understanding.
broken plate, full heart | in the west gallery
Lori Larusso
OPENING RECEPTION | FRIDAY. MAY 1 | 6 – 10 PM
May 1 – 30, 2015
Jordan Faye Contemporary is delighted to present artist Lori Larusso’s fourth solo exhibition, Broken Plate, Full Heart, which features both Larusso’s shaped and square paneled paintings. The Opening Reception for this exhibition is on Friday, May 1 from 6 – 10pm. There will also be a Meet the Artist event on Saturday, May 2 at 2pm. Jordan Faye Contemporary is located at 218 W Saratoga Street on the Top floor of The Maryland Art Place Building. The gallery is free and open to the public Tuesday – Thursday, 12 – 6pm, Friday & Saturday, 12 – 5pm, and by appointment.
Jordan Faye Contemporary & Thrive
218 W Saratoga Street | Top floor
Maryland Art Place Building || Bromo Arts & Entertainment District
Ruth Hiller, skew 2.2, 2015 acrylic on plexiglass panels, 30 x 28 inches www.ruthhiller.com
The Golden Foundation would like to congratulate Enda O’Donoghue for his recent grant award which will enable him to make the trip back to New Berlin, NY from Germany for the 2015 Made In Paint exhibition opening! Thank you to Culture Ireland for making this possible.
March 1 – March 28
Shea Hembrey, AR sheahembrey.com
Thomas Spleth, NC spleth.com
Martha Clippinger, NC marthaclippinger.com
April 19 – May 16
Donald Martiny, NC donaldmartiny.com
Val Britton, CA valbritton.com
Rebecca Aloisio, NY rebeccaaloisio.com
May 24 – June 20
Fred Annes, CO fredannes.com
Eva Navarro Quijano, Spain evanavarro.com
Anthony Bowers, PA anthonybowers.com
June 28 – July 25
Leigh Yardley, NY leighyardley.com
Anne Abendroth, OR stonemountainstudio.com
Meghan Howland, ME meghanhowland.com
August 23 – September 19
Rebekah Goldstein, CA rebekahgoldstein.com
Garrett Pruter, NY garrettpruter.com
Reed Danziger, CA reeddanziger.com
September 27 – October 24
Edina Seleskovic, NY edinas.com
Jason Rohlf, NY
Pat Lasch, NY
Press from Alexandria’s first NYC solo show! Congratulations from all of us at the Golden Foundation, Alex!
Mindy Solomon Gallery is proud to present
m o r p h o s i s, new work by James Kennedy
November 14th through December 26th
172 NW 24th Street
Wynwood Art District, Miami
An Opening Reception with the artist will be held Friday, November 14th, from 6-9pm. In his second solo exhibition with the gallery, Kennedy presents paintings and sculptures that characterize structural shifts within his work, evolving components evident in his complex Spatial series into abstract and semi-abstract figurative suggestions. The collection has been named a 2014 ‘Top 100 Fall Show’ to see, worldwide, by Modern Painters Magazine.
Sixteen Sweet
Works by 16 artists at Ivy Brown Gallery. Curated by Ivy Brown, Pato Paez and Elizabeth Sadoff
October 23 thru November 1, 2014
Opening Reception: Thursday October 23, 6-8PM
Artist Conversations: Oct 29, 6-8PM (Strandell, Gregory-Gruen & Yovane) Ivy Brown Gallery 675 Hudson St, Fl 4
New York, NY 1001
Artists
Joelle Brahim – Nona Faustine – Elizabeth Gregory-Gruen – Maggie Jay Horne – Laura Kaplan – Myrna Minter-Forster – Jenny Morgan – Linda Nicholas – Morgan O’Hara – Arlene Rush – Laura Schneider – Stacey Scibelli – Mary Ann Strandell – Trish Tillman – Linda Tharp – Natalia Yovane
A portion of the sales will be donated to Bailey House. Serving people with HIV/AIDS since 1983.
Linda Lee Nicholas In Flight 2014
Made possible by a Chashama studio grant and the Golden Foundation.
Upcoming Shows
ONE-PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2014 – Conversing With Time, Staniar Gallery, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA (September 5 – October 3)
2015 – Lyrical Meditations, Foster Gallery, Haas Fine Arts Center, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire (January 28-February 19)
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2014 – Full House (west) MSP/NYC, Jackson Street House Gallery, St. Paul, MN
(July 25 –August 10)
2014 – Full House (east), Ethan Pettit Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
(September – October)
Artist, writer, editor Thomas Micchelli comments on the “forthrightness of this work” and the “irresistible intensity of its designs and pigments…”
In 2012 the exhibition Doppler Stop, curated by Mel Prest, traveled to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Berlin, and Zagreb. It included works from artists from the US, the Netherlands, Germany and France. The exhibition catalog explained, “…work that optically straddles this un-locatable perceptual space where static objects move and shift or trigger simultaneous sense readings.”
An expanded exhibition, Doppler, showed at Parallel Art Space in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 2013.
Now, Doppler Shift, curated by Mary Birmingham, is a revisitation with variation of the previous exhibitions.
Opening reception Sunday, September 28th, 1-4pm
Stop & Go 3D screening Wednesday, October 1st, 7pm
An Afternoon of New Music, November 9th, 2pm
Art Afternoon: Walk & Talk, January 11th 2-4pm
Gallery hours
M, T, W & F 10am-5pm
Th 10 am-8pm
Sa & Su 11am-4pm
Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
68 Elm St, Summit, NJ 07901 www.artcenternj.org
Surface & Depth
30th September – 5th October 2014
Off site exhibition by Four Square Fine Arts
The Strand Gallery
32 John Adam Street
London WC2N 6BP
Depth must be hidden. Where? On the surface. Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1874–1929)
A curated gallery exhibition in London of new work by international
artists from Europe and the USA represented by Four Square Fine Arts. All
the work exhibited relates to the curatorial theme and the ways in which
we view and experience the world. Included will be work by new artists
exhibiting for the first time with us and new works from our existing
artists. Marco Crivello, Cara Enteles, Linda Felcey, Ysabel LeMay, Anke
Roder, Eberhard Ross, Danielle Van Broekhoven, Paul Shakespear, Martha
The Beautiful Corner
18 October – 16 November 2014
Langford120
120 Langford Street, North Melbourne, VIC 3053
Opening launch: Saturday 18 October, 2 – 4pm
http://www.langford120.com.au/future-exhibitions.html
Group Exhibition
Abstraction 13
18 September – 11 October 2014
Charles Nodrum Gallery
267 Church Street, Richmond, VIC, 3121
http://www.charlesnodrumgallery.com.au/exhibition.asp?id=1209383
Fundraising Auction
Arts Project Australia, 40th Anniversary Fundraising Auction
Sunday 5 October 2014, 2 – 5pm
Leonard Joel
333 Malvern Road, South Yarra, 3141
Artworks will be on view at Leonard Joel from Wednesday 1 October – Friday 3 October 2014
http://www.artsproject.org.au/event/40th-anniversary-fundraising-auction
THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF NTOZAKE SHANGE’S for colored girls…
A multimedia group exhibition featuring 20 specially commissioned pieces in honor of the individual poems in Ntozake Shange’s groundbreaking choreopoem, for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf.
September 19, 2014 – January 3, 2015
Fall Open House & First Fridays: Black Mecca, Collective Memory: Friday, October 3 at 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
515 Malcolm X Boulevard NY, NY 10037
www.schomburgcenter.org
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 am – 6 pm
notions of being
a site-specific collage installation
August 30, 2014 – June 30 , 2015
Opening Reception: August 30, 7-9pm
TB Projects
242 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA 02657
Hours: Daily 10 am – 10 pm
HOMELAND [IN]SECURITY: VANISHING DREAMS
at DORSKY GALLERY, Long Island City, NY
SEON GHI BAHK, MATTHEW BRANDT, JEFF BROUWS, BEVERLY BUCHANAN, LEYLA CÁRDENAS, JAMES CASEBERE, WILL COTTON, LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER,BEN GRASSO, STEPHANIE IMBEAU, MARY MATTINGLY, ADIA MILLETT, ANDREW MOORE, CHEN QIULIN, DORIS SALCEDO, LOREN SCHWERD, ALEC SOTH, ROB STEPHENSON, BRIAN TOLLE, CHRIS VERENE, AND MARION WILSON
Curated by Margaret Mathews-Berenson
September 7 – November 16, 2014
Opening reception: Sunday, September 7, 2:00–5:00 p.m.
PIEROGI XX: Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition
177 North 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
5th September – 5th October, 2014
Opening Reception: Friday, September 5th, 7-10pm
Jane Fine, Selfie, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 38 x 50 inches
Group show opening in San Francisco at George Lawson Gallery
August 2, 2014
Women in the Dunes.
If you’re in San Francisco on Saturday, August 2nd, visit the gallery for the opening to see her work and meet Jessalyn! 5:30 to 7:30pm
The address is: 315 Potrero Avenue (at 16th). There’s easy parking right outside.
Jessalyn also has new paintings on display, and all the work in the show relates to borders, boundaries and transitional zones. The other artists in the show are: Judith Belzer, Justine Frischmann, Narangkar Glover, Nancy Haynes, Erin Lawlor, Marie Thibeault, Jennah Ward, Arngunnur Yr and Jenny Bloomfield.
Show ends August 30th.
Washington and Lee University, Wilson Hall
Department of Art and Art History
Lexington, VA 24450
go.wlu.edu/staniar
Gallery Hours: 9am – 5pm, Mon-Fri
Group Exhibition and Lecture, Thursday July 17th at 7pm
Karina Aguilera Skvirsky: Proposals for an Ecuadorian Pavilion in Venice
Window installation: Seeing Through : Landscape As Time, by Debra Ramsay
June 25 – August 1, 2014
Opening Reception: Wednesday, June 25, 6-8pm
Gallery Summer Hours: Tuesday–Friday, 11am–6 pm
Hansel and Gretel Picture Garden and Pocket Utopia are pleased to announce an exhibition of photographic collages with video presentations by Karina Aguilera Skvirsky along with a window installation of painted silk squares by Debra Ramsay, titled “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time.”
In the window, Debra Ramsay will present “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time,” a grid-like installation on transparent Juan silk. Each square representing a color found on a walk repeated each season, organized by seasons, on transparent silk, allowing the viewer to look through it and layer the actual landscape with the one transposed from its origin 200 miles NW of the city.
Debra Ramsay, “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time,” (study) 2014 acrylic on silk, dim. var.
This is Debra Ramsay’s second project at the gallery where a direct experience of color in nature is recorded and then the color is computer-mixed. Ramsay’s most recent solo show titled MAT/tam, was curated by Lucio Pozzi at Palazzo Costa, in Mantova, Italy. In 2013, Ramsay was awarded a residency at the Golden Foundation and at the BAU Institute in Otranto Italy in 2012.
Hansel and Gretel Picture Garden Pocket Utopia, 511 W 22nd St, NY, NY
June 25th
from 4:30pm-6:30pm
Open Studio events are open to the public. The community is invited to walk through the artist’s studios to see their works in progress from the past 4 weeks in residence. We hope you’ll join us!
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts
237 Bell Rd
New Berlin, NY
next open studios-scheduled for July 30th, 2014
At the Nancy Hoffman Gallery
Figmenta
June 13-July 31, 2014
Reception June 13 6-8pm
The Roger Smith Hotel is pleased to present Debra Ramsay in The Window at 125 as part of The Introducing Series, season 4.
The four paintings showing in the window are a technological re-creation of the color change over one year in a forest 200 miles northwest of New York City. Each piece also depicts the changes in the length of daylight hours over the four seasons. Ramsay returned to the site intermittently through winter, spring, summer and fall, to collect and record the colors on a specific hiking trail. This information was then run through a computer program that generated a paint formula so she could create, in paint, the exact colors she had collected digitally. Each of the 72 colors within the work accurately represents a plant element found at the site. The colors are arranged in the order in which Ramsay found them.
This work will be viewable from the sidewalk 24/7.
Additional work from this series will be on exhibition this June at Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden/Pocket Utopia Gallery, 511 W 22th St, New York, NY 10011.
Debra Ramsay is a visual artist who lives and works in New York City. She uses self-designed systems and digitally collected colors in abstract paintings that are technological re-creations of colors found in nature. Ramsay attended Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY and is a graduate of Brooklyn College. Ramsay’s most recent solo show titled MAT/tam, was curated by Lucio Pozzi at Palazzo Costa, in Mantova, Italy. Ramsay’s work was included in 7 group exhibitions in 2013, 4 in New York City, 3 in Thailand and Berlin. A solo exhibition is scheduled for June 2014 at Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden/Pocket Utopia Gallery in New York City. 2013 publications about Ramsay’s work include The Daily Beast, “Daily Pic” by Blake Gopnik, October 3, and Structure and Imagery Blog, “A Subtle Marking Of Time and Distance,” September 15. Residencies include the BAU Institute, Otranto, Italy, 2012 and the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts in New Berlin, NY, 2013.
The Window at 125 is a re purposed street level window space dedicated to showing emerging, unrepresented artists’ work to an unsuspecting midtown audience.
The Roger Smith is a family run hotel in Midtown Manhattan. For over 20 years the owners and employees have been committed to shaping and growing a diverse and organic cultural footprint both within the hotel and beyond. With a continued desire to converse and engage with guests, with New York and places further afield, The Roger Smith Hotel’s creative program seeks to create big opportunities, pleasurable experiences, inspiring happenings and intelligent dialogues.
Amy Lipton is pleased to present a conversation with artists Joy Garnett, Fariba Hajamadi, Chrysanne Stathacos and Marion Wilson moderated by G. Roger Denson. Being (There’s No Being and Nothingness There) There, will take place on Saturday March 8th at 3pm in conjunction with Being There, a pop-up group exhibition at 526 W 26th St #310, New York, NY 10010 (Elga Wimmer Gallery).
Save the date – April 12, 2014
DATE: APRIL 12th TIME: 5pm – 7pm PLACE: the SAGG at Golden Artist Colors
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce its second annual art exhibition ‘MADE IN PAINT’. This show will exhibit the works produced by 20 artists from around the world who were selected for the Golden Foundation Residency Program in 2013.
Residents
Debra Ramsay New York
Paul Shakespear Massachusetts
Sarah Dineen Massachusetts
Dorene Quinn New York
Pamela Marks Connecticut
Rose Umerlik Maine
Efrat Galnoor Israel
Clarence Morgan Minnesota
Mike Binzer Canada
Alexandria Smith New York
Julia Brooker United Kingdom
Norah Borden Canada
Barbara Page New York
Jane Fine New York
Marion Wilson New York
Jessica Mongeon Montana
Linda Mieko Allen Massachusetts
Samara Adamson-Pinczewski Australia
Visiting Artists
Mary Frank New York
Arlene Burke-Morgan, Minnesota
www.goldenfoundation.org
the SAGG: 188 Bell Rd., New Berlin, NY
www.theSAGG.org
Irene Barberis and Wilma Tabacco Directors of
Langford120
Take pleasure in inviting you to the opening of
These Artists have been selected as Langford120 Associates for 2014 and will be presenting solo exhibitions during the year
Small Works Show
State of the Art hosts its Second Annual Small Works Show during December. This will be an exciting and varied show featuring such media as oil pastel, oil on canvas, oil on wood, acrylic on veneer, watercolor, pen and ink, metal prints, linoleum prints, etching, oil and sterling silver leaf, wax and gypsum sculpture and more.
Frank Robinson, former Director of the Johnson Museum at Cornell University, will judge more than 80 works of art by 35 artists and award up to $600 in prizes. A reception for the artists will be held Friday, December 6 from 5-8pm with an awards ceremony at 6:30pm. Show dates are December 4-29, 2013.
SOAG is located at 120 W. State Street in Ithaca. There is curbside parking and the gallery is ADA accessible. Hours: Wed. – Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Contact info: 607-277-1626 and www.soag.org
April 1, 2014 – May 3, 2014
2001 Alford Park Drive
Kenosha, WI 53140
(262) 551-5859
Tues.-Fri. 10am-3pm, Thurs. 6-8pm, Sat. 1-4pm
The artists will be present at the opening reception: April 10, 4:30-7:30pm
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce the second year of their Artists-in-Residence Program. Visual artists working in oils, acrylics and mixed media will attend the 2013 program starting in April, ending in November. Each residency session is 4 weeks in length, and includes materials and technical support from Golden Artist Colors, Inc. Open Studio dates will be posted for each session and all are welcome to attend.
Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts:
Artists in Residence, Year 1
An exhibition at the Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (SAGG) at Golden Artist Colors
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce ‘MADE IN PAINT’, an exhibition of works produced by 7 painters who were the first to attend the Golden Foundation Residency Program in 2012. The works of Jennifer Anne Norman, Erin Treacy, Elizabeth Blau, Mel Prest, Karima Klasen, Kevin M. Witzke and Lynette Stephenson will highlight some of the latest developments in painting materials.
The exhibition opens with a reception on Saturday April 13th from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. at The Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (The SAGG) located at Golden Artist Colors, Inc., 188 Bell Road, New Berlin, NY. The show will run through August 30th, 2013 and is free and open to the public. A catalog of the ‘MADE IN PAINT’ exhibition will be available at the show.
The Golden Foundation is a not-for-profit arts organization, dedicated to supporting artists working in paint. This international program awards artists a unique 4-week residency providing 24/7 access to studio and living space, technical support services and the opportunity to explore and experiment with the latest in paint technology.
To learn more about the Sam & Adele Golden Gallery (SAGG), go to www.thesagg.org. Additional details about the Golden Foundation can be found at www.goldenfoundation.org
Golden Foundation in Just Paint
The Golden Foundation Residency Program was featured in the Just Paint Newletter published by Golden Artist Colors. The full article can by read by clicking here.
Mixed Water Media & Collage Workshop Using Golden’s Mediums and Gels
INSTRUCTOR:
Mary Alice Braukman, NWS
DATE:
July 10, 11 & 12 – 2012
COST:
$375.00
DESCRIPTION:
This workshop will be an adventure in risk-taking and pushing the medium as far as it will go. We will explore layering of experimental mediums in depth, striving for results that go beyond obvious techniques and leave people wondering how you created such a gem.
We will work with many textural mediums and gels creating new bases or foundations in your work to allow for different levels of transparency and matte finishes. They may be used to build texture to collage papers and add interest to your paintings. Experimentation will be encouraged. Because there are so many mediums, an artist first needs to determine which characteristics they wish to achieve. Examples of all will be shown.
The main goal of this workshop is to show visual growth in your art through self expression while exploring these new mediums and ideas. It is a workshop to open your creative thoughts to “what if” and how can I best use these mediums and gels.
Each painter will be encouraged to find his or her unique, personal direction whether working abstractly or representationally. It is not a workshop designed specifically to produce finish a painting, but if you do that is great. Everyone will benefit from the sharing of ideas and critiques.
Many of the following materials are found around your home. A few of the materials used in this class will be supplied by several commercial art companies. I want you to experience these supplies and, in addition to materials supplied by GOLDEN, you will have the opportunity to purchase some of your favorite colors and mediums of Golden Artist Colors. The colors are of such a large range, I feel you will want to pick your favorite colors.
The list of supplies you need to bring are below and those with (*) are supplied at no charge to each student.
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The Golden Foundation is supplying all mediums and gels and a limited number of fluids
Crescent will supply watercolor boards
Art Alternative will supply each student with one Canvas
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Please bring the following:
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Gator Board or Foamcore for support. I have recently found that “foamcore” gessoed with several coats on front and back works as well
Rice papers in white or off-white – please no colored rice papers
Tissue paper in white only
Media: crayons, colored pencils, pastels Brushes: A few of your own (flats) plus some inexpensive ones for gluing (disposable ones.) sponge brushes.
Cutting tools: scissors, single edge razor blade or any cutting tool which allows you to do controlled cutting
Freezer Paper, white plastic garbage bags
Water container, 2 good spray bottles – one that sprays regularly the other with a “fine” spray
Rubber Stamps and scrapers
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BRING AN OPEN MIND & A BIG IMAGINATION! BE PREPARED TO EXPLORE YOUR GOALS IN ART.
The Golden Foundation is pleased to announce the first of many workshops that will take place at the Golden Foundation Residency barn in New Berlin, NY.
Explore new ideas and innovative materials in this collage workshop with instructor Mary Alice Braukman. Braukman is a nationally known artist who has taught workshops throughout the United States, in experimental water media, painting, and collage.
The workshop will provide participants the opportunity to explore, discover, and play with waterborne materials. A thorough investigation of a wide variety of grounds, pastes, gels, mediums and color will take place on the first day, followed by use, exploration, and application by class participants over the next two days. A finished product is not the expected goal of this 3 day workshop; participants will leave with a portfolio of dried experimental films and acrylic skins for collage, a thorough understanding of the mediums, and an inside look at some of the latest innovative materials. Artists will be encouraged to find their own unique direction, whether working in an abstract or representational style.
VELOCITY is an exhibition of selected works by New York painter Larry Poons at The Sam & Adele Golden Gallery located in the Golden Artist Colors facilities. An opening reception for the artist will be held on Friday August 19, and the exhibition continues through November 19, 2011.
Happening the same weekend, will be the preview of the new artist in residence space. In 2008 the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation began its commitment to providing living and workspace opportunities for artists, with the development of an artist in residence space in a hundred year old barn, just a 5 minute walk from the Golden Artist Colors’ facility.
“The Artist’s Guide: How to Make a Living Doing What You Love” is a comprehensive handbook for visual artists, full of information, how-to’s, and detailed explanations of the professional skills and business practices artists need to build and sustain their careers. It is an experiential guide brimming with field-tested techniques that readers can apply to their own practice. With equal parts of practicality, warmth, good humor, and insight, Battenfield demystifies the path artist’s travel towards a flourishing career. The book’s website: www.artistcareerguide.com contains an additional 20 Reality Check interviews with leading art professionals for more advice and information.
Published by DaCapo Press (2009), development of the book was a NYFA sponsored project and received crucial support from the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts and the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation.
Author Jackie Battenfield maintains her own career as a visual artist and teaches professional development classes at the Creative Capital Foundation, and Columbia University.
“New Show at the SAGG – “A Paintmakers Collection, 1936 – 1969 The story of the Golden Foundation can’t be told without recognizing the rich history and contribution to the art world of Bocour Artist Colors and the pioneering work of Leonard Bocour and his nephew, Sam Golden. The paintings and sculptures in this show were collected during a thirty year period by Leonard Bocour and Sam Golden beginning in 1936 through 1969 while the Bocour Artist Colors company produced paints in NYC. It is by no means exhaustive. Over 50 Artists, including; Peter Busa, Mimi Gross, Nathaniel Kaz, Ahron Ben-Shmuel, Alice Provensen, Herbert Katzman, Benedict Tatti, Joseph De Martini, George Constant, Nicolai Cikovski and so many others. This period show is a wonderful window sharing the visual legacy of the stories and epoch that was Bocour Artist Colors while it was in Manhattan. Over the years many other well- known artists’ works have been dispersed to museums and universities around the country. These remaining pieces in the show were part of Sam’s collection that have been, over time, given to the children and grandchildren.
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce its first year Artist Residency program. Visual artists working in paint and mixed media will attend the program starting in July, and ending in October. Each residency session is 4 weeks in length, and includes materials and technical support.
The Golden Foundation is pleased to announce its first Open Studios with Artists in Residence, Jennifer Anne Norman and Erin Treacy
Stroll through an old dairy barn recently reconstructed to provide living and studio space for artists working in paint. Get a chance to speak with the artists about their work and celebrate our first year of artist residencies.
Please join us this Thursday, August 9th from 5pm-7pm at the Residency Barn in New Berlin, NY. This event is free and open to the public.
The Golden Foundation announces their second annual Open Studios
September 9th, 2012
Mel Prest, Karima Klasen and Elizabeth Blau
See the works in progress of these visual artists at the Golden Foundation Residency Barn.
This event is free and open to the public.
When:
September 9th, 2012 5pm-7pm
Where:
The Golden Foundation Residency Barn located at 237 Bell Rd, New Berlin NY
Mel Prest, a Golden Foundation artist-in-residence alum is currently
exhibiting in The Netherlands: Soft Luminosity, a new exhibition at IS-projects
Curated by distinguished alumna Ruth Appelhof, Executive Director of Guild Hall of East Hampton.
The eight Upstate New York artists featured in this exhibition are all former or current arts editors of the journal Stone Canoe, and are responsible for the impressive array of visual art featured in each issue.
Mel Prest, a Golden Foundation artist-in-residence
alum will be exhibiting at the b. sakata garo Gallery in Sacramento, California.
January 2 – February 2
ZeppelinMetroMashup
Reception for the Artist
January 12, 2013
6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
923 20th Street
Sacramento, California 95811
Opening Reception – Saturday, May 4, 5-7 pm Gallery Hours – Thursday – Saturday 11-5, Sunday 1-5 and by appointment
Exhibition Dates: April 20 – June 2, 2013 Click Here for a PDF of the invitation
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Please Join us, this Thursday for our first Open Studios of 2013.
Artists Debra Ramsay, Sarah Dineen and Paul Shakespear will all be in their studios to speak about their work. We hope to see you Thursday!
When: Thursday, May 16th Time: 5pm-7pm Where: The Residency Barn 237 Bell Road New Berlin, NY 13411
Opening Reception: Thursday May 16th, 2013, 6-9pm On View: Saturday and Sunday, May 18 and 19, 12-7pm
Marianne Barcellona, Indrajeet Chandrachud, Carol Crawford, Ayakoh Furukawa, Mary Teresa Giancoli, Robert Lobe, Kristen Martin, Sean Naftel, Mary Pinto, Nancy Rakoczy, Leonora Retsas, Caroline M Sun, Erin Treacy
34-01 38th Ave, between 34th and 35th Street, 3rd floor
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Mel Prest, a Golden Foundation artist-in-residence alum and Debra Ramsay, a 2013 artist-in-residence will be exhibiting in a group show:
Light Space Project: Rituals of Exhibition II
June 11 – August 25, 2013
LIGHT SPACE PROJECTS focuses on site-specific installations and exhibitions aiming to connect diverse and international artists in collaboration with universities and experimental exhibition spaces. The venture is particularly concerned with encouraging greater awareness of contemporary art for the Asia Pacific context.
See the works in progress of these visual artists at the Golden Foundation Residency Barn.
This event is free and open to the public.
When:
June 26th, 2013 5pm-7pm
Where:
The Golden Foundation Residency Barn located at 237 Bell Rd, New Berlin NY
The Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art is pleased to present Mohawk Brothers, an exhibition by
Kevin Michael Witzke, 2012 Golden Foundation Resident Artist.
Witzke’s Mohawk Brothers is a painting consisting of ground stone, soil and anthracite coal collected during an artist residency in New York, USA.The pigments were collected in Chenango County, traditional Mohawk territory.Witzke contrasts the ancientness of the pigments and geological cycles to the relative newness of humans and our much shorter life span.The progressive sediment marks deposited upon the canvas merge into a united voice speaking of its origins.
The Alternator Centre for Contemporary Art welcomes you to visit our Window gallery between June 7th and July 20th to view the exhibition. The Window gallery is viewable seven days a week from 8am-8pm. http://alternatorcentre.com
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Resident Alumni Mel Prest and Debra Ramsay DOPPLER: An exhibition featuring works that visually question or crush the illusion of difference between 2 dimensional and 3 dimensional space.
July 13 – August 18, 2013
Opening Reception: Saturday July 13th, 6 – 9 pm
Open: Saturdays and Sundays 1-6 pm
Parallel Art Space: 17-17 Troutman Street #220, Ridgewood, NY 11385
Direction: L Train to Jefferson St. / B57 (Flushing Ave) to Cypress Ave
Sarah Dineen, Golden Foundation Resident Artist 2013
Cutrona Studios, July’s First Friday
Her most recent body of work, Certain Dark Things
About Sarah Dineen-
Sarah Dineen just returned from a month-long artist residency at the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation in New Berlin, NY where she worked on her on-going series Certain Dark Things. This exhibition reflects her exploration into fluorescent paint, black gesso and many other acrylic paint mediums provided by Golden Artist Colors. Many of these are large scale paintings, some measuring up to 10 ft. long.
About Us
Cutrona Studios Hosts First Fridays of every month through October at their 27 Fountain St. location in Mashpee Commons.
SAVE THE DATE Erin Treacy, Alumni Resident, 2012 The Gallery at Chain Theater in L.I.C Saturday, November 9 6:30 – 8pm Afterwards, hangout for a few drinks at LIC Bar. Chain Theater is located at 21-28 45th Road, LIC, NY 1101 LIC Bar is located at 45-58 Vernon Blvd, LIC, NY 1101 erintreacy.com
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2013 Artist in Residence, Clarence Morgan
Carthage Art Exhibit: Chance Aesthetics
Clarence Morgan and Zack Wirsum.
April 1, 2014 – May 3, 2014
2001 Alford Park Drive
Kenosha, WI 53140
(262) 551-5859
Tues.-Fri. 10am-3pm, Thurs. 6-8pm, Sat. 1-4pm
The artists will be present at the opening reception: April 10, 4:30-7:30pm
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The Golden Foundation is pleased to announce the 2014 Artists in Residence!
State of the Art hosts its Second Annual Small Works Show during December. This will be an exciting and varied show featuring such media as oil pastel, oil on canvas, oil on wood, acrylic on veneer, watercolor, pen and ink, metal prints, linoleum prints, etching, oil and sterling silver leaf, wax and gypsum sculpture and more.
Frank Robinson, former Director of the Johnson Museum at Cornell University, will judge more than 80 works of art by 35 artists and award up to $600 in prizes. A reception for the artists will be held Friday, December 6 from 5-8pm with an awards ceremony at 6:30pm. Show dates are December 4-29, 2013.
SOAG is located at 120 W. State Street in Ithaca. There is curbside parking and the gallery is ADA accessible. Hours: Wed. – Fri., 12-6pm and Sat. & Sun., 12-5pm. Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Contact info: 607-277-1626 and www.soag.org
http://soag.org/small-works-show/
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2013 Artist in Residence, Samara Adamson-Pinczewski
Irene Barberis and Wilma Tabacco Directors of
Langford120
take pleasure in inviting you to the opening of
These Artists have been selected as Langford120 Associates for 2014 and will be
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce its second annual art exhibition ‘MADE IN PAINT’. This show will exhibit the works produced by 20 artists from around the world who were selected for the Golden Foundation Residency Program in 2013.
Amy Lipton is pleased to present a conversation with artists Joy Garnett, Fariba Hajamadi, Chrysanne Stathacos and Marion Wilson moderated by G. Roger Denson. Being (There’s No Being and Nothingness There) There, will take place on Saturday March 8th at 3pm in conjunction with Being There, a pop-up group exhibition at 526 W 26th St #310, New York, NY 10010 (Elga Wimmer Gallery).
2013 Artist in Residence, Barbara Page
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2013 Artist in Residence, Debra Ramsay
The Roger Smith Hotel is pleased to present Debra Ramsay in The Window at 125 as part of The Introducing Series, season 4.
The four paintings showing in the window are a technological re-creation of the color change over one year in a forest 200 miles northwest of New York City. Each piece also depicts the changes in the length of daylight hours over the four seasons. Ramsay returned to the site intermittently through winter, spring, summer and fall, to collect and record the colors on a specific hiking trail. This information was then run through a computer program that generated a paint formula so she could create, in paint, the exact colors she had collected digitally. Each of the 72 colors within the work accurately represents a plant element found at the site. The colors are arranged in the order in which Ramsay found them.
This work will be viewable from the sidewalk 24/7.
Additional work from this series will be on exhibition this June at Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden/Pocket Utopia Gallery, 511 W 22th St, New York, NY 10011.
Debra Ramsay is a visual artist who lives and works in New York City. She uses self-designed systems and digitally collected colors in abstract paintings that are technological re-creations of colors found in nature. Ramsay attended Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY and is a graduate of Brooklyn College. Ramsay’s most recent solo show titled MAT/tam, was curated by Lucio Pozzi at Palazzo Costa, in Mantova, Italy. Ramsay’s work was included in 7 group exhibitions in 2013, 4 in New York City, 3 in Thailand and Berlin. A solo exhibition is scheduled for June 2014 at Hansel & Gretel Picture Garden/Pocket Utopia Gallery in New York City. 2013 publications about Ramsay’s work include The Daily Beast, “Daily Pic” by Blake Gopnik, October 3, and Structure and Imagery Blog, “A Subtle Marking Of Time and Distance,” September 15. Residencies include the BAU Institute, Otranto, Italy, 2012 and the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts in New Berlin, NY, 2013.
The Window at 125 is a re purposed street level window space dedicated to showing emerging, unrepresented artists’ work to an unsuspecting midtown audience.
The Roger Smith is a family run hotel in Midtown Manhattan. For over 20 years the owners and employees have been committed to shaping and growing a diverse and organic cultural footprint both within the hotel and beyond. With a continued desire to converse and engage with guests, with New York and places further afield, The Roger Smith Hotel’s creative program seeks to create big opportunities, pleasurable experiences, inspiring happenings and intelligent dialogues. http://www.rogersmith.com/debra-ramsay-window-125
2013 Artist in Residence, Samara Adamson-Pinczewski
Tangible
1.Capable of being touched; discernable by the touch; material or substantial
2.Real or actual, rather than imaginary or visionary
3.Definite, not vague or elusive
Beata Geyer
Craig Easton
Suzie Idiens
Samara Adamson-Pinczewski
Andrew Gutteridge
PJ Hickman
Antonia Sellbach
Ian Wells
Louise Tuckwell
Magda Cebokli
Louise Blyton
Wed 21st May Exhibition Commences
Sat 24th May Exhibition Opening, 4-6pm
Sat 7th June Exhibition Finishes
Suite 1, Level 1/119 Hopkins St, Footscray VIC 3011
let me remember you as you were before you existed
Leighton Art Center, Calgary, AB, Canada
September 12 – November 8, 2014
Regarding Death
Okotoks Art Gallery, Okokoks, AB, Canada
Current & Forthcoming Group Exhibitions:
April 3 – May 31, 2014
Life & Limb
Orillia Museum of Art and History, Orillia, ON, Canada
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2013 Artist in Residence, Marion Wilson
2013 Artist in Residence, Paul Shakespear in a group show in Guatemala June 4th-July 4th, 2014
SOL DEL RIO
14 avenida 15-56 zona 10
guatemala – Guatemala
Tel. (502) 2363-2169/ 2368-0352
soldelrio@soldelrio.com
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2013 Artist in Residence, Linda Mieko Allen
At the Nancy Hoffman Gallery Figmenta June 13-July 31, 2014 Reception June 13 6-8pm
nancyhoffmangallery.com
520 West 27th St, New York, NY 10001
212 966 6676
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Open Studios at the Residency Barn
June 25th
from 4:30pm-6:30pm
Open Studio events are open to the public. The community is invited to walk through the artist’s studios to see their works in progress from the past 4 weeks in residence. We hope you’ll join us!
The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts
237 Bell Rd
New Berlin, NY
next open studios-scheduled for July 30th, 2014
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2013 Artist in Residence, Paul Shakespear
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2013 Artist in Residence, Debra Ramsay
Karina Aguilera Skvirsky: Proposals for an Ecuadorian Pavilion in Venice
Window installation: Seeing Through : Landscape As Time, by Debra Ramsay
June 25 – August 1, 2014
Opening Reception: Wednesday, June 25, 6-8pm
Gallery Summer Hours: Tuesday–Friday, 11am–6 pm
Hansel and Gretel Picture Garden and Pocket Utopia are pleased to announce an exhibition of photographic collages with video presentations by Karina Aguilera Skvirsky along with a window installation of painted silk squares by Debra Ramsay, titled “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time.”
In the window, Debra Ramsay will present “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time,” a grid-like installation on transparent Juan silk. Each square representing a color found on a walk repeated each season, organized by seasons, on transparent silk, allowing the viewer to look through it and layer the actual landscape with the one transposed from its origin 200 miles NW of the city.
Debra Ramsay, “Seeing Through : Landscape As Time,” (study) 2014 acrylic on silk, dim. var.
This is Debra Ramsay’s second project at the gallery where a direct experience of color in nature is recorded and then the color is computer-mixed. Ramsay’s most recent solo show titled MAT/tam, was curated by Lucio Pozzi at Palazzo Costa, in Mantova, Italy. In 2013, Ramsay was awarded a residency at the Golden Foundation and at the BAU Institute in Otranto Italy in 2012.
Hansel and Gretel Picture Garden Pocket Utopia, 511 W 22nd St, NY, NY
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2012 Artist in Residence, Lynette Stephenson
Group Exhibition and Lecture, Thursday July 17th at 7pm
2013 Artist in Residence, Clarence Morgan
Washington and Lee University, Wilson Hall
Department of Art and Art History
Lexington, VA 24450
go.wlu.edu/staniar
Gallery Hours: 9am – 5pm, Mon-Fri
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2014 Artist in Residence, Jessalyn Haggenjos
Group show opening in San Francisco at George Lawson Gallery August 2, 2014 Women in the Dunes.
If you’re in San Francisco on Saturday, August 2nd, visit the gallery for the opening to see her work and meet Jessalyn! 5:30 to 7:30pm
The address is: 315 Potrero Avenue (at 16th). There’s easy parking right outside.
Jessalyn also has new paintings on display, and all the work in the show relates to borders, boundaries and transitional zones. The other artists in the show are: Judith Belzer, Justine Frischmann, Narangkar Glover, Nancy Haynes, Erin Lawlor, Marie Thibeault, Jennah Ward, Arngunnur Yr and Jenny Bloomfield.
Show ends August 30th.
2013 Artist in Residence: Rose Umerlik
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2014 Artist in Residence, Lori Larusso
The Golden family often spoke around the kitchen table about starting a small paint company and building painting studios on the farm that Sam and Adele Golden purchased in Columbus, NY in the late 1960’s. Those conversations, dreams and vision, have become a reality.
It is with great pride and joy that The Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts announces the opening of its Artist Residency Program. Studios and living spaces have been built in a newly renovated hundred year old barn located on Bell Road, just a 5 minute walk from the paint factory, Golden Artist Colors.
On Saturday November 5th Eva’s new solo exhibition will open at Arte Periférica Gallery. It’s located at the Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon.
Upcoming:
Who: Jane James is currently living and working in Australia, and received her degree in Fine Art from the University of Tasmania. She has had a lifelong involvement with the sea and marine conservation. Years both in and under the sea have led to her fascination with water in all its aspects. Jane will share her work via a power point presentation using images she has taken over the years, as well as her research into marine flotsam and jetsam, especially ropes and plastics, that travel to the shores of Australia from all over the world.
“The Artist’s Guide: How to Make a Living Doing What You Love” is a comprehensive handbook for visual artists, full of information, how-to’s, and detailed explanations of the professional skills and business practices artists need to build and sustain their careers. It is an experiential guide brimming with field-tested techniques that readers can apply to their own practice. With equal parts of practicality, warmth, good humor, and insight, Battenfield demystifies the path artist’s travel towards a flourishing career. The book’s website: 
“New Show at the SAGG – “A Paintmakers Collection, 1936 – 1969 The story of the Golden Foundation can’t be told without recognizing the rich history and contribution to the art world of Bocour Artist Colors and the pioneering work of Leonard Bocour and his nephew, Sam Golden. The paintings and sculptures in this show were collected during a thirty year period by Leonard Bocour and Sam Golden beginning in 1936 through 1969 while the Bocour Artist Colors company produced paints in NYC. It is by no means exhaustive. Over 50 Artists, including; Peter Busa, Mimi Gross, Nathaniel Kaz, Ahron Ben-Shmuel, Alice Provensen, Herbert Katzman, Benedict Tatti, Joseph De Martini, George Constant, Nicolai Cikovski and so many others. This period show is a wonderful window sharing the visual legacy of the stories and epoch that was Bocour Artist Colors while it was in Manhattan. Over the years many other well- known artists’ works have been dispersed to museums and universities around the country. These remaining pieces in the show were part of Sam’s collection that have been, over time, given to the children and grandchildren.
The Golden family often spoke around the kitchen table about starting a small paint company and building painting studios on the farm that Sam and Adele Golden purchased in Columbus, NY in the late 1960’s. Those conversations, dreams and vision, have become a reality.