WARREN LINN: AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION 38

Warren Linn’s work French Mason was selected  for inclusion in American Illustration 38, published November 7, 2019.

American Illustration is an annual juried book, this year including approximately 5% of the almost 8000 images submitted.

Image: Warren Linn, French Mason, 2018. Collage and painting, 10 x 12 inches

JOHN HREHOV: IN THE DREAM HOUSE: A MEMOIR | BOOKFORUM

John Hrehov’s painting House Cat is featured in a book review for Carmen Maria Machado’s new memoir, In the Dream House, in BOOKFORUM.

Image: John Hrehov, House Cat, 2007. Oil on canvas mounted on panel, 40 x 27.5 inches

JOHN HREHOV: GARRETT MUSEUM OF ART

John Hrehov will be showing at the Garrett Museum of Art, November 22 – December 22, 2019.

Garrett Museum of Art
100 S. Randolph St.
Garrett, IN 46738

PAULA ELLIOTT: MONOCHROME

Gallery artist Paula Elliott is featured in the group exhibition Monochrome, juried by Donna Harkavy at Site: Brooklyn Gallery.

The show runs through November 30, 2019.

Site: Brooklyn Gallery
165 7th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11215

AUDREY USHENKO: LIVE PAINTING EVENT AT UCHICAGO MEDICINE

Watch a time-lapse video showing Gallery artist Audrey Ushenko as she works on the painting in the Center for Care and Discovery’s Sky Lobby.

“During the summer of 2018, UChicago Medicine patients, visitors and staff did a double take when passing through the Center for Care and Discovery’s Sky Lobby. Working with oils on a large canvas, artist Audrey Ushenko stood painting the tranquil space and the many people who use it each day.”

KATIE YANG: INK & CLAY 44

Gallery artist Katie Yang will be featured in Ink & Clay 44. The exhibtion opens August 22 and runs through November 21, 2019. The opening reception will take place September 7.

Established in 1971, Ink & Clay is an annual juried competition of printmaking, ink drawing, ceramic ware, clay sculpture, mixed media and installation, utilizing any variety of “ink” or “clay” (or combination) as material. The competition results in its highly-regarded exhibition sponsored by the W. Keith & Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery of CalPoly University, Pomona and underwritten by the generosity and support of the late Col. James Jones, Mr. Bruce Jewett, and Office of the University President.

Image: Katie Yang, Chance, 2017. Smoked Clay, 6 x 5.5 x 5.75 inches

CAROL JACOBSEN: SYSTEM OF INJUSTICE | BRONXARTSPACE

Carol Jacobsen will be featured in the group show System of Injustice along side Bronx-based artists at the BronxArtSpace, The Bronx, NY.

The show will be on view August 7 through September, 2019. The opening reception will take place August 10, 6:30-9pm.

Inspired by Patricia Hill Collins’ examination of the matrix of domination, Systems of Injustice seeks to examine the structural (organization of power and oppression), disciplinary (the management and sustaining of oppression), hegemonic (legitimization of oppression), and interpersonal (the interactions and consciousness of oppressed people) domains of dominations intersect to create systemic oppression for people of color. By exploring the different ways these domains support and sustain each other, featured artists are confronting a system that has never been based on the equality of its participants. We are seeking works that examine race, gender, sexuality, educational equality, socioeconomic status, religion, citizenship status,  and the many other ways in which people of color are bereft in a world dominated by Western Thought.

Artwork: Carol Jacobsen, Letter of Law: Stacy, 2019. Unique archival print, 46 x 26 inches

DUSTY BOYNTON: THREE NEW EXHIBITIONS AT THE HELEN DAY ART CENTER

Dusty Boynton: Reliefs is on view at the Helen Day Art Center, Stowe, VT.

The exhibition runs June 22 – August 24, 2019.

Dusty Boynton is well known for her paintings on canvas and works on paper. This exhibition is a culmination of a series of her “Reliefs” – painted and cut figures on wood. This is the first exhibition of this type of work. The New York Times described Boynton’s work as “Childlike, but not childish.” The sophistication and emotional intelligence that pours through her gestural figures is powerfully resonating.  

Artwork: Dusty Boynton, Small Crowd, 2011-12. Structured relief, 32 x 33 inches

LINDA VALLEJO: BROWN BELONGINGS | LA PLAZA DE CULTURA Y ARTES

Gallery artist Linda Vallejo’s solo exhibition Brown Belonging’s, a collection of new and recent work, will be on view at La Plaza De Cultura Y Artes, Los Angeles, CA.

The exhibition opens June 1, 2019 and runs through January 13, 2020.

FRANK HYDER: THE JANIS PROJECT | GRAND GALLERY, ONE ATLANTIC CENTER

Frank Hyder’s solo exhibition The Janis Project will be on view at Grand Gallery at One Atlantic Center, opening May 31 and running through September 14, 2019.

1201 West Peachtree Street
Suite 1710
Atlanta, Ga. 30309

PAULA ELLIOTT: FURLONG GALLERY | UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- STOUT

Paula Elliott’s solo exhibition Indefinite Objects will be on view at the Furlong Gallery at the University of Wisconsin-Stout this upcoming Fall. The exhibition will run September 19 – October 26, 2019.

Furlong Gallery
University of Wisconsin-Stout
178 Micheels Hall
Menomonie, WI. 54751

Artwork: Paula Elliott, The Thing is Suite 7 #2, 2017. Mixed media, 40 x 32 inches

JANET COOK: DEFYING GRAVITY AND EXPECTATIONS | DACIA GALLERY

We are pleased to announce DBFA affiliated artist Janet Cook’s a solo exhibition Defying Gravity and Expectations at Dacia Gallery located at 53 Stanton Street, NYC. The show runs through May 30, 2019.

Artwork: Janet Cook, Pulling. Oil on panel, 60 x 40 inches

JEFF SUNDHEIM: MODEL TO MONUMENT ART PROJECT

Jeff Sundheim’s sculpture Wavelength is in the Model to Monument Art Project located on the lawn at 145 Street, Riverside Park, New York.

Artwork: Jeff Sundheim, Wavehenge, 2019. Corten, steel, and wood, 10 x 8 x 13 feet

ART FROM THE BOROS VII

It’s that time of the year again- Denise Bibro Fine Art announces Art From The Boros VII.

From numerous submissions and studio visits, diverse artists were selected to participate in this annual group show highlighting talent found within New York City’s five boroughs for the past 6 years.

Art From the Boros VII exemplifies the eclectic artistic community of New York City, showing a varied range of genres of art and mediums. The mission of the exhibition is to seek and find the pulse of talent in the city that is often overlooked and underexposed. The primary purpose of the exhibition is to bring untapped and underexposed talent in all of the 5 boroughs of New York to the public’s attention. After visiting all the finalists’ studios, a selection of the most talented of the group will be featured in a group exhibition at Denise Bibro Fine Art. Two artists will be chosen to have a special exhibition of their work.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Monday, July 1, 2019
Accepting all mediums 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
1. No primary gallery representation
2. Live and work in any of the 5 boroughs
3. $45 entry fee

ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS

– Please pay via paypal info@denisebibrofineart.com. Include your first and last name
– Or make a check payable to Denise Bibro Fine Art and send to 529 West 20 Street, 4W, New York, NY 10011
– Please email information to info@denisebibrofineart.com

Subject line: ART FROM THE BOROS VII, FIRST NAME, LAST NAME
* Fill out application form (LINK BELOW)
* A maximum of 10 hi-res images including: title, date, size, medium, and price
* State whether you paid via paypal or sending a check
* CV (if applicable)

-Entry deadline is Monday, July 1, 2019.

SELECTION PROCESS:
Jurying will be on going through the submission period. From the applications a selected group will be chosen and studio visits will take place throughout the entry process. From the studio visits, a second and final group will be chosen to exhibit.

SUBMISSION CALENDAR:
July 1, 2019: Final Receipt of Entries. No late entries will be accepted.

SUSAN WOODS: MEET YOUR MAKER

Susan Woods will be participating in a small, local event celebrating the art of design and craftsmanship Thursday, April 17th, 2 – 7:30pm in the beautiful library of The General Society of Mechanics and Tradesman of the City of NY
20 W 44th St.

Light refreshments will be served.

WARREN LINN: TEST REVIEW | SPUR GALLERY

Test Review: Works by Warren Linn

Opening reception: Thursday, April 18th at 6:30-8:30pm

His work is in 12 American Illustration annuals and he is represented in The Society of Illustrators 200 Years of American Illustration, in The Permanent Print & Drawing Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, Pennsylvania College of Technology, Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne, and numerous private collections. He is represented by Denise Bibro Fine Art, in New York.

Spur Gallery
3504 Ash Street
Baltimore MD, 21211

PAULA ELLIOTT: DRAWING DISTINCTIONS | THE LONDON GROUP

Paula Elliott is participating in the London Group, Drawing Distinctions, along side several artist from across the world.

Wednesday 3rd to Friday 12th April 2019, 2-6 pm
The Cello Factory
33-34 Cornwall Road
London SE1 8TJ UK

Private View: Tuesday 2nd April 2019, 6-8 pm
Artists Talks: Friday 12th April, 6-8.30 pm

“And now to London for the 2nd leg of this collaborative exhibition of drawings between The London Group artist collective in London UK and the Faculty of the Art and Design Department and invited Alumni of the University of Wisconsin Stout Menomonie, USA”

Artwork: Paula Elliott, A Stout Cello #4, 2018. Charcoal, pencil, and pastel on paper, 27.5 x 22 inches

PANEL & BOOK DISCUSSION

FEATURING EXHIBITING ARTISTS AND BOOK DESIGNER FROM MSDEMEANORS AND LIFE ON TRIAL:

PAULA ALLEN, HOLLY HUGHES, CAROL JACOBSEN, MARTHA WILSON, AND SHAUN BANGERT

THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 6-8PM

MEET AND GREET & BOOK SIGNING

Artwork: Paula Allen, Esther on the Grave of Her Daughter, 2003. Archival pigment print, 26 x 40 inches

DON KIMES: IT’S ALL ONE RIVER | LECTURE

Distinguished Visitor Don Kimes, professor of fine arts, American University.

ART.NOW.2019 METAMORPHOSIS: CHANGING CLIMATE| HEARST GALLERIES

Art.Now.2019
Metamorphosis: Changing Climate

EXHIBITION OPEN TO THE PUBLIC:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2019 – THROUGH FALL 2019

Hearst Galleries
Hearst Tower

300 West 57th Street, 26 Floor
New York, New York 10019-3741

Featuring Artists:
Kenneth Burris, Janet Culbertson, Aleksandar Popovic

Oscar Wilde pointed out that Historians record the Past, Journalists chronicle the Present, but it is our Artists who divine the Future. They are the canaries in our collective coal mine. Artists dream dreams no one else has dreamt, conjure visions no one else has seen. They look beyond the horizon and see guideposts yet unseen.
Annually we survey in our Hearst Galleries a sampling of what artists are creating now, the conversations they have initiated and extended. This year, Climate Change preoccupies many minds and we have subtitled our 2019 edition of Art Now as metamorphosis: changing climate.
We hope you enjoy the experience. The images are extraordinary.
— Gilbert C. Maurer, Director & Former COO, Hearst

CALL FOR ENTRY #CollageNow. Analogue Collage in an Instagram Era

CALL FOR ENTRY

 #CollageNow.  Analogue Collage in an Instagram Era  

 Denise Bibro Fine Art is proud to announce its very first analogue collage exhibition call for entry!

 This call is open to artists working in collage or media that is 80% collage-based (no digital collage).

The exhibition will be held at Densie Bibro Fine Art in Chelsea, New York. Denise Bibro and guest jurors Paul Antonio Szabo and Nicole Aiello will select the work. Entry size cannot exceed 30 x 30 inches and all works must be framed or on or behind plexiglass.There will be 4 featured artists in the exhibition. These artist have been chosen due to their considerable internet presence and overall success via Instagram and other social media platforms.

• Entry fee is $45
• Please pay via paypal info@denisebibrofineart.com. Include your first and last name
• Or make a check payable to Denise Bibro Fine Art and send to 529 West 20 Street, 4W, New York, NY 10011

•  Please email information to info@denisebibrofineart.com
  • Subject line: #CollageNow
  •  Name, address, and phone number
  • A maximum of 4 hi-res images including: title, date, size, medium, and price
  •  CV (if applicable)
  • Instagram handle (if applicable)

• Entry deadline is Friday, January 25, 2019. Participants will be contacted and announced no later than January 30. Late submissions will not be accepted.

• Works must be delivered to the Gallery on Tuesday, February 12, from 10 – 3pm. Works must come ready to hang or they will not be accepted. Drop off address is 529 West 20 Street, 4 Floor, New York, NY 10011
• The opening will take place Thursday, February 14, 6-8pm
• The show will run through Saturday, March 2

Artwork: Paul Antonio Szabo, Icarus, 2018. Mixed media collage on heavy paper, 30 x 22 inches

ANDY SWEET: THE LAST RESORT

Directed by Dennis Scholl & Kareem Tabsch, 70 minutes

The Last Resort  will have it’s theatrical premier at the Quad Cinema and the JCC Theater on the upper west side on 76 Street, the week beginning December 21, 2018.

Cameos of Denise A. Bibro, Director of Denise Bibro Fine Art!

You can view the trailer HERE

“Before the arrival of Miami Vice and MTV Spring Break, South Beach was home to the largest cluster of Jewish retirees in the country. Drawn by the small apartments, low cost of living, sunny weather, and thriving cultural life, they came by the thousands seeking refuge from the Northeast’s brutal winters. By the 1970s, these former New Yorkers had turned from seasonal visitors to year-round residents, making Miami Beach home to a population that was primarily over 70 and overwhelmingly Jewish. The Last Resort takes audiences on a journey to the iconic Miami Beach of that era through the lens of young photographers Andy Sweet and Gary Monroe. With cameras in hand, they embarked on an ambitious 10-year project to document this unique chapter in the city’s history, which would soon be erased by the turbulent 1980s. Featuring interviews with Pulitzer Prize winner Edna Buchanan, filmmaker Kelly Reichardt, photographer Gary Monroe, and more, The Last Resort is a stunning testament to a community all but forgotten… until now.”

FRANCES MIDDENDORF & CAROLE ROBB: PANEL DISCUSSION VIDEO

SUSAN WOODS : SPEAKING SCULPTURE| PANEL DISCUSSION WITH GUESTS

PAULA ELLIOTT: CONTAINING (GREAT SPACE)

UMassAmherst
October 21 – November 15
Opening Reception: Sunday, October 21, 2-6pm

Curated by Jeanette Cole
Featuring artists: Paula Elliott, Sigrid Miller Pillin, and Joan Weber

The “[containing] great space” exhibition originated with the notion of a container like image as a vehicle to enter a place of interiority, and the possibilities of distinctly personal results when artists embark on this path.

DON PERLIS: TRUMPWORLD

The show opens October 26, 2018. 7-10pm

Don Perlis will be exhibiting his show Trumpworld at Firecat Projects, Chicago, IL.

AMIR HARIRI: ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE AT THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF MANHATTAN

Art, Artists & You’s Fall 2018 artists-in-residence include Amir Hariri, Antonia A Perez, Camille Hoffman, and Jasmine Laura Murrell.

41st Annual Juried Exhibition

September 22 – October 21, 2018

Thanks to all who entered their artwork in the Guild’s 41st Annual Juried Exhibition. Whether you have won a spot in the show or not, it’s always good to put your work out there and be reviewed by a highly regarded juror.

This year’s juror, Denise Bibro of Denise Bibro Fine Art in NYC, was impressed with the quality of the artwork she saw. Of the 253 submitted, Denise selected 88 works of art to be part of the show

CAROLE ROBB: THE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S CLUB| ART 2 TALKS

Art2talks – Monday 17th September 2018 at 7:00 pm

3 Contemporary Artists: Diversity of practice in Contemporary Art.

Contemporary art practice is not an esoteric aesthetic activity, but a lively transdisciplinary engagement with ideas and issues drawn from the many facets of our diverse world.

This is exemplified in the work of Carole Robb, Rosa Nquyen and Veronica Vossen. They give a visual presentation and talk, discussing the contexts of their work and the diversity of their individual practices and media.

ART100 FUNDRAISER AT RIVER ARTS

Dusty Boynton will be donating her work in The ART100 fundraiser at the River Arts Center. River Arts mission is to enrich the community through the arts.

The ART100 fundraiser will be held Friday, June 22, at 6pm at the River Arts Center, 74 Pleasant St., Morrisville.

DANNY MORGAN: FROM SANIBEL TO CINCINNATI, A SELECTION OF PAINTINGS

We want to congratulate gallery artist Danny Morgan on his 2018 Hall of Fame induction to the Northern Kentucky Music Legends and his exhibition with Indian Hill Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio.

On view: June 8th – July 30th, 2018
Opening Reception: Friday, June 8th 6-9pm

UNDER CONSTRUCTION| DIMENSIONAL INTERLUDES: PANEL DISCUSSION

Panel Discussion: Under Construction: Dimensional Interludes

Artists Anne Finkelstein, Allan Gorman, Amir Hariri, and moderator Ann Aptaker

June 5th, 2018

Ann Aptaker is a Native New York and has been a curator, exhibition designer and art critic during her career spanning over twenty-five years in museums and galleries. Her most recent position was as Curator of Exhibtions at the Morris Museum in New Jersey.

Ann has curated and won favorable reviews in the New York Times, Art in America, American Art Review, and other publications. She retired from the Museum and Gallery world in 2011 to join the faculty of New York Institute of Technology, where she is a professor of Art History, and to pursue her lifelong dream of writing crime and mystery fiction. She is the author of the award winning “Cantor Gold Crime Series.”

Please RSVP to info@denisebibrofineart.com

PANEL DISCUSSION:DISCOVERY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT THROUGH ARCHIVED COLLECITON

March 30th, 6-8PM

Ed Christin’s focus is historical photographic archives. He is the agent for the Andy Sweet and Charles Trainor Collections, as well as the photographers Gary Monroe, Karl Stoecker, and Robin Hill. He was the archivist and agent for Bunny Yeager Photography from 2010-2016. Ed Christin graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pace University, New York.

Lauren Miller Walsh is both the chief archivist and the art and design expert at Glenn Horowitz Bookseller in New York, where she represents a wide range of creative professionals—-artists, designers, architects, photographers, and authors—-in the sale of their archives to research institutions worldwide. She received her Master’s in the History of Decorative Arts and Design from Parsons/Cooper-Hewitt, and specialized training in photographic history and processes at Rare Book School at the University of Virginia. Additionally, she has presented papers and participated in panels both nationally and internationally, and, prior to her graduate studies, was a practicing graphic designer, with a focus on print work.