Contributed by Katie Fuller / Even though the weather this weekend wasn’t ideal, Dumbo Open Studios was well worth a visit. For readers who couldn’t make it, I’ve compiled a stack of images, featuring both work-in-progress and completed pieces. My collection, however, doesn�t even begin to cover all the participants, many of whom are established artists who rarely invite the public into their studios. This was a special event. If you get a chance to go next year, don’t miss it–even if there’s a torrential downpour!
Clifford OwensSamantha BittmanRandy WrayRandy WrayRuth RootSascha BraunigDuron JacksonPeter DrakeMarsha CottrellAlexi WorthElizabeth HazanLaura KaretzkyLaura KaretzkyEva DavidovaEva DavidovaDarrell HostvedtMinku KimWeixian Jiang (front), Minku Kim (back)Deborah SimonNat MeadeFabienne LasserreFabienne LasserreMatt BollingerOlive AyhensDana LokKaren LedererElizabeth RileyElizabeth RileyTeri Hackett curated “Holding it Together,” a group show with 30 artists.“Blue State,” curated by Two Coats of Paint. Helen O’Leary in foreground, Matthew Deleget in back.“Blue State,” curated by Two Coats of Paint. Two paintings at left: David Mann. Two at right: Sharon Butler.
Sharon nice seeing your paintings in the Dumbo open studios photos.
Missed the event but made it to the Art Buzz panel where all did a great service to the ATOA community: informing us of just how fast the on-line art world is growing, and encouraging us to see culture as community. I’d like to see your I-phone drawing. Where are they
posted?
Take a look at the site arteidolia.com. I wrote a review of the exhibition “An Homage” at Francis Naumann which deals with the one hundredth anniversary of Duchamp’s “Fountain”
( I’m the fellow who asked you about Parker Bright)
Conrad Vogel grew up in Briarcliff Manor, New York, graduated from Sarah Lawrence in 1977, traveled in Italy, and then moved to New York City where he lived as an artist for more than forty years.
Sharon nice seeing your paintings in the Dumbo open studios photos.
Missed the event but made it to the Art Buzz panel where all did a great service to the ATOA community: informing us of just how fast the on-line art world is growing, and encouraging us to see culture as community. I’d like to see your I-phone drawing. Where are they
posted?
Take a look at the site arteidolia.com. I wrote a review of the exhibition “An Homage” at Francis Naumann which deals with the one hundredth anniversary of Duchamp’s “Fountain”
( I’m the fellow who asked you about Parker Bright)
Ron Morosan