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Updated 02/17/10 Congratulations to artist Caleb Weinraub who has received a sizable Lily Foundation Grant. His work is currently on display at the Indiana University Museum of Art. Weintraub will also be featered in a group show at the New York Academy of Art entitled NY2010 Private (Dis)play. |
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Updated 01/08/09 Congratulations to artist Margery Amdur, who has been selected as the artist to complete a mural for the Spring Garden SEPTA Station - the same El stop used to access the gallery. Amdur will also partcipate in "Over the Bridge", an exhibit showcasing Rutgers-Camden artists. |
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Updated 01/14/10 Henry Bermudez is part of a two-person show with Rodrigues-Calero at the Painted Bride Art Center. Curated by Anabelle Rodriguez-Gonzales, the show runs through March 14th. |
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Florence Putterman's memoir "Entwined Metaphors" is now available for pre-order though Projects Gallery at a 20% discount! Featuring her personal narrative and hundreds of images, this is a journey of an unique and vibrant artist who developed her own language of expression. Florence Putterman Entwined Metaphors Full Color Book, 8.25" x 10.5", 168 pgs. |
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Frank Hyder's retrospective book "Poet of a Threatened Eden" is now available for purchace though Projects Gallery! Featuring installations seen only in South America during his numerous sojourns and exhibits there, this photo-intensive book explores the artist’s interest in the figure in the natural world and his development as a painter, print maker, mixed media and installation artist. With essays by Edward Lucie Smith, Sofia Imber, Kenneth Baker and others, this is the first comprehensive overview of this internationally exhibited artist Frank Hyder Poet of a Threatened Eden Full Color Book, 8.25" x 10.5", 160 pgs, introductory essay by Edward Lucie Smith. |
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