Showing posts with label art exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art exhibition. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Ruby Silvious: 363 Days of Tea at Riverrun Books and Manuscripts, December 2 - 4, only!



Ruby Silvious: 363 Days of Tea

Exhibition and Book Signing
At RIVERRUN Books and Manuscripts
12 Washington Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706
December 2 – 4, 2016

The New York Arts Exchange is pleased to announce its partnership with RIVERRUN Books and Manuscripts for the forthcoming exhibition of Ruby Silvious: 363 Days of Tea, a magnificent collection of paintings on tea bag paper, executed ritually from January 3 – December 31, 2015.  The subjects range from whimsical to poignant, depending on the artist’s mood and current events.  This brief “pop-up” exhibition will feature about 20 of her original paintings and her beautifully illustrated book, 363 Days of Tea, which includes all the paintings in a sumptuous 8” x 8” volume.  Please join us for three days of exciting events:
·         Friday, December 2 – opening, 6 – 8 pm
·         Saturday, December 3 – artist’s talk and book signing, 3 – 5 pm
·         Sunday, December 4 – owner of RIVERRUN Books, Tom Lecky (former head of Books and Manuscripts at Christie’s) presents “How to Think Like a Collector,” 2 – 4 pm.

RUBY SILVIOUS is a visual artist and graphic designer. Her recent work includes experimenting on recycled and found materials. On January 3, 2015, she started a project called 363 Days of Tea, a visual daily record of her impression of the moment, using the emptied-out tea bag as her canvas, and altering it to create a new work of art every day for 363 days. She draws, paints, prints and collages moody, evocative and sometimes whimsical art on used teabag paper. She is the author of a newly published coffee table book, 363 Days of Tea: A Visual Journal on Used Teabags. Silvious was educated in the U.S., Europe and Asia; she currently lives in New York's Hudson Valley. Her art is exhibited internationally, and is featured in public and private collections. www.rubysilvious.com
 
RIVERRUN specializes in rare, antiquarian, and unusual books & literary manuscripts of all periods, with an emphasis on literature, travel & exploration, art reference, illustrated books, science & technology, and Americana. We seek interesting and important material in all fields.
RIVERRUN's cataloged inventory exceeds 15,000 titles, all of which may be found online. The shop's revolving inventory of some 30,000 volumes means that there is always more to discover if you pay us a visit.  Please call or e-mail to confirm hours and availability info@riverrunbookshop.com or (914) 478-1339. http://www.riverrunbookshop.com/
NEW YORK ARTS EXCHANGE is an arts education service that offers lectures, private art tours, studio visits and curatorial services. Founded in 2003, NYAE is dedicated to connecting audiences with all the arts in accessible and joyful ways in order to inspire life-long curiosity about what the arts can offer.  We wish to thank Tom Lecky of RIVERRUN Books and Manuscripts for helping the NYAE bring Ruby Silvious’ extraordinary work to Westchester County.

For more information, please contact Beth S. Gersh-Nešić, director of the New York Arts Exchange at bethnewyorkarts@gmail.com or call: 914-318-6074. www.nyarts-exchange.com

Press photos by request.




Friday, April 8, 2016

Masako Inkyo: Utsuroi Transitions, opens on Saturday, April 16, 3-6 pm

Masako Inkyo, Subtle Grace, 2015


You are cordially invited to the opening of

Masako Inkyo: Utsuroi Transitions

Curated by Beth S. Gersh-Nesic
Director, New York Art Exchange

65 Old Bedford Road, Goldens Bridge, NY.
  
Opening: Saturday, April 16th, 3 - 6 pm

Ms. Inkyo will demonstrate Shodo during the opening 
 at 3:45 pm.

Exhibition on view from April 15 - April 30, 2016
Gallery hours: Monday - Friday, 9 - 6; Saturday 10 - 3
  

For further information, please contact Beth at nyarts.exchange@verizon.net or Erin at katonahartcentermedia@gmail.com 

Friday, May 17, 2013

LANE Opens at 287 Spring Gallery, May 17 through Saturday, June 1


LANE: Installations, Paintings and Works on Paper Vol. 64-200


May 17 - June 1, 2013:
LANE : Installations, Paintings and Works on Paper Vol. 64-200
Opening Reception: Friday, May 17, 6-9 PM
LANE’S art explores duality of forms and meanings through a combination of paint, canvas, books, political writings and anonymous diaries. In their totality, they present a survey of subtle corridors between representation and abstraction, image and text, as well as individual and collective identities in the East and the West. LANE accumulates elements for his installations from studio locations in New York and Beijing. The artist collects the discarded diaries of workers from the era of the Chinese Cultural Revolution and juxtaposes excerpts from his own writings on these historic and yet forgotten texts. 
Material is key to LANE’S art, not simply because, as representations of concepts and ideas, artworks are material objects, but because LANE’S engagement with the context of his work would be incomplete without equal regard to the formal qualities of the materials and the temporality embedded in them. There is a special currency  to LANE’S art - the ingredients of his works have been redefined and reworked in a manner, whereby echoes of the past and contemporary issues become disconcertingly similar and deeply personal.
This exhibition will travel to the Gallery COEXIST-TOKYO (Tokyo, Japan) on June 15 – July 7, 2013. For more information, please refer to www.coexist-tokyo.com.

              
              


Images and photos courtesy of LANE and Ivan Savvine, Curator, 287 Spring Gallery and Performance Space 


Many, many thanks,  Ivan and LANE -
Beth New York

aka Beth S. Gersh-Nesic, Ph.D.
Director
New York Arts Exchange

Monday, December 3, 2012

Lane: Revolutionary Art at Coohaus, November 29-December 12

LANE, Cultural Revisionism 1-326, 2012
Courtesy of the artist



LANE (aka Stephen Lane) deals in "time-based materiality, where items such as a bus ticket and diary writings from the era of the Cultural Revolution carry a myriad of associations, which -- in combination with the artist’s writings on art theory -- forms a partial visual language of the artwork."

Please join me to celebrate the installation of  Cultural Revisionism 1-326 at Coohaus Gallery, 547 West 27th Street, between 10th and 11th Avenues (Chelsea), on Thursday, December 6, from 6 to 8 pm.  

The exhibition opened on November 29 and continues through December 12.

I look forward to seeing you there - 
Beth New York

aka Beth Gersh-Nesic
Director
New York Arts Exchange