Opening @ The Rosenfeld Gallery

Where A Field Would Be, 2008, acrylic on canvas, 42 x 42 inches.
If you're in the Philadelphia area tomorrow, stop by the Rosenfeld Gallery @ 113 Arch Street between 12-5 PM. I'll be showing five paintings in the group exhibition: New Talent.
More info here.

Closing Reception @ SAGE Projects

A closing reception will be held at SAGE Projects for the Personal Boundries show on Sunday July 12th beginning at 5 PM. Please check the SAGE blog (here) for more details.

SAGE Projects
333 South Street
Phila, PA

Power House Memphis: Presents...

Image: Dwayne Butcher, It Is What It Is #5.
Power House Memphis presents: Everywhere, Nowhere, Somewhere…
A Power House Director’s Choice Group Exhibition
July 3-August 10, 2009

Everywhere, Nowhere, Somewhere looks at the oddity of humanity with pieces that border on the bizarre, compulsive and the beautiful. Works question labels of race, gender and cultural identity, highlighting the concept of otherness and how it affects our perception of reality. The sense of wandering implied by Everywhere, Nowhere, Somewhere is embodied by installations that lie on the fringes of categories like sculpture and painting, but do not quite find a home within these classifications. Much of the work deals with the negotiation of identity in a world that is complex, mysterious and anything but black and white.The 2009 Power House Director's Choice Artists are: Keith O. Anderson (NYC), Dwayne Butcher (Memphis), Brendan Fernandes (NYC), Marie Irmgard (Denmark), Charles Huntley Nelson (Atlanta), Kambui Olujimi (NYC), Joel Parsons (Memphis), Jonathan and Mary Postal (Memphis), Jackson Dingo Ryan (Eugene, OR) and Tam Tran (Memphis).

Opening reception from 6-8pm July 3rd
Director's Choice talk about Everywhere, Nowhere, Somewhere on July 16th at 6:30pm

CALL TO ARTISTS: Dragnet, The Art Show

SAGE Projects, at 333 South Street, Phila, is looking for the not so usual suspects!
For more info on this opportunity to exhibit visit sageset.blogspot.com.

New Work

Like That I Uttered, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 42x44 inches.

Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2009

Paul Behnke, Flowering Now, 2008, acrylic on canvas, 42x42 inches.

The State Museum of Pennsylvania

300 North Street

Harrisburg, PA 17120

June 28-September 20, 2009

Gala Reception on the evening of Saturday, June 27

7:30-9:30 PM

More info here.

Kevin Finklea @ Conny Dietzschold Gallery

CONNY DIETZSCHOLD GALLERY | SYDNEY | COLOGNE |

cordially invites you and your friends to the opening of the exhibition

MINIMAL VARIETY FORMS

CHRISTOPH DALHAUSEN GER	KEVIN FINKLEA USA
DANIEL GÖTTIN SWISS	ROSA M HESSLING GER
SHERNA TEPERSON AUS	MARK TITMARSH AUS
HEINER THIEL GER	BILL THOMPSON USA
PETER WEBER GER

OPENING	SATURDAY 20 JUNE, 4 – 6 PM
EXHIBITION DATES	20 JUNE – 5 AUGUST 2009

CONNY DIETZSCHOLD GALLERY | SYDNEY | COLOGNE |

2 Danks Street | Sydney Waterloo NSW 2017 | Tel: +61 2 9690 0215 | Fax: +61 2 9690 0216

Email: info@connydietzscholdgallery.com | www.connydietzscholdgallery.com

Opening hours: Tue - Sat 11 am - 5 pm & Sun 11 am - 3 pm

Melissa Dunn

Melissa Dunn, No Man's Land, 2008, acrylic on canvas, 28x20 inches.
A friend and one of my favorite painters, from my hometown, Memphis.
See more of Melissa's work here...www.melissadunn.net.

Vincent Romaniello @ Surface Library Gallery

If you get the chance, stop by and see Vincent Romaniello's work @ the Surface Library gallery in East Hampton. More info here.

New Talent @ The Rosenfeld Gallery

Paul Behnke, Stranger Gardens, 2008, acrylic on canvas, 42x42 inches.

Jon Manteau in "Back On My Feet" Benefit

Above image © by Jon Manteau
Check out this post from Roman Blog II (link to the right under Philly Art Scene)

http://romanblog2.blogspot.com/2009/05/manteau-back-on-my-feet.html

New Ptg.

White Ray, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 42x42 inches.

New Work

Movie Night

Biscuit enjoys The Essentials onTCM. Here she's watching The Devil and Daniel Webster!

Last night was The Penthouse w/ Myrna Loy and Warner Baxter.

Harold Venable and Michael G. Young @ the Cheltenham Art Center

Harold Venable, Windward, acrylic on canvas, 30x30 in.
The Show runs until June 26th.
Cheltenham Art Center
439 Ashbourne Rd.
Cheltenham, PA 19012
215-379-4660

Tenuous Magic Parts @ SAGE Projects

Works on paper and canvas by Paul Rodriguez. Photo by Jon Manteau.
The opening at SAGE Projects for Tenuous Magic Parts was a great success!
The show includes work by:
Dustin Metz (painting)
Heather Phillips (photography)
Ricardo Rivera (feedback projections)
Paul Rodriguez (painting)
Karen Stone (sculpture/installation)
Ben Will (sculpture/painting)
Jon Manteau, curator
...and will be on view until May 31st.

Meikle Gardner @ Material

Image by Meikle Gardner
Material is excited to announce its forty-fourth exhibition: Breathing Spaces.

Breathing Spaces is organized by Michel Allen and will feature work by Stephanie King as well as work by Sally Bennett, Meikle Gardner, and Jim Napierala. As an added bonus, furniture designer, Will McGowen, will provide benches for the exhibition.

Breathing Spaces will run for two days only with a reception on Friday, May 8th from 6-8 pm. Additionally, the gallery will be open on Saturday, May 9th from 2-3:30 pm. Material Art Space is located at 2553 Broad Avenue
Memphis, TN 38112

The exhibition is organized by Southern native, Michel Allen. Allen is a curator currently living in New York. More information on her projects can be found at www.allenprojectsonline.com. Stephanie King’s clever, process based work was the inspiration for the title of the show. She has been featured in a number of The Price is Right shows at David Lusk Gallery. Meikle Gardner is probably the most well known to the Memphis community. He has shown locally at the MAX show at AMUM, Perry Nicole Fine Art, as well as Delta Axis @ Marshall Arts. He moved to New York several years ago and maintains his studio practice while working at Gagosian Gallery. He was featured in a one person show at Michel Allen’s space in Chelsea last fall. Another Memphis native, Sally Bennett currently lives in Connecticut. Jim Napierala has been showing with Allen Gallery for three years. He has shown extensively in New York. His work has been reviewed in Art In America and was featured in an exhibition at the Whitney Musuem's annex space in 1990. Local furniture designer, Will McGowen, will provide benches in the show. His work is meticulous and successfully combines the old with the new.

New American Paintings #81: The Mid-Atlantic Edition

Check out the current issue of New American Paintings.
Issue #81 includes my work and 39 other painters from the Mid-Atlantic region.
Available @ Borders, Barnes and Noble, and bookstores and news stands everywhere.

Dwayne Butcher @ David Lusk Gallery

Dwayne Butcher, Unspecified Location in Suspicious Numbers, 2009, ink and acrylic on canvas, 30x40 in.

If your in the Memphis area on Friday night, stop by and help Dwayne Butcher celebrate his opening at the David Lusk Gallery.

Dwayne Butcher: the genius hasn't killed me yet
paintings, videos & lists
28 apr-30 may 2009
opening fri 1 may, 6-8
4540 poplar, memphis, tn 38117

Also, check out Dwayne @ ArtsMemphisTV

Next @ SAGE Projects

The current show COLORevolution runs trough Sunday, May 3.

Next up is Tenuous Magic Parts which opens Sunday, May 10, with the reception from 5-7. More details on the Sage Projects site.