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In the gallery this season visitors can look forward to a vigorous schedule of exhibitions including these exciting new offerings: |
FRI. MAY 16 - WED. JUNE 11 |
Spring Arts Competition |
| FRI. JUNE 13 – WED. JUNE 25 |
Faith Hubley/Summer Preview |
| FRI. JUNE 27 – WED. JULY 9 |
Jen Bradley, William Hamlin, Dermot Meagher, Stephanie Roberts, Vicky Tomayko |
| FRI. JULY 11 – WED. JULY 23 |
Jefferson Hayman, Nona Hershey, Gina Kamentsky, Judith Larsen, Robena Malicoat, Andrew Sovjani |
| FRI. JULY 25 – WED. AUG. 13 |
Amy Arbus, Daniel Heyman, Sharon Horvath, Michelle Weinberg |
| FRI. AUG. 15 – WED. SEPT. 3 |
Lora Brody, Mike Carroll, Marty Davis, Tom Nozkowski, Doug Padgett, George Perkins |
| FRI. AUG. 29 |
Video Party |
| FRI. SEPT 5 – WED. SEPT 24 |
Mark Adams, Ramon Alcolea, Liz Carney, Morgan Cohen, Rebecca Doughty, Joe Fiorello |
| FRI. SEPT. 26 – WED. OCT. 29 |
PAPER: Including works by Chuck Hotchkiss, Paul Stopforth and Hanni Woodbury |
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SHARON HORVATH is an Associate Professor at Purchase College, SUNY in New York. Horvath has received numerous grants, awards, and fellowships, including a Certificate of Honor from Tyler School of Art Alumni Association in 2007, the Anonymous Was a Woman Grant for painting in 2006 and the Edwin Palmer Memorial Prize for painting from the National Academy Museum in New York City in 2004. In 2002 she received the Richard C. Von Hess Award for excellence as a teacher and mentor from the University of the Arts. She received Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grants for painting in 1997 and in 1993. She was also awarded the Jacob H. Lazarus-Metropolitan Museum of Art Rome Prize Fellowship for painting by the American Academy in Rome for 1997-98. In 1995 she was a Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation “space program” resident. In 1994, Horvath’s awards included an NEA Regional Grant (Mid-Atlantic) and an Elizabeth Foundation Grant for painting. She received a Hassem, Speicher, Betts, and Symons Purchase Award in 1999 and the Richard and Hilda Rosenthal Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1993. In 1992, Horvath won a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship for painting. During 1986 and 1987 she was a fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. Horvath received her BFA from Cooper Union in New York City and her MFA from the Tyler School of Art, Temple University in Philadelphia and Temple Abroad in Rome. In 1985 she was awarded a Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture Scholarship by the Tyler School of Art. Since 1987, Horvath has shown her paintings and drawings in solo exhibitions in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston and internationally.
Sharon Horvath will show new work from July 25 through August 13 in the gallery |
Blue Bridges #3, Sharon Horvath |
JUDITH LARSEN has her BFA in Education and a MFA in Painting from Tufts University and the Boston Museum School. She has taught painting, drawing, design, and computer techniques for artists at Wellesley College, the Boston Architectural Center, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Mass. College of Art and Harvard University. She has exhibited widely in the Boston area as well as nationally and internationally. Her work is represented in numerous collections including the DeCordova Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Graham Gund and Stephen D. Paine Collection. Larsen is the art editor for the Harvard Review and a member of the Board of Governors for the Boston Museum School.
Judith Larsen will exhibit new work in the gallery from July 11 – 23. |
Phase 4, Judith Larsen |
GEORGE PERKINS is an Artist/Photographer living in Brooklyn, New York. Perkins has been making pictures for over 15 years using a Rollieflex twin lens reflex camera. He uses film and prints the images himself. His subjects – portraits, still lives, landscapes, or the suggested narrative are beautiful, tender and provocative. Some photographs address other art forms like painting or sculpture. Most present points of connection between thought and something more elemental using classic photographic devices like memory, time and light.
George Perkins will exhibit new work from August 15 through September 3. |
Do Me Before I Do Please, 20x20", George Perkins |
ANDREW SOVJANIwas born into a family of working artists so he went to engineering school (Rensselaer). After paying off his school loans he promptly quit the corporate world and studied photography at the New England School of Photography and with John Sexton. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally (Japan and France). He lives and works in Western Massachusetts.
Andrew Sovjani will exhibit new photographs in the gallery from July 11 through the 23rd. His Folding Light series was selected recently as a finalist for the Critical Mass book awards, was written about in Spaces magazine in Washington DC, and has been permanently installed in a Ritz Carlton lobby. |
Paper 36, Andrew Sovjani
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VICKY TOMAYKO at P.A.A.M. September 5 - October 19, 2008
In fall 2008 gallery artist Vicky Tomayko will exhibit at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum as part of the Director’s Choice series. PAAM Director Christine McCarthy is responsible for all artistic, administrative, fiscal and strategic directions of the largest presenter of Outer Cape art by national, regional and international artists. PAAM programs include visual arts exhibitions, educational initiatives for children and adults, publications, lectures and performances. Ms. McCarthy taught Museum Management at the Provincetown International Art Institute in the Spring of 2002. Since 1990, Chris has worked in numerous galleries and museums in New England. They include the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, CT, Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse, NY, and The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, MA. |
Broken Pomise, 2004, Vicky Tomayko
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The Schoolhouse Gallery is located at 494 Commercial Street in the heart of Provincetown’s East End Gallery District. For information and press contact Mike Carroll at 508.487.4800 or email mike@schoolhouseprovincetown.com |
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