Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Wild Life
July 30 - August 28, 2016New Marlborough Meeting House
Dominick Avellino, Diane Barth, Teresa Bills, Erik Callahan,
Eugene Cleary, Susan Crofut, Nikki Hayes, Natalie Manzino, Holly McNeely, Dan
Mead and Sally Eagle, Brian Mikesell, Matthew Poindexter, Becky Schreiber, Olga
Schwede, Julie Shapiro, Lucinda Shmulsky, Walter Simons, Peter G Torne,
Elizabeth Torsay-Wilson, Robin Tost, Joe Wheaton, Babarara Winters, Andrew
Zdziarski
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| Julie Shapiro installation |
Sunday, May 22, 2016
Monday, February 8, 2016
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
A Survey: Contemporary Printmaking and Book Art
A Survey: Contemporary Printmaking and Book Art
curated by Fahimeh Vahdat
'Illusions of space' in
printmaking exhibit at HCC gallery
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| Buzz |
"Buzz" by Julie Shapiro is part of the group exhibit "Printmaking Invitational" at Howard Community College.
By Mike Giuliano For the Columbia Flier
"One of the creative advantages of working within the print medium is
that artists can work variations into a s
The group exhibit "Printmaking
Invitational" at Howard Community College makes it clear that there is
more than one way to make a print. Moreover, the printmaking process also gets
deployed in artist-made books that express the distinctive sensibilities of the
artists who make them."
"Variation of a somewhat different sort is practiced by Julie Shapiro, whose six prints feature dense clusters of straight and slightly arced lines whose bright coloration definitely captures your attention.
Shapiro also makes occasional use of cut-out
paper forms applied to an otherwise flat paper surface, resulting in one print
whose green-on-green appearance literally achieves a bit of environmental
depth.
If the above-mentioned artists create with an
essentially abstract vocabulary, other artists explore the interplay of
abstraction and figuration."
"Printmaking Invitational" runs through
Sept. 20 in the Rouse Company Foundation Gallery at Howard Community College,
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway in Columbia. Running concurrently in HCC's Art
Department Gallery is "The Earliest Americans," which showcases
American Indian stone tools and accompanying text panels describing the
technologies involved in their creation. Go to www.howardcc.edu.
Copyright © 2015, The Baltimore Sun
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Exquisite at LABspace
a group show of collaborative works on paper
August 15 - September 19
| TALK, TALK, TALK (bottom row, center) collaboration, Sue Muskat, Dee Shapiro and Julie Shapiro |
LABspace
Thursday and Friday 1-6pm, Saturday 11am-6pm and by appointment
2642 NY Route 23 (just west of NY Route 22), Hillsdale, NY, 12529 646.567.9681
http://labspaceart.blogspot.com/
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