AUTUMN 2024
Gina Werfel
Review by Karen Wilkin
THE HUDSON REVIEW Vol. LXXVII, No. 3
Wilkin
October 2023
Larry Groff
Review of Groff’s October solo show “Flipped”, Luke Lyman wrote in the New Criterion The Critic’s Notebook, October 3, 2023, “Larry Groff: Flipped,” at Prince Street Gallery, New York (October 3 through October 28)
“Form and substance are one and the same,” said the Danish artist Asger Jorn. Such harmony is more easily dreamt about than created. But in Larry Groff’s new suite of paintings, featured in “Larry Groff: Flipped” at Prince Street Gallery, playful perspectival experimentation is merged with equally playful subject matter. These are humorous, almost mischievous works, but they are also emotionally layered so as to invite intimate study. Similarly, their form makes them immediately accessible—the pastel-colored oils on linen are mouthwatering—while concealing just how complex the underlying construction and layering really is. This show is thus very fun and very serious. —LL
https://newcriterion.com/blogs/dispatch/the-critics-notebook-13676
Another review of Groff’s October solo show “Flipped”, on Painter’s Table by Brett Baker, “In Larry Groff’s recent paintings, visions of contemporary reality give way to surprising optimism.” Read the full review on Painter’s Table from this link.
August 2023
Randy Klinger
First Street Gallery 2023 National Juried Exhibition: “Nocturne”: July 28 – August 26, 2023
Clifden Arts Festival Art Trail, Galway, Ireland: September 14-24, 2023
June 2023
Randy Klinger
Carter Burden Gallery’s group exhibition; “Scribbles” June 1 – 28, 2023
Eden Court, Inverness, UK, Solo exhibition; June 4 – July 1, 2023
Scottish Portrait Awards: Edinburgh, Kirkcudbright, & Glasgow, September 2023 – March 2024
October – November 2022
Randy Klinger
Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize, 2022, London
(until 16 Oct, then tours the UK until March 2023)
see link for more information https://www.trinitybuoywharf.com/whats-on/trinity-buoy-wharf-drawing-prize-2022-exhibition
Scottish Portrait Award 2022,
Edinburgh, Banff and Glasgow (Now until February 2023)
see link for more information https://www.scottishartstrust.
IO Gallery, Brighton, UK, 31 October 31 until November 26, 2022
May 2022
Ellen Piccolo
Artist Talk with PWPL Artist in Residence Ellen – On the Waterfront
PSG member and Long Island-based artist Ellen Piccolo artist talk about her exhibit, On the Waterfront, which was shown at the Port Washington’s Public Library’s Adler Gallery in May/June 2022.
February-March 2022
Randy Klinger
Randy Klinger has won second prize in the Derwent Art Prize, an international contest that attracted 2325 artists from 43 different countries, with 55 artists chosen. Randy had two pieces included. The exhibition was held at the OXO@Gallery, London (February-March 2022) and 35 rue Debelleyme, Paris (June 2022).
JULY-AUGUST 2020
Gina Werfel
Gina Werfel was honored with a Mercedes Matter Award for her work Intersection, which is currently included in the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture’s Virtual 2020 Alumni Exhibition. Werfel’s award was presented by Christine Berry of Berry Campbell Gallery in New York. The show is available online through August 31.
July-August 2020
Gina Werfel
Gina Werfel was honored with a Mercedes Matter Award for her work Intersection, which is currently included in the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting & Sculpture’s Virtual 2020 Alumni Exhibition. Werfel’s award was presented by Christine Berry of Berry Campbell Gallery in New York. The show is available online through August 31.
Margaret Tsirantonakis
Interview with Margaret Tsirantonakis – Frontrunner Magazine
We connected with Margaret Tsirantonakis, a painter who lives and works in Stamford, CT. Margaret uses layers of color, gestural brushstrokes, and calligraphic lines to create intense colors and texture. Her work has been in various group exhibitions and private collections in the US, Europe and Japan.” Continue here to read the interview.
June 2020
Margaret Tsirantonakis
Art in a Time of Global Crisis: Interconnection and Companionship
Link to page with the article on Aras.org – Art in the Time of Global Crises: Interconnection and Companionship -#40
I created this painting soon after my mother passed away and when the COVID-19 virus was just beginning in the United States. I used some new oil paint colors that inspired the color combinations. The flowers were a symbol of the beauty my mom loved and that we shared. Although I was in mourning, I wanted to convey joy in color. As the current crisis has taken hold of our daily lives, having made this painting has been important to me. A positive reminder of the power of art as expression of love.
Margaret Tsirantonakis
Stamford, Connecticut, USA
Wendy Shalen
- Wendy Shalen wrote an article for June 2020 Watercolor Magazine, Personalizing Your Sketchbooks with Celia Wedding
- An Art Students League interview with Wendy Shalen by Stephanie Cassidy
- An interview with Wendy Shalen in the WAG Westchester magazine: https://www.wagmag.com/the-eternal-student/