Summer Crush
August 2 — September 28
Exhibiting Artists:
Richard Abarno, Margit Burmeister, SW Dinge, Michael Fanelli, Laura Gaffke, Kevin Gilmore, Theresa Girard, Christine Herron, Kathy Johnson, Mary Jameson, Rafael Lino, Diana Sartor, Carol Scavotto, Sarah Short, Sumo Bunni, Tracy Stilwell, Ken Steinkamp, Debbie Taylor Kerman, Annie Wildey.</p>
OPENING RECEPTION: August 2, 5—8 pm
Superfine Art Fair
The Artist Business Plan
In this episode of the Artist Business Plan we sit down with artist Carol Scavotto who gives an amazing masterclass on exhibiting successfully and globally. Listen in for amazing art fair tips including: getting real time feedback, pricing, and looking at your work as a product, and believing in your work!
“When the price is already out there, you’ve seen the price and you still want to talk to me…that’s when you get the sale!” – Carol Scavotto
Guest: Carol Scavotto is a mixed media conceptual artist addressing feminist issues. Carol lives and works in Rhode Island. She has participated in several art fairs, including The Fountain Art Fair, Clio Art Fair and Superfine Art Fair. She has also exhibited with galleries showing at The Affordable Art Fair (Amsterdam), CICA Museum (Korea), Asia Contemporary Art Fair (HongKong), and Art Busan (Busan, Korea).
ART MATTERS
with Wayne Quackenbush
Episode 27
This episode features interviews and with artists Jeff Palmer and Carol Scavotto.
Past Events
Selected by Juror Michelle Millar Fisher of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston It is an honor to have two of my works in this exhibition!
Opening Reception
Sunday June 23rd 2—4:00 pm
Gallery hours
Sunday–Friday 12‚4:00pm
June 23 – July 19, 2024
Providence Art Club
11 Thomas Str, Providence RI 02903
2024 Members Invitational Exhibition
April 28 through May 25
Thursday- Sunday 1:00-4:00pm
10 Wardwell Street
Bristol, RI 02809
South Coast Artists 2024 Members Invitational Exhibition
Demonstration by Carol Scavotto
Spring Open Studios
May 18th to May 19th
88 Hatch Street, New Bedford MA 02745
Opening Reception May 3 5 to 7 PM
404 Elm St. S., Dartmouth MA 02748
Gallery hours Thursday through Saturday 11—3pm
Face It
January 5—21, 2024
Piano Craft Art Gallery
793 Tremont Street,
Boston MA
100 Yeas of a Life and Legacy
Harmony
September 22-October 8, 2023
Piano Craft Art Gallery
793 Tremont Street,
Boston MA
This unique show will celebrate the powerful connection between art and music, inviting artists from all disciplines to showcase their work inspired by melodies, rhythms, and musical themes.
Life is Art
Reconnect
1st Exhibition: October 1st — October 25th 2nd Exhibition: November 1st — November 25th
The Haegeumgang Theme Museum (directors Yoo Cheon-eop and Gyeongmyeong-ja) will hold the ‘9th Geoje International Art Festival’ from October 1st to November 25th at the Yookyung Art Museum on the 2nd floor of the Haegeumgang Theme Museum. With the theme, ‘Life is Art’, the viewers will want to sympathize with and understand the world created by the artists’ experiences and personalities. It will be a place for international art exchange and harmony by exhibiting the works of artists from all over the world under the value of ‘life is art’, and it will be a platform to explore various possibilities and exchange with artists from various cultural backgrounds.
What Would Your Husband Think?
October 13th - November 11th Opening Reception Saturday, October 14th
434 39th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232
CAROL SCAVOTTO & ZHEN GUO
Thomas VanDyke Gallery is pleased to present What Would Your Husband Think?, an exhibition of work by Zhen Guo and Carol Scavotto. The work of both artists addresses the still-engrained old-fashioned stereotypes and misinformation about what a woman’s role is in modern society.
summer crush
Air Studio Gallery
July 7 — September 10
Air Studio Gallery
19 Railroad Ave,
Westerly, RI 02891
“We’ve been crushin’ on a few artists lately, and we’re excited to bring them to AiR for the summer so you can crush on them too!” – Annie Wildey
AiR is pleased to present its 6th exhibition, “Summer Crush” curated by owners and artists Annie Wildey and Michael Fanelli bringing together ten contemporary artists. This showcase highlights the richness of creative expression and artistic versatility, often blurring the lines between disciplines of painting, drawing, collage, sculpture, textile, and photography.
Fiber Art Now
magazine
Summer 2023 Issue
Released July 1st
GREEN PAPER DRESS INSTALLATION
The dress installation series a collaborative work of art, involving three persons.
The person creating the handmade paper is the first artisan in the collaboration.
I am the second artist in the collaboration of the paper vessel. I am creating an intimate vessel that can envelope a body. The dress is adorned with a painted collage of a dancing woman that wraps around the body. Each dress is hand cut and collaged before assembly.
The person that steps into the paper dress vessel is the third and final collaborator in the work.
By stepping into the installation the third person creates a trinity of collaboration.
New ARtists
2023 Summer Exhibition
August 12 — September 6th
First Friday Art Crawls
AIR Studio Gallery
Aug 4th & September 1st
5—8 pm
AIR gallery will be open later on the First Friday in August and September. You can catch my work at their “summer crush” show. (see below)
Seattle Art Fair
Art Mora
July 27 — July 29
Art Mora
at
Art Market San Francisco
April 20 – 23, 2023
Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion, San Francisco
Art Market San Francisco, the Bay Area’s longest running art fair, returns to Fort Mason’s Festival Pavilion in April 2023 with 85 top galleries from around the world and a program of Public Projects curated by AMP’s Creative Director, Nato Thompson. I will be represented there by Art Mora.
What’s Going On
A multi-media arts exhibition of works responding to Marvin Gaye’s historic song of protest and possibility
Piano Craft Art Gallery
January 6 – 29, 2023
Piano Craft Art Gallery
793 Tremont Street,
Boston MA
Opening Reception Friday, January 13, 2023 | 6-9 PM
Co-curated by Ellen Jacob & Hakim Raquib
Featured Artists: Sadiq Rukayat Abimola, Desmond Akindoju, Dan Alvarado, Gail Jerauld Bos, Matt Brackett, Thomas “Kwest” Burns, Carlos W. Byron, Annielly Camargo, Judith Carlin, Walter Crump, Bess Cutler, Ariel Deane, Sable Divacup, Ruth K. Henry, Neil Horsky, Ryan Horton, Jaypix, Alexandra Jordankova, LESN101, Doris W. Madsen, DaNice D. Marshall, Mindy Nierenberg, Cristián Pietrapiana, PITANIUS, Julia Purdy, Moises Ramos, Carol Scavotto, Brenda Steinberg, Duquann Sweeney, Patricia Anderson Turner Image: Jaypix, “Goldmember”
FEMTURISTIC
Framing the future of women's art
BLUE GALLERY
222 East 46th St NYC
December 14 –15
In connection with the show please join us for a zoom discussion.
Topic: NYC Arts Empire Panel Discussion: Femturistic
Time: Dec 7, 2022 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Zoom Meeting Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89740037214?pwd=WDZFcDF2d2p1QlF6NEF1OU1jYWxXdz09
Meeting ID: 897 4003 7214
Passcode: 648059
Carol Scavotto
Rooms 105 – 106
November 30 – December 4, 2022
Aqua Art Miami at the Aqua Hotel
1530 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
VIP Preview:
Wednesday, November 30 | 3pm-10pm
Public Hours:
Thursday, December 1 | 12pm – 9pm
Friday, December 2 | 11am – 9pm
Saturday, December 3 | 11am – 9pm
Sunday, December 4 | 11am – 6pm
Between You and I
September 30 — October 30, 2022
Curated by Rion Folan and Haley Neville
Piano Craft Gallery
793 Tremont St
Boston, MA 02118
Gallery Hours:
Friday 6–8pm
Saturdays and Sundays 12–5pm
Summer Show 2022
+Art Mora Opencall Artist
August 8 – 31, 2022
173 Main St.
Ridgefield Park, NJ
Art Market Design Hamptons 2022
Nova’s Art Project & Sculptural Park
August 11–14
Nova’s Art Project & Sculptural Park
206 Millstone Road
Water Mill, NY 11977
LINES OF LIFE
Grad/Castle Bogensperk, Slovenia
A graphic project in cooperation with Austria/Argentina!
The exhibition includes works by artists selected by the commission of experts at Köflach and the Edition Center in Buenos Aires.
“Lines of life” represents a wide range of topics related to global events, from political perspectives, social, economic and environmental issues. August 6, 2022
The Mid-Summer Angel Gala
Presented by the Young Professionals Committee of Gabrielle's Angel Foundation for Cancer Research
At
Classic Car Club of Manhattan
Thursday, June 23rd, 2022. 7 pm
STAMPS IV
Graphic Art
Conrad Meier Museum of Contemporary Art
Curated by Natalia Giacchetta
Nati Giacchetta and Anna Rossi invited 54 artists to participate in this international show of graphic arts held in Neuquen Argentina.
Each of us was asked to submit 5 images all formatted exactly the same size. The show opened to large crowds May 15th.
The catalogue features a page highlighting each of the participating artists.
Women's History Month Exhibit
The University of Rhode Island
Alan Shawn Feinstein College of Education and Professional Studies
March 1 — 31, Gallery night March 17th
The Women’s History Month exhibit is a very special event curated yearly by Steven Pennell. It is always an honor to exhibit alongside some of the most talented Rhode Island Artists. This year I will be sharing works from my Emotional Energy series.
URI Feinstein Providence Campus
80 Washington Street
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
Works by Carol Scavotto
The Metro Gallery in the Cafe La France
Providence RI Train Station
100 Gaspee St, Providence, RI 02903
Anual Gráfica
Art Gallery of the Maritime Museum and the Presidio of Ushuaia
April 12, 2022
Opening Reception:
April 12th
Art Gallery of the Maritime Museum of Ushuaia
Museo Maritimo Y Del Presidio De Ushuaia
199-299 Yaganes
Ushuaia, Tierra Del Fuego, V9410, Argentina
Miracle On Pleasant Street
December 3, 2021, From 6 – 8 Pm
Members Exhibition
November 8, 2021 – May 15, 2022
New Bedford Art Museum
608 Pleasant St
New Bedford, MA 02740
NOW!
At The Haegeumgang Theme Museum
A museum for exhibitions of modern art located in the city of Geoje, South Korea.
November 1st — December 25th, 2021
Now! is an international group exhibition elaborately planned jointly by Vision Art Media. As they say:
“Now, it’s time to celebrate the resilience and creativity of artists and art institutions at the time of the pandemic.”
Members Exhibition
Attleboro Arts Museum
December 11th—January 28th, 2021/2022
Attleboro Arts Museum
86 Park St, Attleboro MA 02703
Carol Scavotto, Egg #9, oil on canvas | Vera Gierke, Berried Cheesecake, collage
Boundaries
December 4 - 22nd, 2021
Meet The Artists
Saturday December 4th from 1-4pm at the gallery.
Thursday – Saturday, 12-5pm
By Appointment on Wednesdays. Masks Required. Contact neal.walsh@as220.org
AS220 Project Space | 93 Mathewson St
UNSCRIPTED
Mad Dog Studios Annual Member Show and Guest Artist Exhibit
September 14—October 8th, 2021
Guest Artists: Acacia Hagenson, Nichole Mastrouiti, and Carol Scavotto
Opening Reception:
Friday Sept 17th, 6—9 pm
“The Art of Human Kinship, Sensuality & Empathy”
Sept 23rd at 6:00pm at the Gallery
RSVP on Facebook
65 Blacktone Ave, Pawtucket R.I.
Summer Salon Season
JULY & AUGUST
Featuring a selection of gallery artists and surprises.
Including:
Art with Music Producer and DJ Tarris
Friday, July 30th 6:00-8:00 PM
Newport, RI
REFLECTION–DELIGHT
POP UP Show
Mark your calendars for a gorgeous art exhibit on Westminster Street in downtown Providence in May.
Featured artists Juditta Musette and Carol Scavotto will be exhibiting paintings, silk thread pieces, and some three-dimensional artwork. While the styles and materials of the two artists are quite distinct from each other, both bodies of work project a sense of joy and inner strength that fly in the face of darker trends in the wider world.
233 Westminster Street Providence, RI
UNRAVELED
Confronting The Fabric of Fiber Art
Curated by Indira Cesarine, the exhibition will feature textile and fiber based artworks by 40 contemporary artists. “UNRAVELED: Confronting The Fabric of Fiber Art” explores in depth the themes and techniques of the medium through the works of female-identifying artists working with natural and synthetic fiber, fabric, and yarn. The exhibition presents figurative and abstract works that address our lived experience and history through the lens of women weaving, knotting, twining, plaiting, coiling, pleating, lashing, and interlacing. Narratives of self-identification, race, religion, gender, sexuality, our shared experience, as well as protest and the patriarchy are literally “unraveled” through embroidery, felt, woven andhooked rugs, braided and sewn hair, sewn fabrics, discarded clothing, cross-stitching, repurposed materials and more.
Exhibiting Artists: Amber Doe, Carol Scavotto, Caroline Wayne, Christy O’Connor, Daniela Puliti, Delaney Conner, Dominique Vitali, Elise Drake, Elizabeth Miller, Hera Haesoo Kim, Indira Cesarine, Jamia Weir, Jody MacDonald, Julia Brandão, Kathy Sirico, Katie Cercone, Katie Commodore, Katrina Majkut, Katy Itter, Kelly Boehmer, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Lisa Federici, Marianne Fairbanks, Mary Tooley Parker, Melanie Fischer, Melissa Zexter, Mychaelyn Michalec, Mz Icar, Orly Cogan, Robin Kang, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Ruta Naujalyte, Sally Hewett, Sarah Blanchette, Sooo-z Mastopietro, Sophie Boggis-Rolfe, Stacy Isenbarger, Stephanie Eche, Victoria Selbach, and Winnie van der Rijn.
TEA & SEX
Online with Carol Scavotto
I hope you will join Mellisa and me for a lively discussion about my artworks.
The podcast can be viewed via this Zoom link.
SEE YOU THURSDAY The 29th at 12:30 EDT!
The show will also be recorded to be viewed at a later time.
WEAM — Wilzig Erotic Art Museum
WEAM is located in Miami with the largest collection of erotica in the world.
Here I have provided a VERY interesting link sharing how the Museum came into being.
FIGURE IT OUT
February – March 2021
In February and March, Coastal Contemporary Gallery is featuring eight artists who use the figure in their artwork uniquely and for very different reasons. Though all of us are sentient beings, comprised of the same biological materials, we constantly drive to figure out our placement and purpose within the collective consciousness and a complex world that consistently points out and constructs differences socially, emotionally, economically, racially, genetically, religiously, politically….
Throughout millennia human beings have looked to the figure to build mythologies, find metaphor and express their perceptions of what realities exist internally and externally. Our bodies act as machines carrying ancient energies through life’s journeys until the next. We are each other’s surrealistic muses eternally. There is great versatility of the subject, it is a beauty and a beast, both fragile and strong. With an endless array of possibilities to convey, an artist becomes the lens and stenographer of personal and global narratives, constructing and deconstructing the anatomical form and its emotional profundities. The most simplistic gesture or abstraction of the human form is as important throughout art history as those precisely detailed accounts.
Working with and including the figure in art can be a deeply intimate experience or an act of observation from a more objective perspective. A nude may represent vulnerability, strength and sensuality, or simply be an anatomical study. Portraiture often seeks to display the essence of a personality and psychological underbelly, stamping a fixed point in time. A figure carved, molded, chiseled or built up with found object and mixed media takes up space and as we sense its physical presence, we project our own scale and dimensionality around it. Drawing from pop culture artists can assertively hit us in the gut with humor or satire, stating truths that may be covered inside media frenzy, politics and general mistruths that are designed to control society.
Wildey renders the back side of a partially clothed model and through her studies of the figure, seeks to express her views of what occurs to the female as she ages and begins to fade as an object in society. For all she has given to the world, the feminine vessel and spirit deserves to be fully seen, respected and revered. Becker explores and reveals our subconscious and the darker corners of the individual and collective that might otherwise prefer to be left alone in darkness. Walden challenges his audience to take a profound journey through the exploration of his painterly surfaces. Narrative tensions of the male figure within interior spaces are somewhat haunting and expressively cryptic. Hovermale’s visual language is poetic in nature, a memory or feeling lingers in the motion or stillness of his models that are photographed and printed on translucent papers. Scavotto pulls from many points in her personal life, reflecting upon moments where she felt uncomfortably exposed and vulnerable. Her gestural embroidery celebrates the confident sensuality of the body and the joyful intimacy shared between two people. Hoffman takes a direct and often macabre cynical approach to his presentation of the form. He gathers familiar societal phrases, words, global events and cartoon icons and channels all of these into entangled graphic, collage-like digital prints that are infused with heft and humor. Lind confronts realities while also infusing mythologies. With each work she draws upon a specific idea or emotion to present her reflective state of being and a joyful state of existence. Her sculptural process requires deep physical commitment and strength from her own body. DeSista is driven by a practice of building and tearing at the form in two and three-dimensional creations until he arrives at a place of resolve. As the owner of a salon, he spends a considerable portion of his life providing his clients with positive physical transformations that inevitably lift their spirits. It is only fitting that the figure is his focus of inspiration.
SPEAKING OUT: The Art of Protest
Agents of Change in Rhode Island
The URI Providence Campus Arts and Culture Program is mounting an exhibit to give a platform for artists speaking out!
We live in turbulent times—hate is expressed unfettered—there are no filters. But Art can express the un-expressible. Art can inspire change and the vision for a healthy community and a better world. Art is a path to rebuild what has been broken.
January 19 to—February 26.
1st & 2nd Floor Lobby Gallery 80 Washington St. Providence
Walking in the Era
I am so excited to be exhibiting once again with Art Mora.
Several years ago I did a residency with Sunny when the gallery was still called Coohaus Gallery on 27th St.
Since then the gallery has grown and now has a large space in Ridgefield Park NJ.
We have a long respectful relationship that I truly cherish.
If it is possible for you to visit this show I know you will be thrilled with the selection chosen for this show.
Art Mora
173 Main Street Ridgefield Park NJ
Towards the Light
127 W. Rodney French Blvd. New Bedford, MA 02744
THE NUDE show
Studio—Gallery Z
All aspects of the Nude in art. I will be showing some of my Erotica silk paintings. Hope to see you safely there.
Opening Reception: Thursday July 16th , evening
Armenian Artists Dedicated to the 105th Anniversary of the 1915 Armenian Genocide.
Luna Loba Virtual Theatre
The theme is Shadows and Liberation, in honor of the Dark Moon Lillith. Artists will respond to the topics of: hidden pleasures, body, shadows, contradictions, grief, love, mourning, mirrors, facing one self, finding one self, healing. What do we need to achieve liberation, of the body, the soul, the mind?
April 6, 2020
Centennial of Woman having the Right to Vote
URI Providence Campus
Curator–Steven Pennell
March 2 thru 26 |
Gallery Night Reception
March 19, 5–9pm
Clio Art Fair
March 5-8, 2020
550 West, 29th Street, New York, NY 10001
Our curatorial board, sensitive to urban and architectural developments in Manhattan, is pleased to host the upcoming fair at South of Hudson Yards.
With its many changes, SOHY is undoubtedly the most active urban area in the city.
A Charity Fashion And Silent Art Auction For St. Judes Children’s Hospital
JANUARY 16TH 2020
It's KTM in NYC at FAO Schwarz
Kiss the Monkeys are thrilled to announce we are returning to NYC
to Host a Magical Evening of Music and High Fashion all for a good cause.
Artwork curated by Marina Dojchinov
NYC Group Crit
September 21, 12–2 PM
At Santa Salsa
234 Starr St.
Brooklyn, NY 11237
2019 MARY SCHEIN FALL SALON
September 5–25, 2019
At Kathryn Schultz Gallery & University Place Gallery
25 Lowell Street, Cambridge MA
OPENING RECEPTION:
Friday, September, 13 6–8pm
2019 EMERGING ARTISTS EXHIBITION
July 9 – 26, 2019
At Kathryn Schultz Gallery
25 Lowell Street, Cambridge MA
Juried by Chanel Thervil
NEWPORT ART HOUSE
(ANTI) GALA
August 23rd
What is an (Anti) Gala?
An (Anti) Gala is NAH’s take on a party in Newport in the summertime. It’s not like any other soiree you’ve been to on Bellevue Avenue. At our (Anti) Gala, you can wear a tie, or leave it at home. You can embrace your inner animal with more than a cat eye. You can get weird and wild (but you have to stay out of the fountains and respect the grounds: this is a celebration after all). Throughout the evening, you’ll move through musical interludes and art installations of all kinds; you might even be transported to another realm. You’ll dance with friends and make eyes with curious souls. When the revelry fades, you’ll be left with an unforgettable evening.
Tickets: newportarthouse.org/tickets
UNCOVER: ALTERED BOOKS
OPENING RECEPTION MAY 30, 6–8pm
Periphery Space @ Paper Nautilus is pleased to announce Uncover: Altered Books. Using pages, the cover or an entire book 38 artists transform a used book into an art piece.
The concept for this show came from its location, the art had to be about the size of a book. What could artists make with an old, discarded book cover? How could a discarded book be re-purposed, re-contextualized, and brought back into a bookstore as something different?
The invitation went out to a large group of local artists and makers. The response was immediate and enthusiastic. Perhaps the appeal is a reflection of the connection artists have with books, with the knowledge they contain, and the role they play in our creative lives.
The artists have chosen a variety of approaches to their pieces: some are painted, cut into, sewn, added to, burned, encased in cement, frozen in the act of opening, and even a performance recorded on video– each piece is a unique discovery. It is remarkable how often each artist ended up making something that is identifiably theirs, an object that feels connected to their larger practice.
Exhibiting artists: Adam Langehough, Alicia Renadette, Angel Dean, Ashley Pelletier, Barbara Owen, Carol Scavotto, David Mazzucchelli, Elizabeth Duffy, Holly Ewald, Irene Lawrence, James Sundquist, Jason Travers, Jenny Brown, Karen Rand Anderson, Karen Roarke, Kirstin Lamb, Kristin Sollenberger, Lynne Harlow, Magaly Ponce, Maggy Allen, Mara Metcalf, Margie Butler, Maria Napolitano, Marjorie Hellman, Markus Berger, Milisa Galazzi, Molly McBride, Neal Walsh, Rebecca Siemering, Richmond Lewis, Sue McNally, Susie Matthews, Suzanne Schireson, Taleen Batalian, Tayo Heuser, Uli Brahmst, Vazira Zamindar, Wendy Wahl.
SuperFine Art Fair
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LOCATION
107/111 Grand St/ Soho NYC
Grand and Mercer St.
MAY 1ST-5TH
Wednesday-VIP night 7-11pm
Thursday- 2-10
Friday-2-10
Saturday-2-10
Sunday-2-8
THE PAPER TRAIL
In this exhibition I am sharing the progression of this years works on paper. Last seasons collages on wood dealt with highly sensitive social issues.
As a reflex to that work I needed the freedom of the fluid forms created by working with sumi ink on luscious papers, and I began the white textured mulberry paintings. At this point the two series were over lapping.
I then fell in love with the ancient Kyesoi-shi paper. The contrast of combining the textures, paintings on black and white created a dimensional conversation for me. Both papers are made from a plant base and the natural bamboo hanging system became an integral part of these organic based works.
It is intentional that these works are not framed and under glass. The irreg- ularity of the papers and textures is obscured when put in frames with glass.
I began thinking of the body as an alternative hanging system. The 3D dress shaped that can be hung on a body became the answer. For me this shape comes full circle. Paper that was originally hand made, assembled by another artist hand and finally completed by a body that can inhabit the shape.
These wall-hanging collages are 3D and have both a front and a back. Although they are not a fashion garment they can be placed on a body. They can be hung like a scroll from bamboo poles, or they can be framed in a plexiglass enclosure to be seen from all side.
CUT & PASTE
Jamestown Arts Center
18 Valley St
Jamestown, RI 02835
Juried exhibition featuring 46 artist from around the region
Opening reception: Thursday March 14th 6-8pm
Exhibition dates: March 14- April 20th
Gallery hours: Wed.- sat. 10am-2pm
URI Feinstein Providence Campus Arts and Culture Program presents:
Telling HerStory Creating the Future: A Women’s History Month Exhibit
March 4-28, 2019
Gallery Reception March 21, 5-9pm
Event Info
HERE AND NOW:
WONDER FAIR’S CONVENTION-DEFYING ALL-FEMALE MULTIMEDIA ART FAIR DEBUTS AT ART BASEL MIAMI 2018
New York artist collective Wonder Fair opens HERE AND NOW, an interactive, experiential multimedia art fair featuring 40+ female artists and live performers at the Anatomy Loft Building in Midtown during Art Basel Miami.
EXHIBITION OPENING AND PRESS PREVIEW
Thursday, December 6TH, 2018 6-9pm
EXHIBITION HOURS:
Thursday 12/6 from 12-9pm,
Friday 12/7 from 12pm-late,
Saturday 12/8 from 12-6pm
Luna Loba IX: Victory Part 1
Rituals of transformation on the Full Moon
AS220 Black Box Theater
95 Empire Street, Providence, RI
Sun, Nov 25
8:30-10:30
Sound, video, voice, body, spoken word, installation, dance performance.
For this upcoming Luna Loba, we are invited to reflect on the moments in which we've been in danger, under attack, in grief; and how we've harnessed the power and strength to win the battle. To rise strong. The theme of this LUNA LOBA is VICTORY.
LUNA LOBA is a performance and new genre series, rituals of transformation following the full moon. This series has been running for three years, and these being our 9th and 10th performance nights. Each night features 12 artists of different mediums and intersectional identities; presenting performance art, video, spoken word/readings, sound/music, dance, and performative installation. Currently, we are a circle of 70+ artists that continues to expand.
Artists:
Andrea Abi-Karam, Carol Scavotto, Corinne Wahlberg, Eli Nixon, Elizabeth Keiser, Helen Santan, K. Funmilayo Aileru, Sasha Constanza-Chock, Seth Tourjee, Shey Rivera, Stacey Tran, Sussy Santana,Yara Liceaga
I am pleased to announce
I am co-hosting this exhibit along with Lucas James Xavier Kolasa
UNFRAMED WORKS ON PAPER-ALL PRICED UNDER $100 SHOW
Special 3 day event!
All unframed works on paper, priced $100 or less.
Enjoy the art, have some wine, meet the artists, and pick up a new piece for your home or office.
Nov. 2nd - Nov. 4th
4-10pm
Sponsored by:
Eunoia Gallery
275 W. Natick Rd
Warwick RI
September 13, 14, 15, 2018
6pm–10pm
The Set NYC presents: Fashion Week SS 2019
Helping end child trafficking, Helping pass bill a6823b
RSVP: www.thesetnyc.com/fashionweekss2019
Chelsea Manhattan
296 9th Ave NY NY
September 27—October 12, 2018
SHOW YOUR WORLD
GALLERY MC
549 W 52nd St,
8th Floor NYC
RECEPTION: September 28
EXHIBITORS:
Joel Tretin, Hyun Jung Ji, Ellen Rosenberg, Maria Pena, Lori Horowitz, Bruce Joel Rubin, Lisa McCleary, Andrew Feiler, David Levy, O'Neil Scott, KJ Thomson, Dong Kyu Kim,
Jérémie Queyras, Emma Louise Moore, Charles Birnbaum, Carol Scavotto, Ken Goshen, J'han D. Brady, Yu Cao, Courtney Treglia, Hera Kim, James Hsieh, AD-Reflex, Miranda Schmitz,
Moylin Ho Knit Chong, Aleksandra Panic, Michael Gatzke, Katie Steinberg, Luby Haider, Tiziana D'Ambrosio, Lynn Arnold, Keith Plummer, Catherine Michelle Adams, Rochana Dubey, Rodney Woodland
August 6—18, 2018
Environmental Food Chain
The exhibition is comprised of works of three dozen international artists creating in an array of genres, from figurative to conceptual.
ARTISTS:
Amy Stoker, Chelsea Morgan, Rachel Porter, Peter Hiers, Benoit Jammes, Mahtab Aslani, Doris Leuschner, Anne Alexander, Susan Camp, Jacquelyn Strycker, Guillaume Bastien, Bryan Northup, Beatriz Glez Sa, Angelica Petryshyn, Jef Bonifacino, Nic Annette Miller, David Andree, Annie Cunningham, Michael Rundberg, Ben Rader, Lena Miskulin, Alessandra Sequeira, Jasmin Kajoui, Brooke Jana, Christi Ernest, Lori Goldberg, Betsy Bannan, Daria Zhest, Tammy McClennan, Valerie Rey, Stefano Lorenzo Cavané, Rosalind Brenner, Carol Scavotto, Jeanette Compton
JURORS:
Leslie Tucker, Cyndie Burkhardt, T.Lawrence Wheatman, Hadieh Afshani
CURATOR:
Natalie Burlutskaya
July 12-14
ART511MAG PRESENTS: EMINENT DOMAIN EXHIBITION A DYNAMIC, INTERSECTIONAL FEMINIST ART EXHIBITION IN THE HEART OF THE WEST CHELSEA GALLERY DISTRICT
ART511 Magazine
524 West 26th Street, NYC
In response to the International Women’s Movement that has captivated the Worldwide Collective Conscious and Unconsciousness of so many people, ART511 Magazine has acted and is presenting a groundbreaking collection of women artists from around the World.
A 3-day affair featuring the artworks of over 90 women artists from around the world. The exhibition concludes Saturday, July 14 with a moderated panel discussion titled: "Women in the Arts—Sisterhood & Sustainability."
More Information
July 1st-31st
Solo Show
at the ANNEX
308 Broadway
Newport RI
(Across from the hospital)
Friday June 15th 6-9PM
Featured Artist of the BTD Foundation
The Heartspot Art Center and Gallery
1970 Pawtucket Ave.
East Providence, RI
The HeARTspot Art Center and Gallery is pleased to present the Featured Artists of the Beyond the Diagnosis Exhibit. This show will highlight seven of the artists who have donated portraits to the Beyond the Diagnosis foundation, each of which features a child with a rare disease. Participating artists will be showcasing a variety of work including landscape, portraiture and still life work from their personal collections not related to the Beyond the Diagnosis exhibition.
Participating artists Include: Sara Breslin, Jennifer Gillooly Cahoon, Dan Lake, Beth Johnston, Ian Mohon, Tatiana Roulin, and Carol Scavotto.
The Set NYC presents: Fashion Night Out Summer A show ending child trafficking, protecting / empowering children Helping Pass Bill A-6823B
Friday, June 15 at 6 PM - 10 PM
Holy Apostles Gallery, 296 9th Ave NY NY
Tickets Available at EventBrite
MAY 2ND – 6TH
Superfine! NYC 2018
Space #34
459 W 14th St, New York, NY
Tickets Available www.eventbrite.com
APRIL 21ST
The Rewind: Her Stories
7:30 PM
Emmanuel Church
42 Dearborn St, Newport, RI
A Newport Arthouse Event.
Ticket Information
MARCH 29TH—One night only
RE:ARTISTE
The All Women Show "I Care”
Wall Gallery
Rockwall Studios
10-80 Wyckoff Ave
Ridgewood, NY 11385
MARCH 27TH
New Hope Art Gallery
Spring Show Opening
Tuesday, March 27 at 4 PM - 7:30 PM
4 month show!
Cranston Enrichment Center
1070 Cranston St, Cranston, Rhode Island 02920
Postcards from the Edge 2018 - Call for Submissions
Postmark Deadline for Artwork: December 4, 2017
Hosted by: Gallery 524, 524 W. 26th Street, New York
Preview Party - January 19, 2018, 6-8PM
Benefit Sale - January 20, 2018, 10AM - 6PM
Benefit Sale - January 21, 2018, 12PM - 6PM
2018 will mark the 20th anniversary of Visual AIDS' benefit art sale and we hope that you will participate.
"GOING BLONDE"
Van Vessem Gallery-63 Muse Way Tiverton, RI
2 Person Show
August 12- Sept 9th
Reception August 12th 6-8 PM
This is my birthday week, so this will be a birthday show, please come help me celebrate with a piece of cake and a glass of wine 😉
