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Made in NY 2011 March 26 - May 29 |
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Annual juried exhibition featuring 77 contemporary works of
art by 52 New York State artists. Artists in this year's exhibition were
selected from 684 submissions by 356 artists. This eclectic exhibition
showcases photography, painting, video, sculpture, book arts and more.
Bill Santelli, The Path 12 (Rochester, NY)
Please note that photography, including with cell phones, is not permitted.
Special Events
Members Free, Suggested Admission $3 for adults
- Artist Reception & Award Presentation, Sunday, March 27, 3 -
5pm
- Artist Talk by Minna Resnick, Sunday, April 10, 2pm
- Artist Talk by Laura Jackett, Sunday, May 1, 2pm
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2011 Award Winners |
BEST IN SHOW
Sponsored by the Susan Spencer Memorial Fund & the Made in NY Prize Fund
Bob Potts • Trumansburg, NY
Pursuit II, 2009
FIRST PRIZE
Sponsored by Frank & Shirley Hastedt & the Made in NY Prize Fund
Rob Licht • Ithaca, NY
Steel House, 2011
SECOND PRIZE
Sponsored by the Made in NY Prize Fund
Chris Oliver • Ithaca, NY
Delmar, 2009
HONORABLE MENTION
Abraham Ferraro • Rensselaer, NY
Mole Hill, 2009
Paul W. Pearce • Mattydale, NY
Heir
Wars, 2010
Kathleen Thum • Greenwich, NY
Splice, 2010
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Exhibiting Artists 2011 |
Joy Adams
Roger Bisbing
Robin Burlingham
Stephen Carlson
Neil Chowdhury
Sage Churchill-Foster
H.T. Coogan
Chris Coronel
Marcus DeVoe
Joshua DeWall
Lori Ellis
Amy Eustance
Abraham Ferraro
Dewey Fladd
Mary Giehl
Hall Groat II
Paul M. Haberlau
Wendy Harris
David Higgins
Laura Jackett
John Knecht
Gregory Lawler
Rob Licht
Ingrid Ludt
Peter Mahan
Alyson Markell
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Scott McCarney
Christopher McEvoy
Bryan McGrath
David Merkel
Harter Muncy
Anne Muntges
Rebecca Mushtare
Joanne Neff
Dan Neuberger
Chris Oliver
Paul
W. Pearce
Jen Pepper
Bob Potts
Lin Price
Minna Resnick
Michael Rogers
Bill Santelli
Karen Sardisco
Rebecca Simon
Alan Singer
Joy Taylor
Kathleen Thum
Gary Trento
Rainer Maria Wehner
Alison G. Weld
Janet Winkie |
Lori Ellis, Optimism (Cortland, NY)
Hall Groat II, Blood Money (Endwell, NY)
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Gallery Julius |
Family Matters: Noma and James Bliss
Both
Noma and James Bliss have been working as artist/illustrators for over
twenty five years. This husband/wife team creates collaborative
paintings that encourage hope in a world of decay and destruction. Both
artists were born and raised in artistic families in the Rochester, NY
area. Noma and Jim recently relocated to Auburn. The importance of
family is a reoccurring theme in their work.
Apple a Day, 2011
Join Noma & Jim at the following programs:
MAKE SHIFT: Thursday, April 28, 6-8pm
Create collaged portraits with Noma Bliss.
Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members
No registration required.
MEET THE ARTISTS: Sunday, May 15, 2pm
Meet artists Noma & Jim Bliss, learn how they create their collaborative work,
and see a demonstration of their process.
Suggested admission $3 per adult.
Visit Noma and Jim's website: www.nomablissartist.com
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Made in NY 2011 Jurors |
Kenise Barnes
is the Director and owner of Kenise Barnes Fine Art, a gallery &
consulting firm in Larchmont, NY. She has a degree in Painting
and Woman’s Studies and gained early experience as the Specialist in
Charge of Contemporary Art at Christie’s East, a division of Christie,
Manson and Woods International. Founded on the belief that art is
essential, the gallery represents more than 30 emerging and mid-career
artists working in a variety of media, mounts seven exhibitions
annually and participates in art fairs in Miami, Santa Fe and New York.
With more than 20 years experience in the arts; Kenise is a
frequent guest curator, speaker and advisor.
Kim Waale
has recently been an artist-in-residence in Spain (2010), Macedonia
(2008), and Ecuador (2007) and has received grants and residencies from
organizations including Sculpture Space, Light Work, the International
Studio and Curatorial Program in NYC, the Saltonstall Foundation and
the Millay Colony. In addition to recent exhibitions at the Everson
Museum and the Warehouse Gallery in Syracuse and Memorial Art Gallery
in Rochester (where her work won multiple prizes), her work has been
shown at Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center in Buffalo, the A. I. R.
Gallery in NYC, the McCormick Freedom Museum in Chicago, and museums
and galleries in Wales, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Spain. In 2003, she
co-authored the book A Due Voci: The Photography of Rita Hammond
(Syracuse University Press) with Dr. Ann Ryan and Dr. Julie Grossman.
Kim Waale lives in Manlius, NY. She is a Professor & the Director
of Studio Art at Cazenovia College in Cazenovia, NY.
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