2018 McNay Print Fair
Saturday, March 3, 10:00 am–5:00 pm
Sunday, March 4, noon–5:00 pm
Leeper Auditorium, McNay Art Museum
The McNay Print Fair is the only event of its kind in the Southwest. More than a dozen dealers from around the U.S. bring thousands of prints, drawings, watercolors, and photographs to show and sell over the course of the two-day fair. The event is a great opportunity for novice and seasoned collectors alike to hone their connoisseurship skills, get to know and learn from respected and informed dealers, and perhaps go home with a newfound treasure.
Participating dealers have something for every taste and budget, from old master prints to contemporary drawings and photography. Over the years, the McNay Print Fair has placed high-quality art in the homes of our community, providing us with a solid and growing collector base. We look forward to having you at our 22nd annual event! #2018mcnayprintfair
This year’s dealers have something for every taste and budget, from old master prints to contemporary drawings and photographs.
The Annex Galleries, Santa Rosa, CA
Armstrong Fine Art, Chicago
William P. Carl Fine Prints, Durham, NC
Davidson Galleries, Seattle
Dolan/Maxwell, Philadelphia
Ruiz-Healy Art, San Antonio
Thomas French Fine Art, Fairlawn, OH
Mary Ryan Gallery, New York
M. Lee Stone Fine Prints, San Jose, CA
William R. Talbot Fine Art, Santa Fe
Tandem Press, Madison, WI
Susan Teller Gallery, New York
Warnock Fine Arts, Palm Springs, CA
– See more at: https://www.mcnayart.org/special-events/2018-mcnay-print-fair#sthash.vWtRWOEq.dpuf
Capacity & Tension is the title of the 2017 International Printmaking Exhibition at the China Art Museum, Shanghai until April 15th 2018
The exhibition features contemporary printmaking from China and around the world.
I was invited to show 3 carborundum and intaglio prints from the series Fractured Shoreline.
Capacity & Tension continues at China Art Museum, Shanghai to April 15th 2018
/ February 27, 2018 View
Riverwalk I. 2017 oil on canvas 100 x 120 cm
One River, One Creek
Donald Teskey
Oliver Sears Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of One River, One Creek, an exhibition of new works by Donald Teskey. In the summer of 2017 he began to work on a series of paintings that look at both the intimate elements of the riverbank as well as the broader view. The local perspective (local to the perspective of the artist’s home) allows Teskey to countermand the challenge of plein air painting on the rugged coastline of Mayo and Sligo in order to decode a natural world on his doorstep. This series is reinforced by One Creek, a group of paintings that emerged during the artist’s residency at Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania in the autumn of 2017. Crum Creek passes through the woodlands of Swarthmore, a slow moving waterway with its own sense of wilderness. Donald Teskey has spent a lifetime embedded in the environment that he depicts. Here, two semi domesticated river systems, each with its own unique micro climate fall under his gaze and reappear on canvas and on paper, perfectly measured observations of time and place.
WONDERMENT at the Claremorris Gallery
Wonderment is a group show featuring work by some of Ireland’s most distinguished modern and contemporary painters including Brian Bourke, Barrie Cooke, Michael Farrell, Martin Gale, Bernadette Kiely, Hughie O’Donoghue, Tony O’Malley, Dermot Seymour, Camille Souter, Donald Teskey and Charles Tyrrell. The show comprises large format painting and drawing by a disparate group that hangs together beautifully as an excellent representation of Irish painting. Three of the artists, Micheal Farrell, Tony O’Malley and Barrie Cooke are now deceased but their work lives on. All of the artists in this show have a connection to the town of Claremorris which predates my Gallery. In fact Claremorris Gallery came out of the town’s longstanding association with contemporary art, that found its genesis in the Claremorris Open Exhibition in 1977 as well as the award-winning cultural activity of the George Moore Society. Wonderment is a celebration of small towns with big skies.
The show will run up until Christmas and opens Wednesday to Saturday 1 – 6pm.
THURS 10/26 12-8pm
FRI 10/27 12-8pm
SAT 10/28 12-8pm
SUN 10/29 12–6pm
New Location! Javits Center River Pavilion, Javits Center
11th Avenue at 35th Street
New York, NY 10001
Stoney Road Press showing my new large scale carborundum print ‘Sufflo’ 2017
Dolan/Maxwell Showing recent acrylics on paper and 2 large scale etchings, new to the print fair.
Javits Center, River Pavilion, NYC
Lee Valley Barn 2016 Acrylic on paper 30″x 39″
Dolan/Maxwell at Seattle Art Fair August 3 – 6, 2017
Located in a former carriage house in Center City Philadelphia, Dolan/Maxwell specializes in work by artists from the 1930’s to the present. The gallery works closely with the artists and the estates of artists that it represents. The gallery augments these works with carefully chosen pieces by artists, while exhibiting in 10 art fairs per year and continually spending time with those who come to seek work in the house in Philadelphia.The gallery will be bringing together a collection of works by various artists including Donald Teskey, Dox Thrash, Fred Becker, Morris Blackburn, Rachel Selekman and Steven Ford, at the Seattle art fair this year. Based in Seattle, a city as renowned for its natural beauty as its cultural landscape, the Seattle Art Fair stands as a one-of-a-kind destination for the best in modern and contemporary art and a showcase for the vibrant arts community of the Pacific Northwest. The fair brings together the region’s strong collector base; local, national, and international galleries; area museums and institutions; and an array of innovative public programming.
Location
August 3 – 6, 2017 | CenturyLink Field Event Center (WaMu Theater), Seattle WA 98134, USA.
For details visit: www.seattleartfair.com and www.dolanmaxwell.com
Dolan/Maxwell
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PREVIEW PARTY – Thursday, April 20- 5:00-9:00
Friday, April 21 11:00 – 8:00
Saturday, April 22 11:00 – 8:00
Sunday, April 23 – 11:00 – 5:00
