Datebook Listings
A state-by-state rundown of museum and
gallery exhibitions, craft fairs and more.
Studio Art Glass
A Special Advertising Supplement to AmericanStyle / June 2008
CAPE MAY
CAPE MAY CONVENTION
HALL, 800-275-4278 Spring Arts & Crafts Festival
May 17: Featuring artisans working
in all mediums, sponsored by
the Mid-Atlantic Center for the
Arts. Crafts at Memorial Day May 24: A wide selection of craft.
CLINTON
HUNTERDON MUSEUM OF
ART, 908-735-8415
“Close Encounters: The Art of
Bonnie Berkowitz” now-June
15: Miniature textiles.
“Uncommon
Clay” runs concurrently:
Explores vessels and sculptural
forms by New Jersey ceramists.
HAMILTON
GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE,
609-586-0616
Toshiko Takaezu and Peter
Voulkos May 11-Sept. 28:
Featuring two masters of clay in
the museum.
LAMBERTVILLE
A MANO GALLERY,
609-397-0063
“Fun to Functional” May
1-June 30: Featuring whimsical
and expressionistic works by
Avner Zabari.
MILLVILLE
WHEATON ARTS AND
CULTURAL CENTER,
800-998-4552
Paperweight Fest 2008 May
14-17: Exhibit, artisans fair,
lectures, demonstrations and
a banquet. Marble Weekend June 21-22: Featuring more than
75 marble dealers.
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN
GLASS, 800-998-4552
“Treasures from The Collection:
Museum of American
Glass” now-Jan. 5: Celebrates
the museum’s 40th year with the
most significant 125 pieces from
its permanent collection.
NEWARK
THE NEWARK MUSEUM,
973-596-6550
“Embodying the Sacred in
Yoruba Art: Featuring the
Bernard and Patricia Wagner
Collection” now-Aug. 24: Nearly
70 works.
“Glass Beads of
Ghana” now-Oct. 26: A focus
on the only viable bead-making
tradition in sub-Saharan Africa
today.
ALBUQUERQUE
516 ARTS, 505-242-1445
“Alchemy, Collage and Assemblage”
now-May 31:
Showcases contemporary artists.
“Trappings” June 14-Aug.
16: Tiffany Ludwig and Renee
Piechocki explore the meaning
of clothing.
MARIPOSA GALLERY,
505-268-6828
Jamilla Naji and Jill Erickson May 2-31: Surrealistic oils, and
sterling silver and resin jewelry.
“Birds” May 1-31: An invitational
show. Lisa Smith, Leroy
Archuleta and Mary Austin
June 1-30: New work by gallery
artists.
PALETTE CONTEMPORARY
ART & CRAFT,
505-855-7777
“Houses” now-June 1: New
prints by Robert Kipniss.
SANTA FE
CAPITOL ROTUNDA
GALLERY, 505-986-4614
“New Mexico Fabrications:
An Exhibition of Art Quilts”
now-Aug. 22: Juried by Cynthia
Sanchez, curator of Capitol Arts
Collection.
GEORGIA O’KEEFFE
MUSEUM, 505-946-1000
“Georgia O’Keeffe and Ansel
Adams: Natural Affinities” May
23-Sept. 7.
JANE SAUER GALLERY,
505-995-8513
Noel Hart May 9-June 10: New
work in glass. Latchezar Boyadjiev
June 13-July 8: Colorful
sculptures in glass.
LEWALLEN
CONTEMPORARY,
505-988-8997
“Emily Mason: Contemplating
Color” May 2-June 1: Nonrepresentational
paintings.
“Ron
Ehrlich: In Other Words” June
6-29: Action paintings.
MARIGOLD ARTS,
505-982-4142
Ruth Tatter and Glenn Smith May 2-June 4: Wildlife paintings.
Robert Highsmith June 6-July
9: New watercolors.
MUSEUM OF INDIAN
ARTS AND CULTURE,
505-476-1269
“Santa Fe Style: A State of
Mind, Fashion, Design” now-
Sept. 1: Studies how Santa Fe
influences fashion and design
worldwide. Native Treasures:
Indian Arts Festival May 24-25:
Featuring the work of more than
130 Native American artists in an
open air market.
MUSEUM OF
INTERNATIONAL FOLK ART,
505-476-1200
“Gee’s Bend Quilts and
Beyond: Louisiana Bendolph,
Mary Lee Bendolph, Thornton
Dial & Lonnie Holley” now-
May 11: An in-depth look at
the master quilt maker and her
artistic worlds. “A Chair for
All Reasons” June 29-January
2009: Explores home, work,
school, small-scale chairs for
children, outdoors and ritual in
100 objects.
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF
ART, 505-476-5072
“Flux: Reflections on Contemporary
Glass” June 10-Sept. 21:
Examines the malleable material.
PATINA GALLERY,
505-986-3432
“Patrick Shia Crabb: Frac-
SHARD” May 2-June 1: New
work. Charon Kransen June
6-July 6: A collection of jewelry
and accessories by emerging
artists.
SANTA FE CLAY,
505-984-1122
“Emerging Talent” now-May
17: Five emerging artists in clay.
“Bling” May 23-June 21: Collection
of new work in metal.
SITE SANTA FE,
505-989-1199
“Steina: 1970-2000” now-May
18: Retrospective of the Icelandic
video artist.
“Lucky Number
Seven” June 22-Oct. 26: Seventh
international biennial.
BINGHAMTON
BROOME COMMUNITY
COLLEGE ICE RINK,
607-729-8206
Studio 3D Art Show of Central
New York
June 14-15: Studio
furniture and 3-D art by 45
New York artists surrounded by
live music
BUFFALO
ALBRIGHT-KNOX ART
GALLERY, 716-882-8700
Jennifer Steinkamp now-June
29: Comprehensive view of the
video and new media artist.
DOWNTOWN BUFFALO,
716-881-4269
Allentown Art Festival
June
14-15: Presenting quality art and
craft by more than 400 juried
exhibitors.
HALLWALLS
CONTEMPORARY ART
CENTER, 716-854-1694
“Barbara Weissberger: Are
We Just Going to Stand and
Watch This?” now-May 24:
New watercolors and a largescale
collage.
COOPERSTOWN
FENIMORE ART MUSEUM,
888-547-1450
“Gustav Stickley: The Enlightened
Home” now-Aug. 1:
Featuring 40 pieces of Stickley
furniture and decorative objects.
CORNING
THE CORNING MUSEUM OF
GLASS, 800-732-6845
“Masters of Studio Glass:
Joel Philip Myers and Steven
I. Weinberg” now-Oct. 19: Indepth
surveys of their work.
LOCKPORT
KENAN CENTER ARENA,
716-433-2617
38th Annual 100 American
Craftsmen May 30-June 1:
Celebrates the
“art of craft”
with more than 100 exhibiting
artists in glass, clay, metal, fiber
and more.
NEW YORK
AMERICAN FOLK ART
MUSEUM, 212-265-1040
“Darger-ism: Contemporary
Artists and Henry Darger”
now-Sept. 21: Examines the
influence of the self-taught artist
on contemporary artists.
BROOKLYN MUSEUM,
718-638-5000
“© Murakami” now-July 13:
Comprehensive retrospective of
the internationally acclaimed artist
Takashi Murakami.
COOPER-HEWITT,
NATIONAL DESIGN
MUSEUM, 212-849-8400
“Rococo: The Continuing
Curve 1730-2008” now-July
6: Explores the Rococo style
through furniture, decorative arts,
textiles, prints and drawings.
GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM,
212-423-3500
“Cai Guoiang: I Want to
Believe” now-May 30: Retrospective
surveys the artist’s
innovative body of work.
LINCOLN CENTER FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS,
873-746-0091
32nd Annual American Crafts
Festival June 7-8 and 14-15:
Juried selection of 125 fine craft
artists.
MADISON AVENUE,
212-861-2055
Madison Avenue Gallery Walk
2008 May 10: More than 50
prestigious galleries will host the
first Madison Avenue art walk.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
OF ART, 212-535-7710
“Jeff Koons on the Roof”
now-Oct. 26: Installation of meticulously
crafted sculpture.
THE MORGAN LIBRARY &
MUSEUM, 212-685-0008
“Philip Guston: Works on
Paper” May 2-Aug. 31: First retrospective
of Guston’s drawings
in 20 years.
MUSEUM OF MODERN
ART, 212-708-9400
Contemporary Art from MOMA’s
Collections
now-July 28:
Features paintings, sculptures,
prints, drawings, photographs
and mixed media from 1970 to
the present.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF WOMEN ARTISTS
GALLERY, 212-675-1616
Eileen Serwer now-May 15:
Selected works by the N.A.W.A.
member. The N.A.W.A. 119th
Annual Exhibition May 20-June
19: Small works in all categories.
SEVENTH REGIMENT
ARMORY, 800-563-7632
SOFA New York
May 29-June
1: A premier art exposition of
masterworks from around the
world bridging the decorative and
fine arts.
TAMA GALLERY,
212-566-7030
“The Biggest Seed Fruit Nut
in the World: On Coconuts
and Housing” now-June 30:
New digital media by Laurel
Beckman.
WHITNEY MUSEUM
OF AMERICAN ART,
800-WHITNEY
Whitney Biennial now-June 1:
Featuring the work of 81 artists
complemented by performances,
temporary installations, events
and other public programs.
“Buckminster Fuller: Starting
with the Universe” June
26-Sept. 21: Explores the visionary
American inventor.
POUGHKEEPSIE
FRANCES LEHMAN
LOEB ART CENTER,
845-437-5632
“Out of Shape: Stylistic Distortions
of the Human Form
in Art from the Logan Collection”
now-June 8: Presents 35
works on paper.
RHINEBECK
DUTCHESS COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS,
845-876-4001
Crafts at Rhinebeck June
21-22: The event attracts more
than 250 high-end artists working
in all mediums to sell their work
to the public and raise awareness
of fine craft.
QUEENS
NEW YORK HALL OF
SCIENCE, 212-675-1616
“Art Envisions Science” May
17-July 13: Works on paper
presented by the National Association
of Women Artists.
SYRACUSE
EVERSON MUSEUM OF
ART, 315-474-6064
“Paper Art in the Low Countries:
1600-1800” now-May 25:
Consists of 35 noteworthy examples.
“The Object and Beyond:
2008 Everson Biennial” June
14-Aug. 24: Presenting everything
from paintings and drawings to
video and sound art.
ASHEVILLE
ASHEVILLE ART MUSEUM,
828-253-3227
“Time Is of the Essence:
Contemporary Landscape Art”
now-June 22: A look at artists
who explore the intersections
between time and space.
THE BENDER GALLERY,
866-933-5530
“Introspective Celebration”
May 1-June 30: New work by
three artists.
“Focus” May
1-July 31: New work by Martin
Kremer.
CHAPEL HILL
DOWNTOWN CHAPEL HILL,
919-967-0402
2nd Friday ArtWalk
May 9 and
June 13: Featuring more than 20
venues in Chapel Hill, Carrboro,
University Mall, Southern Village
and Meadowmont.
CHARLOTTE
MINT MUSEUM OF ART,
704-337-2000
“The Brilliant Period of
American Cut Glass” now-Aug.
17: Luxury cut glass trays, bowls,
vases, stemware and more.
MINT MUSEUM OF CRAFT
+ DESIGN, 704-337-2000
“White Light: Glass Compositions
by Daniel Clayman”
now-May 25: Seven original glass
pieces.
“Masters of Disguise”
now-July 20: Fresh look at
work that illustrates the art of
concealment.
RED SKY GALLERY,
704-377-6400
Jackie Braitman now-June 11:
Sculptural and high relief wall art
by the glass artist and architectural
designer.
“Teapots Across
America: A Juried Exhibition”
June 13-Aug. 13: Fourth annual
exhibition featuring national ceramic
artists.
CREEDMOOR
CEDAR CREEK GALLERY,
919-528-1041
Cedar Creek Gallery National
Teapot Show VII
June 6-Sept.
7: Features more than 200
teapots by 150 American crafts
artists.
DURHAM
NASHER MUSEUM OF ART
AT DUKE UNIVERSITY,
919-684-5135
“Barkley L. Hendricks: Birth
of Cool” now-July 13: First
career retrospective of the artist,
featuring portraits.
HENDERSONVILLE
WICKWIRE FINE ART/FOLK
ART, 828-692-6222
Kelly Welch May 2-4: Painting
demonstration and reception.
Jane Todd Butcher June 6-8:
Painting demonstration and
reception.
HIGHLANDS
THE BASCOM,
828-526-4949
“Dovetail and Nail, Southern
Furniture” May 10-June 12:
Exhibit of furniture by regional
craftsmen.
“Middle of Nowhere”
June 21-July 12: Visual
music, landscapes that don’t
exist, and more.
PENLAND
PENLAND SCHOOL
OF CRAFTS GALLERY,
828-756-7389
“New 2008” now-May 18: Work
by new instructors.
“Either Side
of the Skin” May 27-July 20:
Work inspired by or responding
to the human body.
SEAGROVE
NORTH CAROLINA
POTTERY CENTER,
336-873-8430
Contemporary Pottery from
North Carolina’s American
Indian Communities May
2-Aug. 30.
SPRUCE PINE
MITCHELL AND YANCEY
COUNTIES, 828-682-7215
Toe River Studio Tour
June
14-15: Open studio tour of more
than 100 artists and craftspeople.
WEAVERVILLE
SPECTRUM ART GALLERY,
888-256-2323
Second Friday Open House
and Wine Tasting
May 9 and
June 13: New work by gallery
artists.
FARGO
PLAINS ART MUSEUM,
701-232-3821
“ArtView: Watercolors by
Caroline A. Doucette” now-May
18.
“Rodin: A Magnificent Obsession”
now-July 13: Featuring
more than 60 bronzes.
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