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Disasters, Republican Landscapes and New Forms SCULPTURE AND PRINTS BY ED SMITH October 10 - Nov 8, 2008
To view more artwork from the exhibition, click on image. For additional information about "Disasters, Republican Landscapes and New Forms", contact Robert Steele or Michael Kodysz at 212.243.0165 or info@robertsteelegallery.com
Spring show at BCB ART, Hudson, NY features work by Ed Smith and Joy Taylor Opening Reception May 24, 6-9 From May 24 through June 29, 2008,
BCB ART will present two exhibitions: The Labors of Hercules, new work by ED SMITH. Ed Smithıs The Labors of Hercules is a grouping of bronze sculptures and larger drawings. The images presented reflect fleeting images and remembrances of stories from Ancient Greece, most notably the Stymphalian Birds, the Augean Stables, and the Nemean Lion. This series of work recounts not only t On exhibit are a group of sculptures and charcoal drawings which capture this struggle. Ed Smith is a Guggenheim Fellow in Sculpture and Drawing. His work is represented in public and private collections in the United States and abroad. These include The British Museum, The Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp Belgium, Ministry of the Flemish Community, The Hood Museum, the Davis Museum, Yale University and many more. He has over 30 one person exhibitions and innumerable group exhibitions which include, the Queens Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Hillwood Art Museum, Caversham Press South Africa, Fleming Museum, Schenectady Museum, The Albright Knox Museum, the Albrecht-Kemper Museum and many others. His work has been written about and reviewed in the New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, The Baltimore Evening Sun, Art News, the Miami Herald, The Albany Times Union, Giornale DellıArte, San Francisco Examiner, Art New England and many others. Currently Professor of Art at Marist College, Ed Smith has been a Visiting Artist, Lecturer, Artistin-Residence, Professor and Distinguished Visiting Artist at American University, Bennington College, Bard College, Brandies University, Boston University, Clark University, Dartmouth College, Dia Art Center, Kansas State University, Lacoste School of the Arts in France, New York Studio School, Parsons School of Art, Pratt Institute, Swathmore College, School of Visual Arts, Trumbull College, Yale University, University of New Hampshire, University of Pennsylvania, Vermont Studio Center, and many, many others. Awards and honors include awards for Teaching Excellence, National Foundation for the Advancement in the Arts, Teaching Excellence Marist College, Ford Foundation Grant, First Alternate Prix de Rome, Fulbright Award, Associate Fellow Trumbull College, Yale University, NY State Council on the Arts and others.
March 2008 Van Brunt Gallery 460 Main Street Beacon NY 12508-3306 845-838-2995 |
