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Jae Ko Sculpture included in a group exhibition exploring material possibilities at The Phillips Collection: POUR, TEAR, CARVE March 18 — May 14, 2023 Jae Ko: artist talk, April 20, 6:30pm, artist workshop, April 22, 2:00pm The Phillips Collection 1600 21st Street, NW Washington, DC |
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Kathleen Kucka Solo Exhibition "Material Way – A 20 Year Survey" September 19 — October 25, 2019 J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program Gallery 333 2nd Street Columbus, Indiana Indiana University, Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design |
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Jae Ko Force of Nature "FLOW" 2019 rolled paper, approx. 20 x 40 feet A site specific installation in "Made in Illusion", Time Museum, Beijing, China on view through October 7, 2019 9-2019 |
Texas, New Jersey, Washington, DC and Shanghai, China |
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Susan Eder "ARTECH" at Barry Gallery, Marymount University, Arlington, VA On view through February 24, 2019 Several of Susan Eder's orchid photos are currently in a three person exhibition at Marymount University. Barry Gallery Presents: ARTECH 2-2019 |
Susan Eder works |
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Kitty Klaidman "Hidden Memories", 1991, acrylic, paper, aluminum Included in "Anne Frank, Holocaust Diaries" The Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, Moscow, Russia January 29 - April 1, 2019 1-2019 |
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Jae Ko Force of Nature "FLOW" 2019, rolled paper, 12 x 70 feet A site specific installation in "WAVE LENGTH", Chengdu MOCA, Chengdu, China on view through March 20, 2019 1-2019 |
Texas, New Jersey, Washington, DC and Shanghai, China |
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Jae Ko Force of Nature "FLOW" 2018, rolled paper, 20 x 33 feet A site specific installation in the group exhibition "RE-SET", Powerlong Museum, Shanghai, China on view through October 8, 2018 7-2018 |
Texas, New Jersey and Washington, DC |
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Aline Feldman It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Aline Feldman, at age 90, on June 18, 2018. She was an immensely talented printmaker and a dear friend of the gallery. 6-2018 |
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Jae Ko "Escalante" 2018, rolled paper Recently completed commission for Facebook's permanent art collection, installed in their new Washington, DC headquarters. 6-2018 |
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Gene Davis Seven symbol paintings by Gene Davis are currently on view at The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC in the exhibition "Ten Americans: After Paul Klee" through May 8, 2018. The exhibition was organized by Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland and The Phillips Collection. |
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William T. Wiley William T. Wiley's "Canjo", 1971, mixed media, is currently on view at the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, in the exhibition "Outliers and Amercian Vanguard Art", from January 28 - March 13, 2018. The exhibition then travels to the High Museum of Art, Atlanta and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. |
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Athena Tacha "Visualizing the Universe, Athena Tacha's Proposals for Public Art Commissions 1972-2012" This new book offers a unique insight into the complexities of public art competitions in America by focusing on one of its pioneers, Athena Tacha. (available through the gallery and on Amazon) |
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Nancy Wolf It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear friend, the artist and critic Nancy Wolf. Nancy died in her studio in New York on June 30, 2017 at age 74. A memorial gathering was held in October. |
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Marsha Mateyka Gallery The 10 Best Contemporary Art Spaces In Washington DC The gallery is included in this Culture Trip compilation by Graziano Scaldaferri. |
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Craig Michael Meklir -- A recent blog post about the gallery. |
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8 Women The Washington Post Review, by Mark Jenkins, "In the galleries: 'A Homage to Hillary' is repurposed" |
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Gene Davis Gene Davis: Hot Beat At the Smithsonian American Art Museum, on view November 18--April 22, 2017. An exhibition of the artist's classic stripe paintings selected from the museum's collection. The Marsha Mateyka Gallery has represented the Estate of Gene Davis since 1997. |
Click image to see available works. |
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Stephen Talasnik Stephen Talasnik's site specific sculpture, "Pioneer" at the Tippet Rise Arts Center in Fishtail, Montana is the subject of a new short film, "Pioneer: Stephen Talasnik" that had its premiere on the opening night of the Architecture and Design Film Festival in New York. The film traces the development of this sculpture from concept to completion. |
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Stephen Talasnik's newest permanent, site-specific sculpture is "Pioneer", a cedar structure rising 35 feet in the air, with a footprint of 45 x 35 feet at the base. The "exterior infrastructure" supports 3 habitable rooms or "seeds". It was engineered by Arup engineers and built by Gunnstock Timber Frame of Powell, Wyoming. It is located at the new Tippet Rise Art Center, in Fishtail, Montana. Open through September 25, 2016. 
photo: Erik Pedersen |
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Jae Ko Force of Nature - Flow  A site specific installation, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston on view June 18 - September 18, 2016 Houston Chronicle Review Arts & Theater, July 1, 2016 “Artist Jae Ko: This is how she rolls” By Molly Glentzer |
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Kitty Klaidman The Washington Post Review, by Mark Jenkins, of "Kitty Klaidman: A 30 Year Survey" |
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Kitty Klaidman Where Magazine Recommendation (WhereTraveler.com/Washington-DC) Things to Do Right Now in Washington, D.C. Lisa Fabis ON 01/21/16, UPDATED 05/20/16 Beyond politicos and power lunches, Washington, D.C. bustles with inventive fare, artsy enclaves and monumental experiences for all ages. With endless options to choose from, start here to plan the perfect outing in the nation’s capital. May 14-June 25 Power of Place:
Kitty Klaidman’s current exhibition
at Marsha Mateyka Gallery covers 30 years and
seven series of site-related paintings. The works range from naturalistic landscapes to
wall-spanning abstractions inspired by a visit to Canada’s idyllic Salt Spring Island.
Klaidman credits her imaginative environments and close observation of nature to a
peripatetic life. Dark forests evoke her Slovakian family’s escape from the Nazis,
interiors her family’s hiding places until the war’s end. Since that childhood, she has
lived in Israel, France, Spain and, since 1953, mostly the U.S., showing her work
internationally in museums and galleries. Traditional landscapes aim to freeze a
postcard moment in time, but Klaidman’s paintings, tracked across three decades,
provide an evolution of the artist’s palette and personal aesthetic, her shifts of
experience and invested feeling. Thurs.-Sat. 11am-5 pm. 2012 R St NW. –Jean Lawlor Cohen
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Athena Tacha The Washington Post Review, by Mark Jenkins, of "Athena Tacha: Shapes of Fluidity, photo-environments and sculpture" |