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2011-2012 Exhibitions

What We Do:

The heart of Ceres is the exhibition season consisting of solo exhibitions and curated group shows. In addition to its function as a gallery and community network for women artists, Ceres presents a wide range of performances in such areas as music, poetry, and dance. Performance and gallery artists collaborate to curate programs for the season providing an important dialog between different disciplines within the New York community.

If you are interested in becoming a gallery artist of Ceres, a membership application is available by clicking here.


September 6 - October 1, 2011

Aryn Chapman
Alternate Selves
Alternate Selves is a biographic exhibition about perceptions of self, the paths where my choices have led and imaginings of what might have been had other choices been made.

Sara Conklin
Family Portraits

Family Portraits explores the universal language of the family unit and the dynamics of familial relationships and birth order. These oil on panel images are based on family photos documenting holidays, daily life and moments in time.


October 4 - 29, 2011

Cristina Biaggi
New Work

Jane Stevens
Points of Departure

Stevens exhibits color photographs of departure points for a visual journey. The visual documents of objects and moments capture a beginning point where an expedition is launched.


November 1- November 26, 2011

Elizabeth R. Weiner-Cohen
Mother Lore

This is the third show in which Cohen explores the universals of her doll creation’s culture. The mixed media work portrays the spiritual and religious life of the dolls.

Anne Mondro
Introspective Gestures

Introspective Gestures explores the emotional and physical complexities of the body and our relationship to each other as human beings.


November 29 to December 31, 2011

Exposure
A unique, rotating exhibition of multiple, one-week, one-person shows bringing the personal vision of a diverse group of artists to Chelsea audiences.

Application is available by clicking here.


January 3 - January 28, 2012

Ceres Members Group Show

Nancy Kahlow-Curtis
Sacred Perspective
As the knowledge of our species expands the mystery of our existence deepens. I paint my visions and my dreams as an act of exploration into the mystery of being.


January 31 - February 25, 2012

Carlyle Chadruc
New Work

Regina Walker
New Work

Amee J. Pollack & Laurie Spitz
The Inheritance
As book artists, our one-of-a-kind constructions use drawers, flaps and movables to invite the viewer to discover for themselves the printed stories and commentary hidden within. These “sculptural stories” explore women’s legacies – from the pioneers
of the Suffrage Movement to the homemaker of the Feminine Mystique and the modern woman of today.


February 28 - March 24, 2012

Carol Goebel
Projectiles

Clay sculpture that juts out abruptly from the wall or up from a solid surface. Mottled and subtle glazing is juxtaposed with projectile energy thrusting out and up..

Annette R. Lieberman
Streams-of-consciousness

Drawing on my photographs of streams flowing into the Esopus Creek in the Catskill Park, I, use my photographs as artist and psychoanalyst, modestly attempt to map the collective unconscious. Actual work is mixed media on gelatin silver metallic paper.


March 27 - April 21, 2012

Christine Mottau
Imaginari Floreo

New work in and on paper.

Masayo Nishimura
Recollections vol.2; Tokyo, June 2011

Photography

This exhibition features Nishimura’s color photographs of various passers-by captured on busy Tokyo streets. With her spontaneous style that often freezes moments in time, the artist is able to transform an everyday scene into a unique expression, allowing the viewers to interpret as they see fit.
All the shots are taken with a 35 mm film camera and hand-printed by the artist on her final stock of Kodak paper.


April 24 - May 19, 2012

Michelle Stone
A garden grue-some heads, shadows and creatures

Painted sculptures and reliefs covered with textured, painted, and surface skin crawl the walls and floor, creating a densely populated menagerie of creatures, their fragments and remains.

Gabrielle Rossmer
Sculpture, 2012

Using figures as tactile embodiments of movement, relationship and direction, Gabrielle Rossmer continues her exploration of materials and scale.


May 22 - June 16, 2012

10th National Juried Show
Juror, Samantha Ripner is Curator, Department of Drawings and Prints at the Metropolitan Museum,
NYC.


June 19 - July 14, 2012

Kathlene Tracy
Being
In large scale charcoal drawings, the artist captures the permanency of all living things and the exchange between nature and humans through< figurative renderings of trees. Each line and stroke of charcoal meticulously fuses to embody the emotions behind each of the tree’s existence asking for identification from the viewer and a deeper exploration of how all beings are interconnected.

Micaela de Vivero
There is always a part of sky to soar
There is always a part of sky to soar Micaela de Vivero creates stunning, thought provoking installations combining materials, forms, space and light. Her installations explore feminist and post-colonial issues.


July 17 - August 11, 2012

20th Friends’ Exhibition
A group show of “ARTIST FRIENDS” who help support Ceres Gallery and it’s mission


August 14- September 3, 2012

Closed

2012 - 2013 Season opens Sept. 4, 2012
With work by Madelon Jones & Minako Ito


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