CURRENT EXHIBITION
On.the Edge
Nov 13–Dec 20
Nov 13–Dec 20
On the Edge—juried by Denise Markonish, MASS MoCA museum curator
Former School of the Museum of Fine Arts professors’ work—drawings and paintings
OPENING RECEPTION, November 13, 6–8PM
Sponsored by: The Frame Center • Panopticon Imaging Inc.
Sunday, Dec 6, 1:00 pm Gallery Talk with On the Edge Artists:
Sean Hovendick, Judy Bergman Hochberg, Lisa Goren, Peter Thibeault, Kate Holcomb Hale, Catherine Bertulli, Colin Moore
To hear Lisa Goren's talk, click here.
To hear Catherine Bertulli's talk, click here.
To hear Kate Holcomb Hale's talk, click here.
To hear Judy Bergman Hochberg's talk, click here.
To hear Sean Hovendick's talk, click here.
Prizes & Juror Comments, click here
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Peter Anthony Wendy Hale Jacqui Hawk
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Rebecca Hayes
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Peter Anthony Shute photography, 24 x 36 in $400 |
Michael Aucoin Obscure Proposal drawing, 17 x 11 in $475
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Kevin Belanger Nantasket #1 photography, 22 x 30 in $500
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Christine Beneman High Line 1 printmaking, 30 x 22 in $800 |
Judy Bergman Hochberg Oracle #2 printmaking, 10.5 x 17 in $350
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Catherine Bertulli Aunt Yo oil painting, 46 x 40 in $6,600
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Catherine Bertulli Mom's Anger oil painting, 46 x 44 in $8,000
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Sally Bousquet Stranded photography, 19 x 13 in $400
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Sue Bryan Edgeland IV drawing, 4 x 4 in $550
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Zhanna Cantor Portrait of an Officer oil painting, 24 x 24 in $2,200
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Renee Caouette Devon oil painting, 36 x 24 in $800
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photography, 16 x 16 in $300
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Donna DeLone By the Sea photography, 16 x 16 in $300
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Brian Dubina Off the Grid mixed media, 49 x 16.75 x in $4,200
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Eleanor Elkin Noose mixed media, 15 x 12 in $200
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Robin Gibson The Still Point mixed media, 40 x 56 in $1,500
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Tanya Fletcher Shade I oil painting, 12 x 24 in $850
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Tanya Fletcher Shade II oil painting, 12 x 24 in $850
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Tanya Fletcher Shade III oil painting, 12 x 24 in $850
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Mack Gingles Sweetgum Quarters drawing, 9 x 16.5 $1,500
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Lisa Goren Hurley Glacier 2, Antarctica watercolor, 34 x 7 in $1,200
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Julie Greenberg Edge 2 mixed media, 12 x 12 in $185
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photography, 10 x 15 in $400
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Wendy Hale Viewing Art at MOMA watercolor, 21 x 29 in $3,500
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Ethan Hamby Secret Keepers ceramics, 30 x 60 in $1,800
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Jacqui Hawk Within These Walls 36 x 24 in $1,400
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Rebecca Hayes Soaring photography, 11 x 9 in $300
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Sara Holbrook Panic Attack! photography, 16 x 19 in $450
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Kate Holcomb Hale He asked for a pair of scissors and pointed to these. drawing, 92 x 54 in $1,050
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Sean Hovendick Untitled_276 (Mine), Undetermined Measurments series photography, 20 x 30 in $700
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Sean Hovendick Untitled_288 (Ferns), Undetermined Measurements series photography, 20 x 30 in $700
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Kata Hull Illumination mixed media, 30 x s19.75 in $2,500
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Wilson Hunt Untitled oil painting, 26 x 20 in $700
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Tricia Kaman On the Chaise oil painting, 36 x 36 in $2,500
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Kay Kopper Standing on the Edge drawing, 23 x 20 in $3,000
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Colin Moore Affect sculpture, 46 x 11 in $32,000 |
Anthony Lazorko Crossroads drawing, 14 x 23 in $650
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Bonita LeFlore Dakota Blues mixed media, 25 x 37 in $900
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Judith Montminy Waiting for The Elevator photography, 14 x 11 in $450
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Thomas Morin Rounds I photography, 5 x 6.5 in $400
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Selena Nawrocki Facets Square mixed media, 32 x 32 in $300
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Thomas Pickarski Summer Rain photography, 8 x 14 in $490
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oil painting, 24 x 36 in $6,800
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mixed media, 12.5 x 13.75 in $1,600
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Tony Schwartz On the Edge of the Sea Ice I phogography, 33 x 27 in $750
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Wenda Shelter Bridge Jumping in the Rain oil painting, 16 x 30 in $1,600
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 Peter Thibeault Wagon: the Tale drawing, 13 x 17.63 in $4,000
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Tim Waite magnetic photography, 25 x 9.75 in $800
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Annemarie Whilton Drifting Away oil painting, 29.5 x 20 in $600
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Annemarie Whilton Delay Action drawing, 6.22 x 3 in $850
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Stephanie Grenadier Under Pressure
uror Comments—Denise Markonish
1st Place
Annemarie Whilton Drifting Away—Throughout the jurying process I kept coming back to this painting. The surreality of the figures stands out, as does the existential subtext, signaling how humans block each other off. I also find the looseness with which this work is painted very effective.
2nd Place
Kate Holcomb Hale He Asked For a Pair of Scissors and Pointed to These—I was impressed with the ambition of this piece and the artist’s desire to engage with space. This work subverts traditions of drawing and painting and allows us to see how material can merge with architecture.
3rd Place
Colin Moore Affect—Traditional figurative sculpture can be a tricky terrain, I appreciate this artist’s obvious skill but also their willingness to go with a non-traditional pose. The gesture of the shrugging, nonplussed girl is a great monument to teenagerdom.
Awards of Merit
Donna DeLone By the Sea— I like the humor in this piece and the fact that it surprises you. When I first looked at it, I focused on the rocks, ocean and seaweed, until I scanned the scene and saw the unexpected. The placid doll in the corner, covered in seaweed, at once darkly buried and playing a coy game of hide and seek.
Eleanor Elkin noose—The dark humor in this piece kept me coming back to it. I appreciate the craft involved in the hand weaving here and how the noose imagery is counter to what one expects t find.
Wilson Hunt Untitled—There is such a great energy in this painting and I like the way the artist combined a color palate full of bright colors and contrasting neutrals along with exuberant gestural moments.
Tanya Fletcher Shade I, II, III—The delicacy of these drawings is quite beautiful and the use of silver leaf gives these drawings a luminosity that plays off the close cropping of the figure, and the presence of the wood grain.
Images above: Drifting Away, Annemarie Whilton, Off the Grid, Brian Dubina, Secret Keepers, Ethan Hawk, Hurley Glacier 2, Antarctica, Lisa Goren
Dillon Gallery: Small Works—SSAC Gallery Artists