History of News, 95 ... The Williams Gallery

History of Events from 1995, The Williams Gallery


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Contemporary Classics

New work by Joanne Augustine, Tom George, Margaret K. Johnson and Gar Waterman:

Interpretations of classical subjects by four renowned American artists.

 
Where: The Williams Gallery, Princeton N.J.

When:  November 18 - December 16, 1995
       Opening Reception:  Saturday Nov. 18,  4:00-6:00 PM
       Gallery hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 - 5:00.
About the artists:
Joanne Augustine is a highly honored watercolorist whose naturalistic floral paintings have enchanted viewers for both their technique and atmospheric qualities.

Thomas George: Internationally recognized artist Thomas George has created a series of extraordinarily beautiful watercolors and pastels of anemones, a favorite subject for Matisse, Emil Nolde, and Redon as well.

Margaret K. Johnson: Two series of collagraph prints are presented: "The Absurd Dream Series" which creates a delicious visual world in each print that transcends the gastronomic aspect of the subject matter (dessert, apple, watermelon), and a "Small Print Series" which expresses the collagraph medium through impressions of old buildings, walls and inscriptions.

Gar Watermans's meticulously executed sculpture is based on his exploration of organic form. His work in marble, bronze and wood examines the intricate dynamic of texture, shape and color that exists in nature.


The Loesser Legacy - Art works of Hannah Loesser and her father, Frank

Where:70th Art Gallery, N.Y.C.

When:November 7th thru December

Hannah's aritist page has just been added to the gallery catalog featuring most of her works. The showing, the first exhibition of Hannah Loesser's paintings in New York City and the first time Frank Loesser's art work has ever been seen in New York, will begin Tuesday, November 7th, and will continue for three weeks through Saturday, November 25th....(This show has now been extended into December). There will be a special Opening Reception November 7th from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ms. Loesser's work consists of oils, pastels and mixed media with subjects ranging from somber, ghostly landscapes to portraits of favorite rock stars and film greats.


Windows of the Past and Future - Uri Dotan

This exhibit features a cross-section of works by the artist, spanning a three year time period. Portions of the show as well as additional images are shown here on the
Dotan's Portfolio page.

Where:The Williams Gallery, Princeton N.J.

When: Tuesday, October 17th to Saturday, November 11th 1995. Opening: Tuesday October 17


Siggraph '95, Los Angeles Convention Center

The Williams Gallery of Princeton will be distributing this press release at Siggraph '95, Los Angeles Convention Center, August 7-11, 1995.

WHAT:
THE WILLIAMS GALLERY OFFERS WORK OF TOP RANKING DIGITAL ARTISTS ON WORLD WIDE WEB....

WHERE:
CONTACT AT SIGGRAPH:
Mary Lou Bock, Williams Gallery Director,
Ma Maison Sofitel, (310) 278-5444, Aug. 7-11

Text from Siggraph press release:
The Williams Gallery of Princeton, New Jersey, one of the leading exhibitors of digital electronic art in the U.S., now offers the work of the foremost artists in the medium for view and purchase via the World Wide Web.


Artists in Residence

WHO:
THE WILLIAMS GALLERY

WHAT:
ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE: A SUMMER SALON SHOW FEATURING GALLERY ARTISTS, AND, NEW TO THE GALLERY: JOANNE AUGUSTINE, JEANETTE GRAVATT AND STEVE HOLZER

WHEN:
Tuesday, July 11 - Saturday, August 5, 1995
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

About the Artists:

JOANNE AUGUSTINE is a highly honored watercolorist whose naturalistic floral paintings have enchanted viewers for both their technique and atmospheric qualities.

JEANETTE GRAVATT's realistic oil paintings of everyday objects transcend the commonplace through deft manipulation of rich hues, deep shadow, and contrasting textures.

STEVE HOLZER's abstract silkscreen images are derived from Mandelbrot Sets manipulated with a computer.


We're Online, June 1995

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We are just getting started. We will be adding new artists and other interesting things in the next few weeks

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