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4th Annual National Cup Show
Opening Reception
Saturday, September 1st, 5:30 – 7:30 pm
at Barrett ClayWorks, 485 Main Street,
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Exhibition Dates: September 1st – October 6th
Cup #1: Rhinoceros Rhyton by Peggy Albers,
Decatur, Georgia;
Stoneware, Porcelain Shino, Gas-Fired Cone 10 Oak Stand,
hand turned by Greg Scholes
Cup #2:
Red Gastropod Cup by Tony Wright, Mobile, Alabama;Stoneware, Cone 10 Reducation Glaze
Cup #3: Mug by Haakon Lenzi, New York, New York; Porcelain, Colored Slip, Underglaze, Cone 6 Oxidation
Ceramics Exhibition
JUROR: Kala Stein, Guest Curator at the Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art and
Instructor in Ceramics at New York State College of Ceramics
at Alfred University
Exhibiting Artists
Peggy Albers ~ Amanada Barr ~ HP Bloomer IV ~ Gow Hwei (Ray) Chen
Mitzi Davis ~ Kevin Foy ~ Yoshi Fujii ~ Margret Haden ~ Gretchen Kriner
Haakon Lenzi ~Ted Neal ~ Wayne Smith ~ Tony Wright
Caleb Zouhary
The National Cup Show is an exhibit that highlights the many diverse interpretations of the cup. Both functional and sculptural, this utilitarian object has been part of daily life for centuries. This event helps to promote contemporary ceramic artists locally and nationally to celebrate the creativity and endless interpretations of the simple form: a cup.
Entries from all participating artists can be viewed on our facebook page at:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dutchess-County-Art-Association-Barrett-Art-Center/180889541949259
For more information, call (845) 471-2550
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Dutchess County Art Association /Barrett Art Center is pleased to announce
Photowork 2012
25th Annual National Juried Photography Exhibition
JUROR: Susan Thompson, Curatorial Assistant at the
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY
Exhibition Dates: May 12 – July 7, 2012
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12, 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Barrett Art Center Galleries, 55 Noxon Street, Poughkeepsie
Close to 1,000 entries were received for our juror’s consideration.
Juror, Susan Thompson of the Guggenheim Museum,
selected 80 entries for this year’s exhibition.
Congratulations to the following artists who were
selected for this year’s Photowork exhibition!
Sarah Blodgett – Ithaca, New York
David Borenstein – Milan, New York
Terry Bright – Greenville, South Carolina
Val Brinkerhoff – Elk Ridge, Utah
Sasha Bush – New Paltz, New York
Mike Callahan – San Francisco, California
Mima Cataldo – Petaluma, California
Sandra Chen Weinstein – Lake Forest, California
Dennis Church – Bonita Springs, Florida
Patrick Cicalo – North Salem, New York
A.M. Clark – Weymouth, Massachusetts
Nelson Conde – Wappingers Falls, New York
Ian Creitz – Cambridge, New York
David Curtis – Poughkeepsie, New York
Avery Danziger – Sharon, Connecticut
Lisa Dellwo – Millbrook, New York
Nicholas Fedak – Burbank, California
Fred Fisher – Marietta, Georgia
Brad Forsythe – Haiku, Hawaii
Suzanne Gonsalez-Smith – Grand Forks, North Dakota
Danielle Grant – New York, New York
Annekathrin Hansen – Anchorage, Alaska
Emma Hanson – Saratoga Springs, New York
David Hebb – Phoenicia, New York
Liza Hennessey Botkin – Studio City, California
Thomas Jackson – Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Arnold Kastenbaum – Mamaroneck, New York
Daniel Kaufmann – Huntington, West Virginia
George Koury – Olivebridge, New York
Bruce Laird – Port Washington, New York
Stuart Levine – Brooklyn, New York
Jessie Liebman – New York, New York
Eric Lindbloom – Poughkeepsie, New York
Mark Lyon – Marlboro, New York
Bill Maile – Forest City, Pennsylvania
John Martino – Brighton, Massachusetts
Andrew Miller – Fort Myers, Florida
Lee Musgrave – High Prairie, Washington
Feza Oktay – Poughkeepsie, New York
Allen Palmer – Newton Highlands, Massachusetts
Megan Parker – Wappingers Falls, New York
Christophe Piallat – Brooklyn, New York
Donna Pinckley – Little Rock, Arkansas
Ed Portis – Corpus Christi, Texas
Matthew Rahner – Columbia, Missouri
Eric Saunders – Pittsboro, North Carolina
Orie Shafer – West Lafayette, Indiana
Tim Shaffer – Fort Plain, New York
D.B. Stovall – Rockville, Maryland
Peter Tilgner – Tenafly, New Jersey
Brian Titone – Golden, Colorado
Eric Tomberlin – Weaverville, North Carolina
Kara Wood – Oakland, California
Photowork is a premier regional exhibition of new photographic images. The show is visited by art appreciators from a five-county area including New York City. As a national juried show, this exhibition brings together photographers from across the country with artists from over 30 states represented each year.
The spirit of the show is a juxtaposition of traditional styles and cutting edge images celebrating the photograph both as FINE ART and as SOCIAL COMMENTARY. Winners in the past have included traditional 35mm photographs, silver gelatin prints, digital prints and even pinhole camera pictures! Cash prizes are awarded.
About the juror
Susan Thompson lives in New York and works as a Curatorial Research Assistant at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in addition to developing her own independent curatorial projects. She received her Masters degree in Modern Art, Curatorial and Critical Studies from Columbia University and was the recipient of the 2009-2010 Hilla Rebay Fellowship from the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.
Click here for article in Roll Magazine
Prospectus
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New Directions 2012
27th Annual National Juried Contemporary Art Exhibition
Juror: Susan Cross, Curator, Mass MoCA, North Adams, MA
January 21st-March 9, 2012
at the Barrett Art Center
55 Noxon Street, Poughkeepsie, NY
Conratulations to the 35 selected artists!
John Asaro – Ventura, CA
Howard Barlow – Ellenburg, WA
Courtland Blade – Indianapolis, IN
Jeff Briggs – Boston, MA
Yvonne Buchanan – Syracuse, NY
Sasha Bush – Poughkeepsie, NY
Aric Calfee – Stanhope, NJ
Jeannie Choe – Leonia, NJ
Frank D’Astolfo – Willow, NY
Tracy Deer – Jersey City, NJ
Andrew Edwards – New York, NY
Don Haggerty – Seattle, WA
Mark Hedengren – Provo, UT
Liz Innvar – Brooklyn, NY
Gjon Izano – Summit, NJ
Shreepad Joglekar – Manhattan, KS
Karen Krieger – Needham, MA
Joan Lesikin – Pine Bush, NY
Harriet Livathinos – Woodstock, NY
Susan Lyman – Springfield, MO
Basha Maryanska – Beacon, NY
Claudine Metrick – Stoughton, MA
John Harlan Norris – Jonesboro, AR
Jim Pearson – Lawrenceville, IL
Steve Rude – Ventura, CA
Manju Shandler-Estrin – Brooklyn, NY
William Stoehr – Boulder, CO
Brad Story – Essex, MA
Doug Tausik – Ventura, CA
Nathan Taves – Columbia City, IN
Kimberly Thurston – Chicago, IL
Tony Toscani – Brooklyn, NY
David Welch – Edgartown, MA
Aran Winterbottom – Bedford, NY
Deborah Zlotsky – Delmar, NY
About the juror:
Susan Cross has been Curator at MASS MoCA since 2005. Prior to that, she spent 10 years at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC, where she organized The Eye of the Storm: works in situ by Daniel Buren. Other major shows that she curated during her time there include Bruce Nauman: Theaters of Experience for Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin, and The Hugo Boss Prize 2002: Pierre Huyghe. Cross earned her BA from the University of Virginia and is a graduate of the Williams College Graduate Frogram in Art History at the Clark.
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Dutchess County Art Association /Barrett Clay Works is pleased to announce:
The 3rd Annual National Juried Cup Show
September 24th - December 17th 2011
at Barrett Clay Works, 485 Main Street, Poughkeepsie
Opening Reception
Saturday, September 24, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Awards announced at 7:00 pm
Juror: Adam Welch, Director of Greenwich House Pottery
Please click here for a list of selected artists
Click here to view the exhibit
The Barrett Clay Works National Cup Show focuses on interpretations of a utilitarian object both functional and sculptural that has been part of daily life for centuries. The event celebrates the creativity of contemporary ceramic artists through their interpretations of this simple form.
The exhibition's juror, Adam Welch, Director of Greenwich House Pottery, says "The field of contemporary ceramics is fertile ground - I cannot think of a time when ceramic practice has been as diverse or wide ranging. There is vast experimentation. From installation, site specific, interventionist, performance, mixed media, happenings, sculpture, vessels, and pottery, nothing appears to be too much or too little. And artists are taking risks, not just accepting what is offered up from the canon. It's an exciting time to be
involved and everyone is getting involved."
Barrett Clay Works instructor and the show's curator, Eileen Sackman adds "Entries
in the show this year represent the great diversity of approaches Welch has noted. Some
employ relatively new techniques for ceramics, such as screen-printing and linoleum cuts.
Others result from traditional techniques such as soda and wood-firing. It's exciting to see
many of the techniques we teach here at Barrett Clay Works implemented by professional
artists to create such beautiful and innovative works."
Barrett Clay Works offers a wide range of ceramics classes for all ages including many for young people.
Eileen Sackman teaches classes in Basic and Intermediate Wheel Throwing, Alternative Firing,
and Salt-Firing. Some of her work, as well as work by other instructors and students, will be on
display at the Clay Works during the National Cup Show's run.
The full Barrett School of Art
catalog, which includes information on courses taught at the Clay Works as well as the Barrett Art Center and offsite, is available online CLICK HERE or call 845-471-2550 to request a catalog by mail.
About Barrett Clay Works: Bringing vibrancy and renewal to a block once forgotten, this beautifully restored three-story building on 485 Main Street acts as an anchor and community center. Street level space is devoted to instruction in working with clay for all ages as well
as kilns, wheel throwing equipment, a glaze room & galleries. The second floor is a community workspace where artists have access to ceramics equipment and can
rent private or semi-private studio space. The top floor has private studios avail-
able for artists of all disciplines including painters, sculptors, photographers and computer media enthusiasts.
Please call for Gallery Hours
845-471-0407
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Dutchess County Art Association’s/Barrett Art Center’s
24th Annual National Juried Photography Exhibition
Photowork 2011
During a tough jury process, 43 talented photographers from throughout the United States were selected to participate in Photowork ‘11. Juror, Lauren Hinkson, Assistant Curator for Collections at the Guggenheim Museum of Art in New York City, selected 50 winning images from 900+ entries and over 200 artists for this prestigious contemporary photography exhibition. The exhibit features images showcasing the latest advances in photography and photo mixed media, as well as work by photographers using more traditional methods. Viewers can expect to see works of scenic landscape, photo journalism, representational images as well as abstract works. Prize winners and honorable mentions will be announced at the opening reception.
The exhibiting artists are:
Allison Andrews of Newbury, Vermont, Will Arnold of Champaign, Illinois, Michael Berkowitz of Kew Gardens, New York, Michael Bowman of Cold Spring, New York, Sandra Chen Weinstein of Lake Forest, California, Thomas Chestnut of Sand Lake, New York, Van Chu of Salt Lake City, Utah, Patrick Cicalo of North Salem, New York, Alfredo de Matteis of Needham, Massachusetts, Margo Dooney of New York, New York, Angelo Dounoucos of Delmar, New York, Tom Doyle of Cornwall, New York, Sita Mae Edwards of Wyoming, Michigan, Christine Farucci of Shenorock, New York, Jerry Freedner of Valatie, New York, Michael Frels of Lake Jackson, Texas, Claudia Gorman of Pleasant Valley, New York, Rebecca Gutwin of Brookline, Massachusetts, Holly Harrah of Columbus, Ohio, Jeanne Hildenbrand of Saugerties, New York, Lili Holzer-Glier of Brooklyn, New York, Thomas Jackson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Shannon Kolvitz of Baton Rouge, Louisiana , Buck Lewis of Poughkeepsie, New York, Sue Lezon of Chazy, New York, Ellen Metzger O’Shea of Poughkeepsie, New York, Roy Money of New Haven, Connecticut, Micah Moore of Poughkeepsie, New York, Suzanne Moss of Beacon, New York, Elise Nicol of Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, Heather O’Brien of Brooklyn, New York, Wayne Palmer of New York, New York, Donna Pinckley of Little Rock, Arkansas, John Raugalis of Poughkeepsie, New York, Katharine Ryals of Nashville. Tennessee, Michael Sibilia of Hopewell Junction, New York, D.B. Stovall of Rockville, Maryland, Kelly Thompson of Rhinebeck, New York, Samantha VanDeman of Villa Park, Illinois, Ian Wickstead of Poughkeepsie, New York, Ronni Wittreich of River Vale, New Jersey, Johanna Wolfe of Brooklyn, New York, Kosuke Yuki of Rego Park, New York
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 14, 4:00 - 6:00 pm
"Doantions Please" Pigment print by Sandra Chen Weinstein
Exhibition Dates: May 14 – July 14, 2011
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Friday, May 13, 4:30 PM
Hosted by the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce
JUROR: Lauren Hinkson,
Assistant Curator for Collections, Guggenheim Museum
Cash Awards
Also featuring the Barrett School of Art’s
Advanced Photography Seminar Group Show
in Solo Gallery
Barrett Art Center Galleries
55 Noxon Street, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
845-471-2550
Photowork is a premier regional exhibition of new photographic images.
As a National show, this exhibition brings together photographers from across
the country with artists from 30 to 40 states represented each year.
About the Juror: Prior to the Guggenheim, Lauren Hinkson was senior cataloguer for the Department of Prints and Illustrated Books at the Museum of Modern Art, NY, and a fellow at the Museum of Art at RISD. She received her degree in Art History and Architecture from Brown University.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: The show will kick off with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony hosted by the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce at 4:30 on Friday, May 13. Chamber members and guests will enjoy refreshments and get a sneak preview of the exhibit, which will fill three galleries at DCAA / Barrett Art Center.
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