Gallery Saint Martin News: July 2008

“An Eye for Art” in the July/August issue of Philadelphia Style Magazine discusses Gallery Saint Martin among a select handful of the top art galleries in Philadelphia.

Nic Coviello is at work on a sizable show to appear in 2009 at Nexus.

A retrospective of Robert Kaupelis’ work was held March 20 – April 24, 2008 at Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, Ct. For a virtual tour, visit: www.flinngallery.com.

In May, Barbara Schaff’s  “Among the Grasses” (compressed charcoal and watercolor) was acquired by the Berman Museum for its permanent collection.

The July 18 broadcast of The Martha Stewart Show presents an interview and in-depth look at Leah MacDonald’s photo/oil/encaustic technique.

Monique Seyler recently served as juror for two exhibits by the National Association of Women Artists.

The Society of Illustrators in NYC recently featured “The World Is Never Enough” by Gina Triplett & Matt Curtius.

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Gallery Saint Martin News: April 2007

Matt Curtius/Gina Triplett in tandem with their thriving graphic arts careers (that includes a recent sold-out line of tee-shirts for Urban Outfitters, a new line of cards for Target and an LA Times Book Review illustration,) Matt and Gina pursue fine art with equal zeal.

Earlier this year, their work was part of a group exhibit at the Borowsky Gallery of the Gershman Y in Philadelphia (Feb. 15 – Apr. 13) that featured ‘linear and more fully painted elements.’ Their work is currently on view at the Society of Illustrators in New York City.

Susan Hall’s recently released book titled “Home Before Dark” contains a forward by noted contemporary artist James Rosenquist. He writes that, “Susan Hall’s mind is a deep, spatial expanse that is reflected in her work, but one might not immediately understand her motives. So look at Susan’s work and see how she thinks. You might be amazed.” Home Before Dark is her second book, following her successful “Painting Point Reyes.” In addition to new paintings and ceramics, two more books are in the works, one on ceramics and a creative biography.

Last summer, Naomi Limont moved to Lancaster, PA where (at 87 years young) she continues to draw interest in her work. The Eastern Mennonite Heritage Center in Harleysville, PA will feature her National Park Series and a selection of landscapes. Dates for the exhibit are September 9 to October 29.

Monique Seyler’s acrylic and pastel piece “Truce” was selected by juror Polly Apfelbaum for the 67th Annual Juried Exhibit at Woodmere Art Museum. (Jan. 27 – Mar. 4.) An archival print of “Truce” and one of “Foggy Day” have been selected for the First Annual PhillyArts for ALS Benefit to be held at Meadowbrook Country Club in Huntington Valley, PA on Sunday, May 6th. Proceeds from the event will benefit research into this debilitating illness, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.

On January 19th Julie Zahn exhibited her work at Episcopal Academy in Merion, PA. The exhibit was accompanied by a day-long series of workshops where Julie shared stenciling techniques with the students.

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