SHIM Invitational 7
Curated by Wilson Duggan
ODETTA Gallery | 231 Cooke Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
on view Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1 - 6pm through June 29
PLASTIQUE 4 PASSÉ PRÉSENT
Curated by William Garrett
on view through June 16 at The Plaxall Gallery
5-25 46th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
Off the Wall
Curated by Nancy Macina
Opening Reception 12/8/18, 7 - 10pm
The Plaxall Gallery
5-25 46th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
Thursday, Dec 6 | Noon - 9pm
Friday, Dec 7 | 11am - 9pm
Saturday, Dec 8 | 11am - 9pm
Sunday, Dec 9 | 11am - 6pm
Excited to have work in LIC Art Open’s Fall Salon Exhibit C, curated by Tessa Kennedy. On view at the Plaxall Gallery November 11 through December 2, 2018.
I have donated a new mixed media collage to this year's LICAO 10 x 10.
The event will take place at LICAO's Closing Party
43-01 21st Street, 1A
Long Island City, NY 11101
6:30 pm - 10:00pm
Entertainment includes Latin dance party music from Niko Andres & LaMar NYC feat. Matt Geraghty.
All proceeds from the annual 10 x 10 Silent Auction benefit the LIC Arts Open.
PLASTIQUE TROIS
LIC ARTISTS collaborate with plastics manufacturer Plaxall
Lisa DiClerico, Kenny Greenberg, Jean-Marie Guyaux, Annalisa Iadicicco, William Garrett, John Long, Diane Hendry, Adina Yoon, & Jack Rohe Howard-Potter
Curated by William Garrett
Opening Reception: Friday May 18th, 7:00pm - 11:00pm
Anable Basin Event Space at the East River
4-40 44th Drive, Long Island City, NY 11101
I am excited to have a selection of 10 works on paper in this dynamic group exhibition.
Opening Reception: Thursday May 17th, 5:00pm - 10:00pm
The Factory
30-30 47th Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
Opening reception for The Factory as part of the LIC Arts Open Spring 2018 festival! Featuring "The 5 Napkin Show", "G(L)AZE", "Latinx", and "Retro"!
On view through June 22
I am excited to have a selection of works on paper in
LIC Arts Open's 2nd Annual Fall Salon!
The Artist in Industry Award was created in 2016 to recognize business professionals with strong connections to The OBIE and Bessie-Award Winning Chocolate Factory Theater who have demonstrated creativity and artistry in their careers and professions and thus impacting their fields as a whole.
Lisa DiClerico is a mixed media artist living and working in Queens, New York. She received a BFA in Restoration from The Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC. She continued post-baccalaureate work in art history and restoration in Florence, Italy, and returned to New York to train with restoration ateliers and experts until she opened the doors to her own restoration workshop and consultation company, Lisa DiClerico Studio in 2008. Her background includes fine art painting, sculpture, and studio furniture making.
Owner/chef Alex Schindler and his wife Lisa DiClerico opened the neighborhood restaurant LIC Market in 2010, focusing on fresh ingredients and natural wine. Born and raised in Queens, Alex studied at the Culinary Institute of America, and was an Executive Chef for 10 years at restaurants including Giorgione, 508, and Hotel Giraffe before opening the doors of LIC Market.
So excited to be LIC Arts Open's Artist of the Week! Follow @licartsopen as I #TAKEOVER their #instagram on THURSDAY June 8th! I will post some #sneakpeeks of my studio, new work, and a few of my favorite moments from the 7th Annual LICAO Festival. #licartsopen7 #newwork #plastique #upstanders #supporthearts #longislandcityartist #queensarts #instatakeover #thursdaytakeover
In association with the Artisan's Guild of America and Furniture New York.
Pair of 20th century tables. One remains in its found, raw wood condition; the other has been completely painted. Displaying them side by side, I intend to demonstrate the transformative power of paint. Changes to color, surface pattern, and sheen shift our perceptions of proportion and value.
faux rosewood with faux ivory details, faux ebony inlay, and faux parchment top
OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY MAY 19th, 6pm - 10pm
4-40 44th Drive, Long Island City, NY 11101 Anable Basin (formerly the Jeffrey Deitch gallery space)
P2 (Plastique Deux) - 2017’s collaboration between Long Island City artists and plastics manufacturer Plaxall, a pioneer in the thermoforming process, and tremendous supporter of the arts in Long Island City and beyond.
Featuring new works by Lisa DiClerico, William Garrett, Kenny Greenberg, Jean-Marie Guyaux, Donna Levinstone and John Long plus Bang Studio, Sharon Florin, Annalisa Iadicicco, Liana Nyann, Ellen Schneiderman.
Conceived & curated by William Garrett with many thanks to all at Plaxall.
Please join us for this opening in the incredible exhibit space at Anable Basin Sailing Club, on the banks of the East River.
OPENING RECEPTION Thursday May 18th 6-9pm
The Factory 30-30 47th Avenue, #414, Long Island City, NY 11101
EXTENDED THRU JUNE 11!
UPSTANDERS!!! is a show of extraordinary artists who have channeled their social activism into their work. In this tightly curated show, the artists express their thought-provoking views in complex and original way, touching our hearts, and awakening our shared humanity. Highly skilled painters, sculptors, ceramicists, mixed media artists, photographers, and filmmakers tackle a wide range of issues using the unique voice of their medium in this must-see show!
ARTISTS: Eileen Coyne, Carol Crawford, Lisa DiClerico, MAria Dimanshtein, Karen Dimit, Roseanne Ebner, Beth Williams Garrett, Peter Goldwater, Jack Howard-Potter, Annalisa ladiccio, Nox Indago, Hilma Krla, Jiyoun Lee-Lodge, Luba Lukova, Jody MacDonald, Margaret McCarthy, Nancy Rakoczy, Elinore Schnurr, Adele Shtern, Maria Spector, Priscilla Stadler, Deborah Stein, Daniel Valle, Edjo Wheeler.
Curated by Karen Dimit
Amir R. Hariri, Bogey Szabo, Chad Stayrook, Joana Fischer, Joani Tremblay, Lisa DiClerico, Mary Murphy, Patrick McMahon, Ryota Matsumoto, Shane Kohfield, Suhyung Park, and Wade Kramm
SHIM is pleased to announce SHIM Invitational 4, featuring work by 12 exceptional artists invited from our network of applicants. Our fourth group invitational exhibition includes works by Amir R. Hariri, Bogey Szabo, Chad Stayrook, Joana Fischer, Joani Tremblay, Lisa DiClerico, Mary Murphy, Patrick McMahon, Ryota Matsumoto, Shane Kohfield, Suhyung Park, and Wade Kramm. The exhibited works explore a diverse range of media, from painting and drawing to multimedia works and site-specific installations.
ArtHelix, located in Bushwick, Brooklyn, presents solo and group art exhibitions and hosts lectures, symposia, and other cultural events.
ArtHelix intends to create a meta-art space, a place where art is not only displayed and offered for sale, but also where it can be openly discussed and challenged, a hub or “helix” from which culture can be reimagined.
Join me on Friday night at Greenpoint Gallery where I will be exhibiting work in the People's Choice Grand Salon Show! Stop by from 8pm - midnight, enjoy the art & live music, and vote for your favorites!
I am excited to be an exhibiting artist in KAABOO ArtworK, one of Southern California’s largest contemporary art fairs. Located at the historic Del Mar Racetrack + Fairgrounds, just north of San Diego, KAABOO Del Mar is a three-day festival of live music, art exhibitions, performance, and artisanal food & spirits.
See the full line up of exhibiting artists, galleries, muralists, and installations here. Some passes are still available here.
photo by Steve Speliotis
PLASTIQUE
Located in the massive and soaring former Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, next to Anable Basin Bar on the East River at 44th Drive (4-40 44th Drive, Ground Floor, Long Island City, NY 11101)
Opening Reception Thursday May 19, 6 - 9pm + after party
Curator William Garrett tasked 6 artists (Lisa DiClerico, Kenny Greenberg, Jean-Marie Guyaux, Donna Levinstone, John Long and William Garrett) to step outside of their usual medium- be it photography, sculpture, painting or neon- to create new installations in collaboration with Plaxall using plastics and the thermoforming process invented in 1938 by its founder Louis Pfohl. Today Plaxall is a local plastics manufacturer and generous supporter of the LIC arts scene.
SHOW THREE
Located in the W3 gallery (formerly the Dean Project) 45-43 21st Street, Ground Floor Long Island City, NY 11101
Opening Reception Thursday May 19, 6 - 9pm
Just steps from PS1 MoMA, an eclectic group of artists is displayed in a series of rooms containing solo shows (Lisa DiClerico, Hilma Klra, Carol Crawford, Jessica Doh, Chuck Baker, Casey Concelmo & Sky Council Listening Room) surrounding a central area with works on display by Luba Lukova & Stef Duffy. Curated by Richard Mazda.
WALKup
Curated by June Kosloff, WALKup ranges in color and form traditional painting and mixed media to urban expressions. Artwork by Lisa DiClerico, Amy Geller, Michele Rave Grasani, Michelle Kaufman, Batya Kuncman, Alice Lipping, Zoa Martinez, Mary Pinto, Phil Smith, and Bernard Stoke.
Opening Reception May 19, 6-9pm
Exhibition Extended: Now on view through June 5
WORKS ON PAPER IV opens at JEFFREY LEDER GALLERY this FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26, 6-8pm. I will be showing new works in a group exhibition featuring the drawing, painting, sculpture, prints & photography of 21 established and emerging artists.
Featuring Robert Attanasio, Tara Bergey, Jeffrey Bishop, Saskia Boelsums, James Cullinane, Lisa DiClerico, Jason Hoelscher, Orestes Gonzalez, Axelle Kieffer, Min Kim, Rose Kimbell, Donna Mehalko, Emily Minnie, Chieko Murasugi, Robert Salmieri, Jaqueline Sferra Rada, Helaine Soller, Greg St. John, Kathleen Thum, Margi Weir, and Jessie Winter
On view thru March 20, 2016.
Visit jeffreyledergallery.com for more info
Opening Reception at Jeffrey Leder Gallery January 22 from 6pm - 8pm.
On view through February 14, 2016
The artists included in this exhibition engage in their personal deconstruction of a visual history, subverting the experience of seeing and creating something entirely unnatural. As they reconstitute a visual experience, taking it apart and putting it back together in their paintings, what is lost and what remains? Starting with definable objects in the world, be it a weathered and graffitied billboard or an eroded mountain-scape or archaic architecture, each engages in their own subversion of the chronology of history and the effects of time passing to create something new and undefinable.
Lisa DiClerico's current work explores weathered billboards and lacerated NYC subway posters as living documents of changing environment, neighborhood, society and self. Beautiful, accidental compositions exist in the framework of these structures and environmental effects create extraordinary dècollage. History reveals itself through layers of ad media remnants, adhesive and blank space as affected by age, weather and human interference. Graffiti commentary and clever wordplay add text, both legible and hidden, with cryptic, political, poetic or personal messages which trigger poignant memories and critical thinking.
Lisa is a mixed media artist living and working in Long Island City, Queens. She received her BFA in Restoration from The Fashion Institute of Technology and continued post-baccalaureate studies in art history and restoration in Florence, Italy.
Anna Mikhailovskaia's work can be described as 'nonobjective art based in objective reality.' Drawing from such broad subjects as human origins, natural history, comparative religion and physics, her works are equally puzzling to the mind as they are visually engaging to the eye. Employing many tools of visual wit, Anna's work probes deeper questions about human experience as well as underlying questions about the natural world.
Anna is a multidisciplinary artist working in Brooklyn NY. She holds a Sculpture MFA from Rhode Island School of Design and Philosophy degree from Brandeis University.
Ellen Uzane Schneiderman's works employ a kind of subverted archaeological process where she both creates the dig site and engages in the digging.These handmade paper excavation sites - built by layering colored pulps on top of each other - are ripe for exploration. Pouring, painting, cutting, and tearing into the surface evokes remnants of earth, moldy detritus, sweeping vistas, and imagined landscapes. The denuded paper remains are reincorporated into drawings for further examination and classification.
Ellen works in Long Island City, NY. Most recently, she was in the SHIFT residency at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts and she works at Henry Street Settlement. She has a BA from Brown University in Community Health and Visual Arts.
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