Where the Island Begins
Artists of Long Island's Western Shore
June 7 - August 31, 2004
Lowenfeld Exhibition Hall
10th floor, Axinn Library
David Konigsberg, Guest Curator
This exhibition of contemporary art from the vibrant western shores of Long Island--otherwise known as Brooklyn--focuses on the artist neighborhoods of Red Hook and Gowanus. It includes drawings, paintings, prints and photographs from a range of local working artists, including:
- Hovey Brock
- Beth Caspar
- David Konigsberg
- Jeff Leonard
- Richard Mock
- Don Muchow
- Margaret Neill
- Elizabeth O'Reilly
- Robert Salmieri
- Joni Sternbach
Where the Island Begins
Hovey Brock
Notre Dame, 2004
Watercolor on panel
Courtesy of Jeffrey Coploff Fine Art Ltd.,
New York, NY
Beth Caspar
Morphed Squares #18, 2003
Graphite on paper
Courtesy of the artist
David Konigsberg
Expecting You, 2003
Oil and encaustic on panel
Courtesy of Allen Sheppard Gallery,
New York, NY
Jeff Leonard
Untitled
Oil, pigment and resin on panel
Richard Mock
Gentrification, 2001
Linoleum cut
Courtesy of the artist
Don Muchow
Under Hamilton, 2003
Silver gelatin print
Courtesy of the artist
Margaret Neill
Rebound, 2003
Oil on canvas
Courtesy of Metaphor
Contemporary Art, Brooklyn, NY
Elizabeth O'Reilly
Blue Truck, 3rd St. Gowanus, 2003
Oil on panel
Courtesy of George Billis Gallery,
New York, NY
Robert Salmieri
In Flight, 2003
Oil on aluminum
Courtesy of the artist
Joni Sternbach
02.07.09 #25, 2002
Silver gelatin print
Courtesy of the artist