BUILT II

Kingston, New York

LOCKWOOD GALLERY

BUILT II: ARCHITECTURE IN ART

I was delighted to show again at LOCKWOOD GALLERY with a stellar group of artists/architects. The show, BUILT II, highlighted the connection between architecture and art and featured some of my architectural work including my silicone rubber structures.

https://www.thelockwoodgallery.com/built-ii

Rock Paper Wood Scissors

I am delighted to be part of this vibrant group show in Kingston, New York—on view to January 24, 2021! https://www.thelockwoodgallery.com/current-exhibition. Following social distancing guidelines, telephone 845-663-2138 to schedule a viewing.


2019 AMHR!

I was honored to jury the 2019 exhibition, Artists of the Mohawk Hudson Region, held this year at the Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, NY. The AMHR, as it is known, is one of the longest running regional shows in the country. Over 400 people attended the opening on October 12, at which Bill Mckibben, author and creator of 350.org, spoke about art and climate change.

Many thanks to David Brickman for his art blog, Get Visual, and his wonderful review posted November 16, 2019.

Click here to read the Albany Times Union review for this show.

A shout-out and thanks to the Glens Falls Post Star for their coverage of the opening event!

Photo credits/Jim McLaughlin


Landscapes Lost and Found: Two Centuries of Art from Bolton Landing

Bolton Historical Museum

Dear Friends,
I am excited to contribute work to this summer-long show which opened on Friday in Bolton Landing, NY —
Best, 
Vicky

Landscapes Lost and Found: Two Centuries of Art from Bolton Landing opens at the Bolton Historical Museum on May 25 and will remain on view through Columbus Day.
Artists represented include painters of some of the earliest American landscapes, members of the Hudson River School and the American Pre-Raphaelite movement and twentieth  century modernists such as David Smith, Dorothy Dehner and John Graham. Prominent 21st century artists will complete the show. 

Works by David Smith include six landscapes of Bolton Landing painted in the 1930s, which have never been exhibited before.  
An auxiliary show, Sculptors’ Studies from the Prospect Mountain Show, which includes drawings and other materials related to the 1979 outdoor Prospect Mountain Sculpture Show: An Homage to David Smith, is installed in an adjacent gallery. 
An opening reception will be held on Friday, May 24 from 5 to 7 pm.
The Bolton Historical Museum is located at 4924 Lakeshore Drive, Bolton Landing.


2017 MHR at the Albany Institute of History and Art

This year’s Mohawk Hudson Regional Exhibit was curated by Jack Shear.  My two works in the show (in the background on the wall in the photo below) received the Albany Institute’s Purchase Prize. Click here for show details.

“Sculpture room” at the MHR, Albany Institute of History and Art

 


See Camp Iris at Lintilhac Park in Stowe, Vermont this summer-

Exposed. 2017

Exhibition dates: July 22 – October 21, 2017
Curator: Rachel Moore.

Assistant Curator Stephanie Walker

Click here for Helen Day Art Center webpage.

Exposed 2017 – Helen Day Art Center, Stowe VT


Thank you Two Coats of Paint!

Thank you to Sharon Butler for her summer post about  Camp Iris in Glens Falls. Click Upstate: Victoria Palermo at the Hyde Collection to read.

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CAMP IRIS Now Open!

 

 


Collar Works Presents Procrustes!

New show opening  on February 26: reception from 5 to 8 pm.  I will be showing with painter Adam Daily at the new permanent home of Collar Works, in Troy, NY.  For more details, click  Collar Works Presents Procrustes.

Collar Works, 621 River Street, Ground Floor, Troy, NY 12180


David Brickman Reviews LIT

David Brickman has reviewed LIT in his art blog, GET VISUAL.  Click LIT to read.