Peter D. Gerakaris’ first site-specific work, Spectrumorphosis strives to synthesize atmospheric light with the sunroom environment. Playing with the color spectrum, Gerakaris seeks to harmonize hot and cool tones that usually are used in contrast with one another. He is the first of five emerging artists selected from a call to develop a special project or new body of work to exhibit in Glyndor Gallery’s sunroom space.

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Henry David Thoreau’s life and writings serve as a springboard for eleven contemporary artists. Exhibiting artists include Richard Bosman, Ellen Driscoll, Spencer Finch, Dan Gottsegen, Stefan Hagen, Ellen Harvey, Anne Lindberg, Alan Michelson, Jon Rappleye, Mary Temple, and Richard Torchia.

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ForestBot, a kinetic acoustic installation by Jeff Feddersen, features a group five robotic sculptures made of wood, metal, fiberglass, rattles, motors and custom electronics. Tall, gently swaying stalks support small rattles at their tips and counter-weighted mechanisms near the ground. He is one of five emerging artists selected from a call to develop a special project or new body of work to exhibit in Glyndor Gallery’s sunroom space.
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Margie Neuhaus has long been interested in natural phenomena, particularly in the human nervous system and various forms of sea life. With the opportunity to create a project for Wave Hill’s sunroom, she turned her attention to the plant world. She is one of five emerging artists selected from a call to develop a special project or new body of work to exhibit in Glyndor Gallery’s sunroom space.

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As part of our series to explore 19th -century American writing through the lens of contemporary art, three artists were invited to develop projects based on contemporary readings of these masters’ work. In each writer’s vast oeuvre, the artists have discovered writings that speak to their own concerns as artists. Collectively, these projects play with ideas of site-specificity and expectations about what might be found in this Georgian Revival house.

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Joianne Bittle Knight will debut the fourth painting in her series on the Royal Family along with a group of preparatory drawings and studies. In her large, meticulously painted oil paintings she closely examines the intricate, anatomical details of various beetles. Bittle Knight manipulates forms and light to achieve a rich surface through layers of over-painting and sanding.

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In anticipation of bleak winter days hastened by nature’s transit from colorful blossoms and bountiful harvests to a monochromatic veil of darkness and decay, we as a culture are compelled, as if by instinct, to surround ourselves with grand displays of ornamental flourish. Ornamental Instincts features eleven new, site-specific installations by artists who have previously exhibited at Wave Hill Siona Benjamin, Cristina de Gennaro, Nancy Friedemann, Skowmon Hastanan, Tamiko Kawata, Janet Koenig, Eva Lee, Rachel Selekman, Julio Valdez, Mansheng Wang, and Lynne Yamamoto.

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