 |
 |
Dan Peyton, Forsythia, 2006
|
 |
Winter Workspace Program
January 4—March 21, 2010
While Glyndor Gallery is closed this winter, it will be transformed into an artist workspace for seven visual artists to develop new work or pursue a particular project using Wave Hill’s exceptional garden and woodland settings as a source conductive to the creative process. With a winter focus on the Hudson River, the artists will engage with ideas about the river. The artists selected include Susan Benarcik, Liz Burrow, Kent Hedrickson, Robyn Love, Rita MacDonald, Eve Mosher and Anne-Katrin Speiss.
|
|
Propagating Eden: Uses and Techniques of Nature Printing in Botany and Art
April 1—June 27, 2010
Wave Hill hosts the expanded version of this exhibition, organized by the International Print Center New York, which explores the ways in which nature prints have been used in botany, numismatics and art, and the technical means by which printmakers have captured faithful impresses. Dating from the mid-18th century to the present, the works in Propagating Eden include important scientific botanical treatises illustrated with nature-printed specimens, as well as works by 20th century and contemporary artists who have mined the potential of natural forms. |
|
Sunroom Project Space
Rita MacDonald
April 1—May 16, 2010
Working on-site during her residency at Wave Hill this winter, Rita MacDonald developed a project that explores her interest in decorative patterning. This wall-paper based installation is inspired by the shapes of the shadows cast from the Sunroom windows throughout the day. |
|
Takafumi Ide
May 22—June 27, 2010
Takafumi Ide will exhibit a large-scale sculptural installation that joins depictions of Wave Hill’s expansive vistas with site-specific sound elements.
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
Printable Version
