Today is the last day to see my exhibition Winter Group Show at Lanoue Fine Art with Eric Zener and Hung Liu, 125 Newbury Street, Boston, MA.
Eugene, Photo collage, encaustic and mixed media. 40×40″ ©2012 Marybeth Rothman
If you are in Boston this month, I hope that you can stop in and see my new work. Dogs are welcome in the gallery.
Eugene, 2012, encaustic and mixed media, 40×40″
©2012 Marybeth Rothman
Winter Group Show
New Work by Marybeth Rothman, Hung Liu & Eric Zener
125 Newbury Street, Mezzanine Level
Boston, MA
December 22, 2012 – January 31, 2013
LanoueFineArt.com 617.262.4400
Thursday, September 13, 2012 was the opening of c’est quoi la femme? at Tria Gallery NYC. It was a great night to be in Chelsea. The Gallery was overflowing throughout the evening with the Chelsea crowd, artists and friends.
Video from http://nycgalleryopenings.com/ by O’Delle Abney
Joanne Mattera, Lisa Pressman, Christine Aaron and Krista Svalbonas
I will be exhibiting in c’est quoi la femme? at Tria Gallery with Katheryn Holt, Jean Grangeon, Lauren Bergman, Keun Young Park and Koosuke IRKT Ikeda through December 8, 2012.
Left: Koosuke IRKT Ikeda, Lauren Bergman, Marybeth Rothman
Left: Jean Grangeon, Right: Marybeth Rothman
Far left: Catherine Holt, Koosuke IRKT Ikeda, Keun Young Park, Marybeth Rothman I need to get a better photo of Katheryn Holt”s painting.
Along with my mixed media portraits, I created a box that asks the viewer to answer the question, What is the question that you want someone to ask you? As a follow up to my recent blog post, Identity Project, this interactive piece has so far, collected many weird, wonderful and thoughtful questions that I will be weaving into my new work.
box: encaustic and mixed media, 22x6x2″ Marybeth Rothman
Mnemosyne, encaustic and mixed media, 40×40″ ©2012 Marybeth Rothman
Tria Gallery Opening Thursday, September 13, 6-8 pm
Mnemosyne, encaustic and mixed media, 40×40″ ©2012 Marybeth Rothman
Lanoue Fine Art, 125 Newbury Street, Boston MA. Marybeth Rothman, encaustic and mixed media painting and sculpture. Center: from the “Pilgrim Lake Library Committee” series, “Amaryllis”, 40×40″, 2012. Right: from the “Bystanders”series, “Rose Marie”, 72.5x26x11.5″, painted en verso, 2012. © 2012Marybeth Rothman
Lanoue Fine Art Lights, Camera, Click….Photography in Contemporary Art 125 Newbury Street, Boston, MA. June 8 – July 9, 2012
My heart skipped a beat when I saw my work in the window at Lanoue Fine Art for their current exhibition Lights, Camera, Click….Photography in Contemporary Art. I am honored to being exhibiting with the artists Luciana Abait, June Stratton, Pamela Stretton and Eric Zener. While linked by photography, the exhibited work transforms it’s physical attributes and integrates the photograph into painting, sculpture and mixed works creating a compelling visual conversation
The exhibition closes July 9th.
Left: Marybeth Rothman “Byron Chattlebash”. Right: Eric Zener “Therapy II”
Yesterday I delivered three pieces from my new series, Bystanders to Lanoue Fine Art on Newbury Street in Boston, MA. This is the first time that I am showing these encaustic and mixed media sculptures. This work and several other portraits from my series Pilgrim Lake Library Committee and Francis County will be in Lanoue Fine Art’s June exhibition Lights, Camera…Click: Photography in Contemporary Art along with the work of Eric Zener and June Stratton–June 8-July 9, 2012. I am honored to be newly represented by this wonderful gallery and look forward to my first exhibition next month. I hope to see you there.
Susan Lanoue photographed me in the window with my Bystander, Byron Chattlebash next to Robin Luciano Beaty’s work.
I am thrilled to announce that I am now represented by Lanoue Fine Art, 125 Newbury Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
I look forward to working with Susan Lanoue and her staff on the June exhibition of Lights, Camera…..the Role of Photography in Contemporary Painting and Mixed-Media. I will be exhibiting with Eric Zener and June Stratton.
