PAST EXHIBITIONS
Nature Undisturbed October 2009 to March 2010
We are pleased to have invited for our inaugural exhibition ten local artists: Thomas Francisco, Jeaninne Honstein, Eve Ingalls, Deborah Land, Marsha Levin-Rojer, Charles McVicker, James “Tex” Mentis, Harry Naar, Paul Pinkman, and Michael Schweigart actively show their work regionally and beyond. These artists have gathered images far from their local studios, from the mountains of Idaho, the deserts of New Mexico, the coast of Maine, vineyard valleys of France, as well as close to home by the canals, farmlands, and the stretches of undeveloped Pine Barrens of New Jersey. The show’s curator, Madelaine Shellaby, notes that through a wide range of style, medium, and scale, the artists’ common passion for nature undisturbed is evident.
from NATURE UNDISTURBED
by Harry Naar
Garden Variety April 2010 - October 2010
Artists Silvere Boureau, Deborah Land, Meg Michael, and Tasha O'Neil exhibited paintings and photographs of flowers.
from GARDEN VARIETY
by Deborah Land
Eyejinks
John Franklin, Rory Mahon, and Andrew Wilkinson exhibited paintings, prints and photographs from October 6, 2010 to March 31, 2011.
Along
with visual physiologists, psychologists, the ancient Greeks, and children of
all ages, artists investigate optical illusions and similar visual forms that
test the brain’s assessment of pattern and meaning. There is endless intrigue
with what certain two-dimensional forms can reveal with a second glance, and
with the frisson of surprise that accompanies that revelation. It is this phenomenon
of visual resonance that is found in the recent work of artists John Franklin,
Rory Mahon and Andrew Wilkinson.
All My Love
by John Franklin
from Eyejinks
Work From the Studio: Heather Barros and Students:
May - September 2011
Work from the Studio includes work by Princeton area artist/teacher Heather Barros and her students Leah Annito, Julie Cavallaro, Gemma Farrell, Abram Gabriel, Mimi Gabriel, Juliana Karp, Allison Kruse, Ryan Lilienthal, Jen Liu, Betsy Marshall, Helen Mazur, Rose McCarron, Kate Newell, Martha Reinhardt, Gala Rokhinson, Michal Saraf, and Celia Sears.
Their work is done in acrylic, oil, watercolor, and pastel.
Barros established the school Art Collaborations, whose studio space is in the Manor House of the Princeton Academy. see: http://artcollaborations.net/
Their work is done in acrylic, oil, watercolor, and pastel.
Barros established the school Art Collaborations, whose studio space is in the Manor House of the Princeton Academy. see: http://artcollaborations.net/
Interior Design
Rachel Collins
Interior Design The Brain and Spine in Art
October 2011 - March 2012
Rachel Collins, Kirsten Fischler, Joy Kreves, Carolyn Lee Vehslage
The physical body is rich source material for many artists working today in a wide variety of mediums. ArtTimesTwo is fortunate to be able to present an array of styles, concerns, and mediums made in response to the brain and spine in the work of four artists. Their differing approaches represent the broad range of possibilities inherent in a single idea.
October 2011 - March 2012
Rachel Collins, Kirsten Fischler, Joy Kreves, Carolyn Lee Vehslage
The physical body is rich source material for many artists working today in a wide variety of mediums. ArtTimesTwo is fortunate to be able to present an array of styles, concerns, and mediums made in response to the brain and spine in the work of four artists. Their differing approaches represent the broad range of possibilities inherent in a single idea.
The Activity of Form April 2012 - November 2012
Greg McGarvey
photographers
Laura McClanahan Greg McGarvey Barbara Osterman Larry Parsons
April 10 through September 2012
Laura McClanahan, Greg McGarvey, Barbara Osterman and Larry Parsons make their photographs out of widely varying purposes, from different subject matter and with different technical means. Their work is brought together by a particular apprehension of and delight in the formal configurations that occur. Color and compositional dynamics actively positioned can speak more eloquently than simple representations of the world around us.
Laura McClanahan Greg McGarvey Barbara Osterman Larry Parsons
April 10 through September 2012
Laura McClanahan, Greg McGarvey, Barbara Osterman and Larry Parsons make their photographs out of widely varying purposes, from different subject matter and with different technical means. Their work is brought together by a particular apprehension of and delight in the formal configurations that occur. Color and compositional dynamics actively positioned can speak more eloquently than simple representations of the world around us.
Energy in Mind: November 2012 - April 2013
Picturing Consciousness
Jennifer Cadoff Debra Weier Andrew Werth
Artists are challenged to comprehend intangible experience by making it visible. In the show Energy in Mind, at Art Times Two, the gallery at Princeton Brain and Spine, artists Jennifer Cadoff, Debra Weier and Andrew Werth endeavor to picture consciousness. In paintings and drawings, they explore mind/body connections that drive consciousness, perception, thinking, psychology, and the self.
Jennifer Cadoff Debra Weier Andrew Werth
Artists are challenged to comprehend intangible experience by making it visible. In the show Energy in Mind, at Art Times Two, the gallery at Princeton Brain and Spine, artists Jennifer Cadoff, Debra Weier and Andrew Werth endeavor to picture consciousness. In paintings and drawings, they explore mind/body connections that drive consciousness, perception, thinking, psychology, and the self.
Report: photographs by Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick and Kris Giacobbe April - November 2013
REPORT
Photographs by
Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick and Kris Giacobbe
Volunteers, doctors, nurses, technicians, translators and facilitators join a wide range of non-profit organizations to serve outlying communities throughout the world where there is no basic health care. They meet great difficulties in terms of medical challenges and obstacles to travel in remote areas to bring technical agency and a generous spirit to those in need. They return home enriched by the compassion that arises from the work they do.
Eileen Hohuth-Lemonick and Kris Giacobbe have accompanied medical relief teams in locations far from their home in New Jersey and have brought back stories and photographs that speak of this compassionate work. They and their work meet for the first time in this show. The Art Times Two Gallery at Princeton Brain and Spine is grateful for their work and honored to be able to share it in this exhibition.
Photographs by
Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick and Kris Giacobbe
Volunteers, doctors, nurses, technicians, translators and facilitators join a wide range of non-profit organizations to serve outlying communities throughout the world where there is no basic health care. They meet great difficulties in terms of medical challenges and obstacles to travel in remote areas to bring technical agency and a generous spirit to those in need. They return home enriched by the compassion that arises from the work they do.
Eileen Hohuth-Lemonick and Kris Giacobbe have accompanied medical relief teams in locations far from their home in New Jersey and have brought back stories and photographs that speak of this compassionate work. They and their work meet for the first time in this show. The Art Times Two Gallery at Princeton Brain and Spine is grateful for their work and honored to be able to share it in this exhibition.
A View Within: November 2013 to April 2014
A View Within
A collaboration between fiber artists Paula Chung and Karen Rips
Two California-based artists interpret with a variety of fiber art processes images of the human body from X-rays, PET scans and MRIs.
A collaboration between fiber artists Paula Chung and Karen Rips
Two California-based artists interpret with a variety of fiber art processes images of the human body from X-rays, PET scans and MRIs.
Underlying Structure: April - October 2014
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Face to Face: Portraits / 8 artists
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Animal Nature: October 2015 to April 2016
