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Kehler Liddell Gallery presents Couples by Kathleen Zimmerman

January 8, 2016 KatZ

Below is the link to the WindhamARTS press release. It concerns Kathleen Zimmerman's exhibition titled Couples. 

http://www.windhamarts.org/2016/01/kehler-liddell-gallery-presents-couples-by-kathleen-zimmerman/

← Couples by Casey McDougalKehler Gallery Exhibiting Artists’ Intimate Works →

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#Repost @designmonsters_newhaven with @get_repost ・・・ Behind the scenes at WTNH8 as George is interviewed by Ann Nyberg.@geocorsillo @susanmccaslin @kehlerliddellgallery @westvillect airs tonight 7/15 at 10:00-10:30.
#Repost @designmonsters_newhaven with @get_repost ・・・ Behind the scenes at WTNH8 as George is interviewed by Ann Nyberg.@geocorsillo @susanmccaslin @kehlerliddellgallery @westvillect airs tonight 7/15 at 10:00-10:30.
Happy #FlatFileFriday! This week, we have another intern takeover! . Hello all! My name is Jane Lim, and I am currently an intern at the Kehler Liddell Gallery. I am a rising senior from Korea, and this summer, I am attending the summer session program at Yale University. I always had a strong interest in art and would love to learn more about both creating and curating pieces. . The collection of artwork I chose is named 'Inside and Out.' The first piece that caught my attention was "I" by Matthew Garrett, and I found appreciation in its display of self-identity within the pictured shadow. The following artworks in the selection gave me the impression of holding a message about the thoughts and emotions within peoples' minds, and I chose to pair them with pieces that reflected on the environment and nature that physically surrounds people. I loved the beautiful composition of the pieces and all the unique artistic qualities each artist displayed within their work. Diving into the flat files gave me much inspiration for my own artwork, and with this newly perceived insight, I hope to become more creative and experimental with future work. . 1. I - Matthew Garrett 2. Proof Print - Kim Weston 3. Untitled - Amy Browning 4. Zebras - Matthew Garrett 5. Three Trees - Tom Edwards 6. Tracks - Julie Fraenkel
Happy #FlatFileFriday! This week, we have another intern takeover! . Hello all! My name is Jane Lim, and I am currently an intern at the Kehler Liddell Gallery. I am a rising senior from Korea, and this summer, I am attending the summer session program at Yale University. I always had a strong interest in art and would love to learn more about both creating and curating pieces. . The collection of artwork I chose is named 'Inside and Out.' The first piece that caught my attention was "I" by Matthew Garrett, and I found appreciation in its display of self-identity within the pictured shadow. The following artworks in the selection gave me the impression of holding a message about the thoughts and emotions within peoples' minds, and I chose to pair them with pieces that reflected on the environment and nature that physically surrounds people. I loved the beautiful composition of the pieces and all the unique artistic qualities each artist displayed within their work. Diving into the flat files gave me much inspiration for my own artwork, and with this newly perceived insight, I hope to become more creative and experimental with future work. . 1. I - Matthew Garrett 2. Proof Print - Kim Weston 3. Untitled - Amy Browning 4. Zebras - Matthew Garrett 5. Three Trees - Tom Edwards 6. Tracks - Julie Fraenkel
There are some amazing events planned during the run of the current exhibit, "More is More," by George Corsillo. Join us next Thursday, July 18, 7-9pm, for the first discussion in a two-part conversation series, "Cartooning in General and Specifically." George Corsillo is joined by two longtime associates – cartoonist and historian Brian Walker, and editor David Stanford – for a discussion about cartooning in general, with a specific focus on the book, "Doonesbury and the Art of G.B. Trudeau" (2010), that the trio worked on together. The conversation will be moderated by Fred Newman. Tickets are $15/each. Pre-registration is encouraged as space is limited. Find link to purchase tickets on our website - link in bio. The event is cosponsored by ArtEcon Initiative.
There are some amazing events planned during the run of the current exhibit, "More is More," by George Corsillo. Join us next Thursday, July 18, 7-9pm, for the first discussion in a two-part conversation series, "Cartooning in General and Specifically." George Corsillo is joined by two longtime associates – cartoonist and historian Brian Walker, and editor David Stanford – for a discussion about cartooning in general, with a specific focus on the book, "Doonesbury and the Art of G.B. Trudeau" (2010), that the trio worked on together. The conversation will be moderated by Fred Newman. Tickets are $15/each. Pre-registration is encouraged as space is limited. Find link to purchase tickets on our website - link in bio. The event is cosponsored by ArtEcon Initiative.
The inspiration and the design. One of the very cool glimpses into the process of George Corsillo in "More is More," on view now through August 18 @ KLG.
The inspiration and the design. One of the very cool glimpses into the process of George Corsillo in "More is More," on view now through August 18 @ KLG.
It’s time for another (slightly late) #FlatFileFriday! . My name is Guy Ada-George and I am a Junior at New Haven Academy. I interned at KLG this summer, and here is a photo of me talking with KLG photographer Rod Cook after touring his gallery and studio space. I am very much interested in fashion and I strongly believe that it is a form of art. . I have chosen to highlight the work of Hank Paper as it immediately caught my eye while at the gallery. His work includes images of ordinary people doing relatively out of the ordinary things. There seems to also be a lot of loneliness in these shots, which is something that resonated with me as well. Everybody seems to be by themselves; in the one image with multiple people, there is no type of interaction between them. . 1) Match - Hank Paper 2) Bench - Hank Paper 3) D-Day Memorial - Hank Paper 4) Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hank Paper 5) The Western Wall - Hank Paper
It’s time for another (slightly late) #FlatFileFriday! . My name is Guy Ada-George and I am a Junior at New Haven Academy. I interned at KLG this summer, and here is a photo of me talking with KLG photographer Rod Cook after touring his gallery and studio space. I am very much interested in fashion and I strongly believe that it is a form of art. . I have chosen to highlight the work of Hank Paper as it immediately caught my eye while at the gallery. His work includes images of ordinary people doing relatively out of the ordinary things. There seems to also be a lot of loneliness in these shots, which is something that resonated with me as well. Everybody seems to be by themselves; in the one image with multiple people, there is no type of interaction between them. . 1) Match - Hank Paper 2) Bench - Hank Paper 3) D-Day Memorial - Hank Paper 4) Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hank Paper 5) The Western Wall - Hank Paper
We open the doors today at 11am for George Corsillo's, "More is More," July 5 - Aug 18. Catch him on WPKN 89.5 for "State of the Arts" at 12pm!
We open the doors today at 11am for George Corsillo's, "More is More," July 5 - Aug 18. Catch him on WPKN 89.5 for "State of the Arts" at 12pm!
We can't wait for you to see the next exhibit at KLG! George Corsillo's "More is More," showcasing 40 years of graphic design, runs July 5 - August 18, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 13, from 3-6pm, and an artist talk at 5pm. . . Over the last forty years, George Corsillo has produced some exciting, and often iconic art. You have seen his graphic design on album covers, posters, and tour merchandise for John Mellencamp and Luther Vandross; on book covers for Carrie Fisher’s memoir "Postcards from the Edge," Larry McMurtry’s "Lonesome Dove," and Bret Easton Ellis’s "Less Than Zero"; on numerous projects for Garry Trudeau and "Doonesbury." Corsillo has also worked with Yoko Ono, the Eagles, and Pat Benatar. He did the album cover for the original soundtrack from the motion picture "Grease." He designed the book cover for "First Wives Club." From albums by Jefferson Starship and Dolly Parton to the packaging of New Haven’s newest hip brew-pub, Corsillo’s work is everywhere. You’ve seen George’s work. Now you can see the best of his work in one place. . . This exhibition is presented in partnership with Westville Village Renaissance Alliance, and ArtEcon Initiative.
We can't wait for you to see the next exhibit at KLG! George Corsillo's "More is More," showcasing 40 years of graphic design, runs July 5 - August 18, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 13, from 3-6pm, and an artist talk at 5pm. . . Over the last forty years, George Corsillo has produced some exciting, and often iconic art. You have seen his graphic design on album covers, posters, and tour merchandise for John Mellencamp and Luther Vandross; on book covers for Carrie Fisher’s memoir "Postcards from the Edge," Larry McMurtry’s "Lonesome Dove," and Bret Easton Ellis’s "Less Than Zero"; on numerous projects for Garry Trudeau and "Doonesbury." Corsillo has also worked with Yoko Ono, the Eagles, and Pat Benatar. He did the album cover for the original soundtrack from the motion picture "Grease." He designed the book cover for "First Wives Club." From albums by Jefferson Starship and Dolly Parton to the packaging of New Haven’s newest hip brew-pub, Corsillo’s work is everywhere. You’ve seen George’s work. Now you can see the best of his work in one place. . . This exhibition is presented in partnership with Westville Village Renaissance Alliance, and ArtEcon Initiative.
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Featured in this weekend's @newhavenregister - George Corsillo's retrospective, "More is More," opens this Friday 7/5 @ KLG! Opening reception 7/13, 3-6pm, with an Artist Talk at 5pm. See you there!
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Featured in this weekend's @newhavenregister - George Corsillo's retrospective, "More is More," opens this Friday 7/5 @ KLG! Opening reception 7/13, 3-6pm, with an Artist Talk at 5pm. See you there!
Last few days to see the latest by Alan Shulik (pictured here) and Amanda Walker. The shows close tomorrow June 30.
Last few days to see the latest by Alan Shulik (pictured here) and Amanda Walker. The shows close tomorrow June 30.
Another peak into Amanda Walker's current exhibit on view @ KLG. The show closes this Sunday June 30th so get on over and check it out if you haven't already!
Another peak into Amanda Walker's current exhibit on view @ KLG. The show closes this Sunday June 30th so get on over and check it out if you haven't already!
#Repost @designmonsters_newhaven with @get_repost ・・・ Behind the scenes at WTNH8 as George is interviewed by Ann Nyberg.@geocorsillo @susanmccaslin @kehlerliddellgallery @westvillect airs tonight 7/15 at 10:00-10:30. Happy #FlatFileFriday! This week, we have another intern takeover! . Hello all! My name is Jane Lim, and I am currently an intern at the Kehler Liddell Gallery. I am a rising senior from Korea, and this summer, I am attending the summer session program at Yale University. I always had a strong interest in art and would love to learn more about both creating and curating pieces. . The collection of artwork I chose is named 'Inside and Out.' The first piece that caught my attention was "I" by Matthew Garrett, and I found appreciation in its display of self-identity within the pictured shadow. The following artworks in the selection gave me the impression of holding a message about the thoughts and emotions within peoples' minds, and I chose to pair them with pieces that reflected on the environment and nature that physically surrounds people. I loved the beautiful composition of the pieces and all the unique artistic qualities each artist displayed within their work. Diving into the flat files gave me much inspiration for my own artwork, and with this newly perceived insight, I hope to become more creative and experimental with future work. . 1. I - Matthew Garrett 2. Proof Print - Kim Weston 3. Untitled - Amy Browning 4. Zebras - Matthew Garrett 5. Three Trees - Tom Edwards 6. Tracks - Julie Fraenkel There are some amazing events planned during the run of the current exhibit, "More is More," by George Corsillo. Join us next Thursday, July 18, 7-9pm, for the first discussion in a two-part conversation series, "Cartooning in General and Specifically." George Corsillo is joined by two longtime associates – cartoonist and historian Brian Walker, and editor David Stanford – for a discussion about cartooning in general, with a specific focus on the book, "Doonesbury and the Art of G.B. Trudeau" (2010), that the trio worked on together. The conversation will be moderated by Fred Newman. Tickets are $15/each. Pre-registration is encouraged as space is limited. Find link to purchase tickets on our website - link in bio. The event is cosponsored by ArtEcon Initiative. The inspiration and the design. One of the very cool glimpses into the process of George Corsillo in "More is More," on view now through August 18 @ KLG. It’s time for another (slightly late) #FlatFileFriday! . My name is Guy Ada-George and I am a Junior at New Haven Academy. I interned at KLG this summer, and here is a photo of me talking with KLG photographer Rod Cook after touring his gallery and studio space. I am very much interested in fashion and I strongly believe that it is a form of art. . I have chosen to highlight the work of Hank Paper as it immediately caught my eye while at the gallery. His work includes images of ordinary people doing relatively out of the ordinary things. There seems to also be a lot of loneliness in these shots, which is something that resonated with me as well. Everybody seems to be by themselves; in the one image with multiple people, there is no type of interaction between them. . 1) Match - Hank Paper 2) Bench - Hank Paper 3) D-Day Memorial - Hank Paper 4) Last Exit to Brooklyn - Hank Paper 5) The Western Wall - Hank Paper We open the doors today at 11am for George Corsillo's, "More is More," July 5 - Aug 18. Catch him on WPKN 89.5 for "State of the Arts" at 12pm! We can't wait for you to see the next exhibit at KLG! George Corsillo's "More is More," showcasing 40 years of graphic design, runs July 5 - August 18, with an opening reception on Saturday, July 13, from 3-6pm, and an artist talk at 5pm. . . Over the last forty years, George Corsillo has produced some exciting, and often iconic art. You have seen his graphic design on album covers, posters, and tour merchandise for John Mellencamp and Luther Vandross; on book covers for Carrie Fisher’s memoir "Postcards from the Edge," Larry McMurtry’s "Lonesome Dove," and Bret Easton Ellis’s "Less Than Zero"; on numerous projects for Garry Trudeau and "Doonesbury." Corsillo has also worked with Yoko Ono, the Eagles, and Pat Benatar. He did the album cover for the original soundtrack from the motion picture "Grease." He designed the book cover for "First Wives Club." From albums by Jefferson Starship and Dolly Parton to the packaging of New Haven’s newest hip brew-pub, Corsillo’s work is everywhere. You’ve seen George’s work. Now you can see the best of his work in one place. . . This exhibition is presented in partnership with Westville Village Renaissance Alliance, and ArtEcon Initiative. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Featured in this weekend's @newhavenregister - George Corsillo's retrospective, "More is More," opens this Friday 7/5 @ KLG! Opening reception 7/13, 3-6pm, with an Artist Talk at 5pm. See you there! Last few days to see the latest by Alan Shulik (pictured here) and Amanda Walker. The shows close tomorrow June 30. Another peak into Amanda Walker's current exhibit on view @ KLG. The show closes this Sunday June 30th so get on over and check it out if you haven't already!

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