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Janet Rothholz Exhibits Coiled Vessels in BWAC Members Show Spring! Coiled & Ready
481 Van Brunt Street, Door #7A
Red Hook, Brooklyn 11231
(Red Hook Pier)
Office: (718) 596-2506
Gallery: (718) 596-2507
Important Dates:
Dates: Saturday, May 11 – Sunday, July 7, 2019
Hours: 1:00–6:00pm
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 18, 2019, 1–6 PM
Buunni Coffee Exhibits Ceramic Masks of Janet Rothholz
Buunni Coffee
3702 Riverdale Avenue
Bronx, NY 10463
Dates: Sunday, June 2 – Sunday, July 28, 2019
Reception: Sunday, June 9th, 3:00–6:00pm
Buunni's Hours:
Mon.-Fri. – 6:30am–7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday – 7:00am–6:00pm
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Janet Rothholz Accepted to the BWAC Wide Open 5 juried exhibition
Janet Rothholz has ceramic mask accepted into the BWAC 5th annual national juried show Wide Open 5. The show's juror is Paulina Pobocha, Assistant Curator of Painting and Sculpture at MOMA. Wide Open 5 opens Saturday, April 26th and runs through Sunday, June 1st. The Opening Reception is April 26th.
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Five Artists Exhibit at Gallery 66 NY in March
Make the most of the best day of the week.
By Alison Rooney
"...When pulling together the multiple artists usually involved in the monthly shows at Gallery 66 NY, Gallery Director Barbara Galazzo seeks some kind of fusion, though the similarities between the works may be subtle. With the five artists showing in March, Rieko Fujinami, Bob and Karen Madden, Janet Rothholz and Maureen Winzig, the connective tissue is curves and marks. Both Fujinami and Rothholz evoke masks of a kind in their work, Rothholz literally, in her ceramic masks, and Fujinami, more obliquely, in the haunted portraits she creates by painting first on a film, which she then puts onto a mirror, painting that as well..."
Art Along the Hudson
3 Exhibits
"...Rothholz draws upon the art and craft of the people of Central and West Africa, as well as North and Central America, with an infusion of her own European heritage."