Catalogue - Silvermine Galleries

AoNE Jurors: 1950 Louis Bosa, Emily Grenauer, Joseph
Luyber. 1951 Sol Wilson, William Palmer, Paul Bird,
Lu Duble, Hugo Robus. 1952 Julia Levi, Milton Avery,
Charles Cunningham, Henry Kreis. 1953 John Carroll,
Louis Bosa, Norman Rice, Koren Der Harootian. 1954
Gordon Vailey Washburn, Umberto Rornano, Dorothy
Adlow, Rhys Caparn, Nathaniel Kaz. 1955 Barlett Hayes,
Jr., Roy Neuberger, William Baziotes, John Hovannes.
1956 Hermon More, Perry T. Rathbone, Xavier
Gonzalez, Ibram Lassaw, Chaim Gross. 1957 John I. H.
Baur, Robert Gwathmey, Dong Kingman, Calvin Albert,
Jean DeMarco. 1958 John Hultberg, Andrew C. Ritchie,
Raphael Soyer, William Zorach, Seymour Lipton. 1959
Alexander Eliot, Philip Evergood, Rico Lebrun, Reuben
Nakian, William Zorach. 1960 James Thrall Soby, Carol
Holly, Larry Rivers, Louise Nevelson, Vincent Glinsky.
1961 John Gordon. 1963, H. Harvard Arnason. 1963
Lloyd Goodrich. 1964 Dorothy C. Miller. 1965 Thomas
M. Messer. 1966 Sue M. Thurman, S. Lane Faison, Jr.
1967 Phillip Pavia, Will Barnet, Richard Anuszkiewicz.
1968 William C. Bendig, Robert M. Doty. 1969 John
I. H. Baur. 1970 Gordon Mackintosh Smith. 1971
Lawrence Alloway. 1972 Evan Hopkins Turner. 1973
Marcia Tucker, James Monte. 1974 James Elliot. 1975
Tom Armstrong. 1976 Frederick Walkey, Dore Ashton.
1977 James Livingston, Clement Greenberg. 1978
Thomas B. Hess, Andrew Forge. 1979 Irving Sandier.
1980 Henry Geldzahler. 1981 John I. H. Baur. 1982
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr. 1983 Susanne Delehanty.
1984 Hilton Kramer. 1985 Carolyn Lanchner. 1986
Linda Shearer.
1987 Patterson Sims. 1988 Lowery
65th Annual
Sims. 1989 Helene Posner. 1990 Carter Ratcliff. 1991
Charlotta Kotik. 1992 Eliza Rathbone. 1993 Holly
Solomon.
19946Diane
Waldman.
1995 Andre Emmerich.
June
– July
26, 2015
1996 Susan Brundage. 1997 Cora Rosevear. 1998
Lisa Messinger.
1999
Allan
Stone.
2000
George G.
Co-Curated by
Michelle
Grabner
and Brad
Killam
King. 2001 Bill Arning. 2002 Ann Temkin. 2003 Harry
Philbrick. 2004 Maurice Tuchman. 2005 Elizabeth
Smith. 2006 Ben Barzune. 2007 Valerie Smith. 2008
Thom Collins. 2009 Douglas Dreishpoon. 2010 Katie
Rashid. 2011 Tom Eccles. 2013 David A. Ross. 2014
Andrew Russeth. 2015 Michelle Grabner, Brad Killam.
Silvermine Arts Center
Art of the Northeast
Silvermine Arts Center
Administration
Board of Directors
Executive Director
Chair
Leslee Asch
Outreach Education Director
Sophia Gevas
Financial Manager
LaWanza Holder
Director of Development
Mary Louise Morgan
Leslie Giuliani
Vice-Chair
Rose-Marie Fox
Treasurer
LaVern Burton
Secretary
Karen Neems
Marketing & Development Associate
Keri Arpino
Members
Publicity Manager
Kathryn Barrett Park
Norma C. Brown
Mindy Green
Robert Gregson
Kim A. Healy
Meredith Hutchison
Emily McDermott
Jeremy Saladyga
Ann Weiner
Leslee Asch, Ex-officio
Gwen North Reiss
School
School Director
Anne Connell
Administrative Assistant
Erin Jenkins
Administrative Assistant
Shannon Palucci
Gallery
Gallery Director
Jeffrey Mueller
Guild Administrator
Barbara Linarducci
Gallery Associate
Christina Ciacci
Kate Connolly
Gallery Assistant
Teresa Gay
Maintenance
Brian Bruni
Ray Signore
Honorary Board
Cynthia Guest
Sally Sheehy
Leonard Tow
Diana Wege
Art of the Northeast
Celebrating 65 Years
Art of the Northeast 2015 marks the 65th anniversary of this
distinguished exhibition. Begun in 1949 as the New England
Exhibition, the competition was founded by Guild members Miriam
Broudy and Revington Arthur to showcase art from the region.
Over the years, this exhibition has presented over 6,000 works of art
by emerging and established artists. The Silvermine Arts Center salutes
the many artists, volunteers, patrons and jurors who have contributed
to this salient exhibition.
The 65th Art of the Northeast
competition highlights the diversity
of work that is currently being created
in the Northeast. We are thrilled with
the caliber of outstanding art that
was submitted. We wish to thank
this year’s AoNE Co-Curators, Michell
Grabner and Brad Killam for the
passion with which they executed the
selection process and their respect
for the artists and the art itself.
We acknowledge the contribution of
the Silvermine Guild artist members
and the Silvermine staff members
whose hard work and dedication
made this exhibition possible. Thank
you for another successful show.
Volunteers
John Arabolos
Jocelyn BraxtonArmstrong
Tom Berntsen
Nina Buxenbaum
Jana Ireijo
Natasha Karpinskaia
Linda Kuehne
Co-Curators
Susan Newbold
Nancy Egol Nikkal
Kiyoshi Otsuka
Aleksandr Razin
Dora Tomulic
Karen Vogel
Joan Zagrobelny
Marcia Zimmerman
AoNE Committee
Cecilia Moy Fradet AoNE Chair
Scott Bricher Graphics, Prospectus and Catalogue
Miggs Burroughs Videographer
Hank Paper, Jeremy Salaydyga Photographers
Sogetsu Ikebana:
(Connecticut
Sogetsu Ikebana
Study Group)
Katharine Draper
Shizue Pleasanton
Contemporary art is shaped by an ever-widening orbit of ideas, materials and context. The
lines that once demarcated a hierarchical separation between the crafts and the fine arts,
between regional locations and cultural centers are negligible. This is based on the speed
and circulation of information, especially the jpeg. The result is the collapse of traditional
boundaries yielding networked systems of
engagement and complex forms of art-making;
Moreover creating vast and diverse audiences.
The work submitted to the 65th Annual Art of the
Northeast Exhibition reflects the multitudinous
contours of contemporary art. In an effort to slow
down and to award close and prolong viewing,
much of the work that we enthusiastically
gravitated to continues Modernism’s interest in
formal abstraction and material exploration. Yet
storytelling, the aesthetic of wonder (including
observations of the natural world), and Pop
and vernacular motifs are also powerfully
represented in our juried endeavor.
In our selection, one can identify a privileging of
foundational forms. Abstraction and elemental
vocabulary is the basis of all forms of knowledge.
It was a great delight for us to observe the many
ways artists employ primary language as a
means to achieve complexity in idea and form.
Because it is said that we are living in an age of distraction, attention is an exceedingly
valued human state. That is the quality we attempted to identify in the work we selected
from the many extraordinary submissions. We were looking for work that represented an
ethics of attention that reflects our cultural time.
—Michell Grabner and Brad Killam, May 2015
Michelle Grabner and Brad Killam founded and oversee two artist project spaces in the
Midwest: The Suburban (est. 1999) in Oak Park Il and the Poor Farm (Est. 2009) in rural
Northeast Wisconsin. Killam is an Associate Professor of Art at College of DuPage and
Grabner is a Professor in the Painting and Drawing Department at The School of the Art
Institute of Chicago. Michelle Grabner also co-curated the 2014 Whitney Biennial.
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Best in Show
Prutting & Co. Custom Builders Award for Painting
Barry Kiperman
Boston, MA
Of Rhetoric and Reason 2
Acrylic paint, graphite leads, and ¼” plywood
39” x 59”
$5,300
Ashley Norwood Cooper
Cooperstown, NY
Late Night Conversation
Oil on board
30” x 30”
$1,800
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Mollie & Albert Jacobson Award for Sculpture
Carole Eisner Award for Sculpture
James Mulvaney
Mahopac, NY
Untitled
Dimensional lumber, latex paint
120” x 103” x 64”
$8,000
James Buxton
Farmington, CT
Free Spirit of Recycling
Painted wood
36” x 52” x 56”
$9,300
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Stephen Madwed Memorial Prize for Photography
Andy & Marsha Glazer Award for Painting
Alexandra Galiardo
New York, NY
Illusions/Allusions 8
Photography
24” x 36”
$1,200
Cecilia Charlton
New York, NY
Apple II
Acrylic paint on canvas
48” x 48”
$5,000
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Jerry’s Artarama Honorable Mention
Exhibiting Artists
1.
Pam Ackley
* Denotes award winner
8.
New Canaan, CT
Farm Fresh
Oil on canvas
16” x 20”
$5,200
2.
Marilynn Arm
East Haddam, CT
Untitled
Monoprint
24” x 25” (framed)
$450
3.
Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong
Westport, CT
Pitcher
Porcelain, black slip, clear glaze
14” x 10” x 6”
$750
4.
Frances B. Ashforth
Ridgefield, CT
Lampblack 10
Unique waterbase monotype
30” x 30”
$2,600
Bryan Reedy
New York, NY
Grand Prix IV
Linen on custom
stretcher
33” x 41”
$900
5.
James Baker
Chester, CT
Winter Garden
Acrylic on canvas
13” x 16”
$1,200
6.
Paul Baylock
New Britain, CT
Downtown1
Acrylic
26” x 36”
$2,000
7.
James Buxton*
Farmington, CT
Free Spirit of Recycling
Painted wood
36” x 52” x 56”
$9,300
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Robert Carley
Darien, CT
Untitled 1
Drawing, pen & ink
25.25” x 19.25”
$600
9.
Robert Carley
Darien, CT
Untitled 7
Drawing, pen & ink
31.25” x 25.25”
$800
10. Leah Caroline
New Haven, CT
Arrangements, Oak Galls
Inkjet print on Hahnemuhle paper
12” x 8.5”
$600
11. Sharon Cavagnolo
Mount Kisco, NY
Spritz the Nightfires
Ink, gouache
28” x 23”
$4,000
12. Cecilia Charlton*
New York, NY
Apple II
Acrylic on canvas
48” x 48”
$5,000
13. Anna Chupa
Allentown, PA
White Quilt
Quilt
52” x 53”
$3,500
14. Sasha Cohen
New York, NY
Untitled
Mixed media on panel
26” x 45” x 3”
$1,200
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Exhibiting Artists
15. Ashley Norwood Cooper*
Cooperstown, NY
Late Night Conversation
Oil on board
30” x 30”
$1,800
21. Katharine Draper
Norwalk, CT
Gradation Series 4
Monotype
32” x 26”
$900
16. Ashley Norwood Cooper
Cooperstown, NY
Drawing in Bed
Oil on board
30” x 40”
$3,000
22. Sally Eckhoff
Philadelphia, PA
Coldness
Oil on panel
36” x 47”
$5,400
17. Cynthia Cooper
Farmington, CT
Where Things End
Acrylic on canvas
72” x 48” x 2.5”
$6,800
23. Sally Eckhoff
Philadelphia, PA
Fox Crossing
Oil on canvas
11” x 14”
$500
18. Ivy Dachman
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Untitled #78
Oil and wax on canvas
56” x 45”
$3,000
24. Lindsay Florence
Lexington, MA
Little House
Oil on canvas
8” x 12”
$1,200
19. Betsy Davidson
Bethel, CT
Dream Landscape
Acrylic, collaged papers, charcoal,
staples
12” x 9”
$1,100
25. Brian Friedman
New York, NY
Wheel (new)
Oil on canvas
16” x 11”
$600
20. Katharine Draper
Norwalk, CT
Gradation Series 6
Monotype
32” x 26”
$900
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26. Alexandra Galiardo
New York, NY
Illusions/Allusions 6
Photography
24” x 36”
$1,200
27. Alexandra Galiardo*
New York, NY
Illusions/Allusions 8
Photography
24” x 36”
$1,200
28. Alexandra Galiardo
New York, NY
Illusions/Allusions 9
Photography
24” x 36”
$1,200
35. Jill Grimes
Waltham, MA
Arrangement II
Oil on canvas
52” x 32”
$4,000
29. Charles Geiger
Poughkeepsie, NY
Center Piece
Acrylic, flashe, ink on canvas
20” x 20”
$2,000
36. John Hafey
Fairfield, CT
Rock Suite #5
Pigment print on handmade paper
22” x 30”
$950
30. Leslie Giuliani
Weston, CT
The Geometry Lesson
Digital embroidery, rug hooking,
encaustic on linen
20” x 20”
$800
37. Howard Hastie
Holyoke, MA
In the Web
Oil on canvas
35.25” x 49.75” x 1.5”
$4,400
31. Henry Glavin
Darien, CT
Untitled (Foldout)
Oil, acrylic, gesso on canvas
40” x 30”
$2,400
32. Pat Goldstein
West Haven, CT
Heirlooms
Oil stick on paper
22” x 30”
$950
33. Allan Gorman
West Orange, NJ
Williamsburg Red
Oil on linen
30” x 30”
$6,250
34. Sophie Grant
Brooklyn, NY
Could Be Honeycomb
Acrylic and oil on canvas
30” x 24”
$2,000
38. Howard Hastie
Holyoke, MA
Swahoo Morley
Oil on canvas
25.5” x 33” x 1.5”
$1,800
39. Will Holub
Groton, CT
Redondo 18
Acrylic on paper on canvas
12” x 12” x 1.5”
$2,400
40. Will Holub
Groton, CT
Redondo 9
Acrylic on paper on canvas
12” x 12” x 1.5”
$2,400
41. Alison Horvitz
Somerset, MA
Memory Jar 326
Synthetic polymer on board
40” x 30”
$3,600
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42. Aubrey J. Kauffman
Ewing, NJ
Bench
Archival pigment print
17” x 26”
$950
48. Will Lustenader
New Haven, CT
Means of Self-Definiton
Alkyd on linen
26” x 42”
$5,200
43. Barry Kiperman
Boston, MA
“The Enigma Variations” 3
Acrylic paint, graphite leads, 1/4”
plywood
35” x 47”
$4,800
49. Dave Magyar
Middletown, DE
Pans Puzzle I
Photography/inkjet print
13” x 17”
$320
44. Barry Kiperman*
Boston, MA
Of Rhetoric and Reason 2
Acrylic paint, graphite leads, 1/4”
plywood
39” x 59”
$5,300
45. Barry Kiperman
Boston, MA
Of Rhetoric and Reason 6
Acrylic paint, graphite leads, 1/4”
plywood
35” x 47”
$4,800
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50. Dave Magyar
Middletown, DE
Pans Puzzle III
Photography/inkjet print
13” x 17”
$320
51. Dan Makara
Redding, CT
…to summers lie
Digital photomontage of poured
paint
60” x 65”
$4,800
46. Demetria Lawson
Suffield, CT
Literacy
Digital
24” x 36”
$100
52. Dan Makara
Redding, CT
what if a dawn of a doom of a dream
(bites this universe in two)
Digital photomontage of poured
paint
60” x 65”
$4,800
47. Charlotte Lethbridge
New York, NY
Sorry I’m Late, Sorry I’m Late (There
Was Traffic On The Bridge)
Acrylic on linen
24” x 34”
$1,000
53. Stephanie Marcus
Boston, MA
Things in the Aquarium that Look
Like Kitty
Gouache and ink on paper
22” x 30”
$600
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54. Stephanie Marcus
Boston, MA
Bedroom with Floating Joncat
Acrylic, ink, pencil and watercolor
on paper
22” x 30”
$600
61. Nancy Natale
Easthampton, MA
Flap
Repurposed leather, tacks, encaustic,
jute on pane
18” x 18” x 1.5”
$1,600
55. Russell Mason
Manlius, NY
Untitled (covered logs)
Oil and print on canvas
32” x 42”
$1,700
62. Nancy Natale
Easthampton, MA
Passage
Repurposed leather & rubber,
encaustic, tacks
18” x 18”
$1,600
56. Lawrence McGarvey
Westport, CT
RISES
Asphalt on canvas
36” x 48”
$2,000
57. Richard Mills
Teaneck, NJ
Large Hay Wagon
Oil on canvas
30” x 34”
$2,500
58. Samantha Mitchell
Philadelphia, PA
Old House Pile
Gouache and ink on paper
33” x 47”
$4,000
59. Dominic Montuori
Brooklyn, NY
Untitled 101-P
Silkscreen on paper
13.5” x 18.5”
$275
60. James Mulvaney*
Mahopac, NY
Untitled
Dimensional lumber, latex paint
120” x 103” x 64”
$8,000
63. Nancy Natale
Easthampton, MA
Unveiled
Repurposed leather & rubber, tacks,
encaustic
18” x 18”
$1,600
64. Perry Obee
New Haven, CT
Untitled (Sideways Stack from
Above), 2013
Acrylic on paper
22” x 30”
$1650
65. Perry Obee
New Haven, CT
Untitled (Implied Stack), 2013
Acrylic on paper
22” x 30”
$1650
66. Kiyoshi Otsuka
Bronxville, NY
Basic Series 3998
Acrylic on canvas
30” x 40”
$4,500
67. Dan Paul
Nassau, NY
Blueberry Pancakes One
Pencil on paper
29.875” x 31.375”
$1,800
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68. Dan Paul
Nassau, NY
Blueberry Pancakes Two
Pencil on paper
29.875” x 31.375”
$1,800
75. Marlene Siff
Westport, CT
Truth, Politics, Lies
Acrylic on linen
42.75” x 40.75” x 16”
$25,000
69. Dan Paul
Nassau, NY
Blueberry Pancakes Three
Pencil on paper
29.875” x 31.375”
$1,800
76. Sofie Swann
Stamford, CT
Barcode
Mixed media on panel
48” x 48”
$10,000
70. Francesca Pfister
Philadelphia, PA
Gray Brushes
Archival pigment print
8” x 24”
$800 (edition of 10), unframed
77. Lee Thomson
Northampton, MA
August Full Moon
Fabric, thread
9” x 12”
$275
71. Aleksandr Razin
Lynbrook, NY
The Bee
Auto parts
48” x 48” x 94”
$15,000
78. Lisa Thoren
Darien, CT
Cold Winter
India ink and acrylic
12” x 12”
$450
72. Bryan Reedy
New York, NY
Grand Prix IV
Linen on custom stretcher
33” x 41”
$900
79. Jenny Walker
Avon, CT
Red Boat Study
Cotton thread and steel
20.5” x 16” x 6”
$600
73. Nan Runde
Hartford, CT
The Work of Man (Pavement)
Graphite
17” x 18.75”
$475
80. Heui Tae Yoon
New York, NY
Window #2
Oil and acrylic on linen
16” x 12”
$950
74. Beverly Shipko
Ardsley, NY
Strawberry Kiwi Blueberry Tart
Oil on canvas
30” x 30”
$6,800
81. Joan Zagrobelny
Newtown, CT
Abundance 2
Ceramic
22” x 13” x 12”
$800
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82. Joan Zagrobelny
Newtown, CT
Big Red Boot
Ceramic
25” x 17” x 16”
$900
84. Jacob Zurilla
Blooming Grove, NY
Hickory
Acrylic, ink and paper on paper
11” x 15”
$1,000
83. Joan Zagrobelny
Newtown, CT
Black/Yellow Urn
Ceramic
17” x 11” x 11”
$800
85. Jacob Zurilla
Blooming Grove, NY
Harriman
Acrylic, ink and paper on pva board
15” x 11”
$1,000
Thank You to Our Award Sponsors
The Silvermine Arts Center acknowledges with gratitude and
appreciation the following individuals, foundations, and businesses
for their support of the arts and for contributing to the awards for
the 65th Art of the Northeast exhibition:
Carole Eisner
Andy & Marsha Glazer
Mollie & Albert Jacobson Fund
Jerry’s Artarama
Ruth Madwed
Nancy Moore
Prutting & Company Custom Builders, LLC
Silvermine Community Association
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AoNE JURORS: 1950 Louis Bosa, Emily Grenauer, Joseph Luyber. 1951 Sol
Thank you to Our Corporate Sponsors
The Silvermine Arts Center also acknowledges with gratitude the
following corporate sponsors for their support of the arts and for
contributing to this exhibit.
Wilson, William Palmer, Paul Bird, Lu Duble, Hugo Robus. 1952 Julia Levi,
Milton Avery, Charles Cunningham, Henry Kreis. 1953 John Carroll, Louis Bosa,
Norman Rice, Koren Der Harootian. 1954 Gordon Vailey Washburn, Umberto
Rornano, Dorothy Adlow, Rhys Caparn, Nathaniel Kaz. 1955 Barlett Hayes, Jr.,
Roy Neuberger, William Baziotes, John Hovannes. 1956 Hermon More, Perry
T. Rathbone, Xavier Gonzalez, Ibram Lassaw, Chaim Gross. 1957 John I. H.
Baur, Robert Gwathmey, Dong Kingman, Calvin Albert, Jean DeMarco. 1958
John Hultberg, Andrew C. Ritchie, Raphael Soyer, William Zorach, Seymour
Lipton. 1959 Alexander Eliot, Philip Evergood, Rico Lebrun, Reuben Nakian,
William Zorach. 1960 James Thrall Soby, Carol Holly, Larry Rivers, Louise
Nevelson, Vincent Glinsky. 1961 John Gordon. 1963, H. Harvard Arnason.
1963 Lloyd Goodrich. 1964 Dorothy C. Miller. 1965 Thomas M. Messer.
1966 Sue M. Thurman, S. Lane Faison, Jr. 1967 Phillip Pavia, Will Barnet,
Richard Anuszkiewicz. 1968 William C. Bendig, Robert M. Doty. 1969 John
Media Sponsors
I. H. Baur. 1970 Gordon Mackintosh Smith. 1971 Lawrence Alloway. 1972
Evan Hopkins Turner. 1973 Marcia Tucker, James Monte. 1974 James Elliot.
1975 Tom Armstrong. 1976 Frederick Walkey, Dore Ashton. 1977 James
Livingston, Clement Greenberg. 1978 Thomas B. Hess, Andrew Forge. 1979
Irving Sandier. 1980 Henry Geldzahler. 1981 John I. H. Baur. 1982 Theodore
E. Stebbins, Jr. 1983 Susanne Delehanty. 1984 Hilton Kramer. 1985
The Silvermine Arts Center has made every attempt to ensure that the
information in the catalogue is as accurate as possible. Please accept our
apologies if there are any errors or omissions.
Carolyn Lanchner. 1986 Linda Shearer. 1987 Patterson Sims. 1988 Lowery
Sims. 1989 Helene Posner. 1990 Carter Ratcliff. 1991 Charlotta Kotik.
1992 Eliza Rathbone. 1993 Holly Solomon. 1994 Diane Waldman. 1995
Andre Emmerich. 1996 Susan Brundage. 1997 Cora Rosevear. 1998 Lisa
Arts Exhibitions at Silvermine are
supported by The Connecticut
Department of Economic and
Community Development.
Messinger. 1999 Allan Stone. 2000 George G. King. 2001 Bill Arning. 2002
Ann Temkin. 2003 Harry Philbrick. 2004 Maurice Tuchman. 2005 Elizabeth
Smith. 2006 Ben Barzune. 2007 Valerie Smith. 2008 Thom Collins. 2009
Douglas Dreishpoon. 2010 Katie Rashid. 2011 Tom Eccles. 2013 David A.
Ross. 2014 Andrew Russeth. 2015 Michell Grabner and Brad Killam
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AoNE Jurors: 1950 Louis Bosa, Emily Grenauer, Joseph
Luyber. 1951 Sol Wilson, William Palmer, Paul Bird,
Lu Duble, Hugo Robus. 1952 Julia Levi, Milton Avery,
Charles Cunningham, Henry Kreis. 1953 John Carroll,
Louis Bosa, Norman Rice, Koren Der Harootian. 1954
Gordon Vailey Washburn, Umberto Rornano, Dorothy
Adlow, Rhys Caparn, Nathaniel Kaz. 1955 Barlett Hayes,
Jr., Roy Neuberger, William Baziotes, John Hovannes.
1956 Hermon More, Perry T. Rathbone, Xavier
Gonzalez, Ibram Lassaw, Chaim Gross. 1957 John I. H.
Baur, Robert Gwathmey, Dong Kingman, Calvin Albert,
Jean DeMarco. 1958 John Hultberg, Andrew C. Ritchie,
Raphael Soyer, William Zorach, Seymour Lipton. 1959
Alexander Eliot, Philip Evergood, Rico Lebrun, Reuben
Nakian, William Zorach. 1960 James Thrall Soby, Carol
Holly, Larry Rivers, Louise Nevelson, Vincent Glinsky.
1961 John Gordon. 1963, H. Harvard Arnason. 1963
Lloyd Goodrich. 1964 Dorothy C. Miller. 1965 Thomas
M. Messer. 1966 Sue M. Thurman, S. Lane Faison, Jr.
1967 Phillip Pavia, Will Barnet, Richard Anuszkiewicz.
1968 William C. Bendig, Robert M. Doty. 1969 John
I. H. Baur. 1970 Gordon Mackintosh Smith. 1971
Lawrence Alloway. 1972 Evan Hopkins Turner. 1973
Marcia Tucker, James Monte. 1974 James Elliot. 1975
Tom Armstrong. 1976 Frederick Walkey, Dore Ashton.
1977 James Livingston, Clement Greenberg. 1978
Thomas B. Hess, Andrew Forge. 1979 Irving Sandier.
1980 Henry Geldzahler. 1981 John I. H. Baur. 1982
Theodore E. Stebbins, Jr. 1983 Susanne Delehanty.
1984 Hilton Kramer. 1985 Carolyn Lanchner. 1986
Linda Shearer. 1987 Patterson Sims. 1988 Lowery
Sims. 1989 Helene Posner. 1990 Carter Ratcliff. 1991
Charlotta Kotik.
1992Road,
Eliza
Rathbone.
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Solomon. 1994(203)
Diane
Waldman. 1995 Andre Emmerich.
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1996 Susan Brundage. 1997 Cora Rosevear. 1998
Lisa Messinger. 1999
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2000 George G.
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Bill Arning.
2002
Temkin.
2003 Harry
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Philbrick. 2004 Maurice Tuchman. 2005 Elizabeth
Smith. 2006 Ben Barzune. 2007 Valerie Smith. 2008
Thom Collins. 2009 Douglas Dreishpoon. 2010 Katie
Rashid. 2011 Tom Eccles. 2013 David A. Ross. 2014
Andrew Russeth. 2015 Michelle Grabner, Brad Killam.