Elisa Pritzker
Elisa Pritzker exhibited at MoMA, Queens Museum, Skirball Museum-Jerusalem, Dorsky Museum, Espronceda-Barcelona, K-Salon-Berlin Germany, Rockefeller Center New York City, United Nations, Iceland Biennale, Arts Westchester in large and small group exhibits. Among solo exhibits, her art was shown at HVMOCA [formerly HVCCA Museum], Hammond Museum, Saletta Kinzica Art Gallery-Pisa Italy, Casa Argentina-Jerusalem Israel, Franklin 54 Gallery NYC, Wired Gallery, Galeria Arte x Arte / Luz & Alfonso Castillo Foundation, Buenos Aires Argentina and Mohonk Mountain House.
Throughout her career she is the recipient of awards and grants, recently she received the 2020 NYFA-NYSCA Keep NYS Creating Project, the 2022 Creation Grant from the National Endowment of Arts Argentina and the 2023 Ulster County Cares 2 Award. Three of her art catalogs: Selk’nam and Tandem are available at Amazon. The catalogs are in the permanent Library collection of Castagnino Museum and MAMBA [Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art].
Pritzker was featured in media publications, radio and TV like PBS Channel, CNN-in Spanish, Huffpost [Huffington Post], Chronogram Magazine, Hyperallergic, Radio Kingston, Radio Vassar College and her "Eclectica Store" was showcased in the New York Times. In 2024 she is presenting a two-person exhibition with Cristian Dalgaard at Art at the Center and at Castagnino Museum both in Argentina.
http://www.elisapritzker.com/
Bibiana Huang Matheis
Bibiana Huang Matheis is a Taiwan-born, Chinese-American immigrant artist and a US citizen. As curator, artist and photographer located in the Hudson Valley of New York, she has been active as an arts professional since the 1980s. She has curated more than 90 exhibits in physical galleries and museums, plus virtual exhibitions since the pandemic. She is an experienced project manager who has curated large exhibits with up to a hundred artists. She is the co-founder, director and curator of the Inspiration Arts Group International, building an artist community of 150 members locally and internationally. Her installation projects “Hearts” has been putting love in public spaces by using natural or recycled materials found in that locality to draw attention to environmental issues – such as deforestation, water pollution, protecting endangered species, plastics pollution and sustainability.
She has had outdoor "Heart" installations in New York City – Rockaway Beach/ Dorado, Puerto Rico/ Hudson, New York/Lake Tahoe, California/ Big Island, Hawaii/ Hudson Valley Museum of Contemporary Art /The International Art Biennale Fresh Winds in Garour, Iceland, and more. Her artwork has been exhibited in major galleries and museums in the US and Europe, including on display in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Her cover photos have been published in major international publications. She was honored as one of the Top 50 artists by ArtsWestchester, one of the largest arts organization in the state. Bibiana was bestowed the Individual Artist executive award by Arts Mid-Hudson, the major arts organization in the Hudson Valley. In 2022, she curated a series of exhibitions for the Inspiration Art Group International: 7 exhibitions, 3 virtual and 4 in galleries, 14 in-person events, including performances, lectures, cultural trips, and more.
www.Bibiphoto.com
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Mimi Czajka Graminski
Mimi Czajka Graminski works in multiple media exploring light, color and movement. Her work has been shown in many venues including recent exhibits at the Hudson Valley Museum of Contemporary Art, Odetta Digital, Hammond Museum, Unison Arts, Window on Hudson and Upstate Art Weekend, all in New York. Her work was most recently featured in the publications: Art Spiel, Ecoartspace, Textiel Plus (a Dutch publication), Artists and Climate Change, Surface Design Association, WAMC Radio, Art in America Guide and Chronogram. She has been involved with Inspiration Art Group International since its inception and was featured in their Essay Series “In Other Words."
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Tilly Strauss
Tilly Strauss is a Hudson Valley artist with roots on the family farm, and way back in art history. Her family is full of teachers, artists, curators, and writers and they inform her passion for making and creating opportunities to demystify art. Strauss has just returned from almost a decade of living in Miami and a semester of teaching in Zermatt. She writes reviews for the local newspapers and is the Town Clerk in her community. Her passion involves researching hidden histories and creating a series that tells, in color and with whimsy, the big story of living an artful life.
tillystudio.com
Blog: “Showing Up for the Muse”- tillystudio.blogspot.com
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Corinne Lapin-Cohen
Corinne Lapin-Cohen is an artist living and working in Katonah, New York, where she teaches drawing and painting at Stone House Studio. She is a member of the Inspiration Art Group International, the American Society of Botanical Artists, the Society of Layerists in Multi-Media, and the Katonah Museum of Artists.
Corinne was the founder of the botanical art program at The Lasdon Arboretum, taught botanical watercolor painting and drawing at The New York Botanical Gardens, Northern Westchester Center for the Arts, and as an adjunct professor at Lehman College. Her work is exhibited in museums, universities, art galleries, corporate collections, botanical gardens, arboretums, hospitals and environmental centers throughout the country. She is included in the permanent collection of the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation at Carnegie Mellon University. Her artwork is acquired by collectors and has been published in books and periodicals. After painting traditional botanical watercolors for 25 years, nature continues to be her muse. She draws in silver and gold metal pointe, and paints in oil, watercolor, and pastel on canvas. Her work has become a balance between pure abstraction and identifiable subject matter. “Experiences, sensations and stored memories, inspire me to give visual voice to the beauty, fragility and ephemeral nature of our world. These works are open-ended improvisations, allowing me to be spontaneous as I move, make marks, and dance my way over the surface.
https://inspirationartgroup.org/artist/corinne-lapin-cohen/