Emily Roz

Joy Quarterly Issue 4, Summer 09

Issue 4 of Joy Quarterly features an interview and profile of my work by writer and performer, Richard Toth.  Click here for a PDF of the article.

Contributors in this issue: David Thomas Broughton, Owen Richards, Zohar Tirosh, Chadwick Tyler, Jen Patryn, Olivia Baseman, Mark Veltman, D.E. Lukens, Robert Kruse, Ron Baseman, Patrice Lerochereuil, Amanda Zackem, Shane Lyons, Andre Gunn, Brian Buenaventura, Kristin Gallegos, Molly Kennedy, Jamie Isaia, Dada Veda, Steven Schreiber, Julian Louie, Shala Rothenberg, Richard Greene, Nadia Bowers, Melissa Yvette Khan, Aaron Roman Weiner, Christine Lebeck, Richard Toth, Emily Roz, Jennifer Behr, Arturo Vega, Nicole Vitigliano,

Joy Quarterly is an Art Book/magazine independently published in NY State. It is sold at bookstores and magazine shops in NY and ONLINE at Atomic Books

Most stores keep Joy in the art/fashion section, if you don’t see it ASK FOR IT.

Here are a few of the places in NYC that carry Joy Quarterly:

Universal News(locations all over Manhattan)
St Marks Bookshop East Village
Mcnally Jackson SOHO
PS Books, DUMBO, Brooklyn
Online at Atomic Books

ExpandTheRoom at SPIN Magazine, June 4

ExpandTheRoom is pleased to announce its second-annual art exhibition curated by Reid Hitt, on view for one night only at SPIN Magazine.

Artist include: Kristopher Benedict, Sascha Braunig, Joseph Buzzell, Percy Cannon, Lara Cannon, Hilary Doyle, Caitlin MacQueen, Carmelle Safdie, Kyle Simon, Lisa Rock, Emily Roz, Leigh Ruple, Peter Watts, Leah Wolff, Eva Zuckerman

Live music by Eastern Midwestern and Holiday Shores

ExpandTheRoom 2009 Show
Thursday, June 4th, 7 - 10 pm
SPIN Magazine
408 Broadway, 4th Floor (just below Canal St)

This is event is invitation-only: You must be on the guest list to enter.
Please RSVP to .
For additional information please contact curator Reid Hitt at .

Apollo Magazine | The Women’s Room, May 2009

Write up in the British publication Apollo Magazine, May 2009

From The Women’s Room, A walk round Brooklyn and Manhattan galleries reveals the work of both new and well-known women artist
by Vincent Katz, Monday, 27th April 2009

“On a recent visit, I encountered some of the most interesting art I’d seen in a while. The best part was they were things I was unprepared for, by artists I did not know. I started in Williamsburg, at Front Room Gallery on Roebling Street (Fig. 2). It is one of the older Brooklyn galleries, having been around since 1999. Its blurb says it favours conceptual and ‘non-commercial’ art, but on the day I was there I was amazed by Emily Roz’s large, highly detailed coloured-pencil drawings of animals in beautiful settings involved in life-and-death struggles. Front Room also produces an intriguing line of multiples.”

Listing in New York Magazine

Listing in New York Magazine by Miranda Siegel for Kill the Beast at Front Room Gallery