Emily Roz
New York artist showing contemporary drawings and paintings.
Portable Caves, HKJB, Opening Saturday, February 13
Portable Caves
2/13 - 2/26
Opening reception 6-9 pm
5-22 46th Avenue, buzzer 5, Long Island City, NY, 11101
Aaron Raymer, Alan Rovge, Amy Feldman, Anna Kunz, Alexander Kroll, Alexa Hoyer, Benjamin King, Brian Loftus, Christine Conner, Craig Olson, Daniel Abrams, Davide Balliano, Douglas Melini, Drew Beattie, Ernesto Burgos, Eric Trosko, EJ Hauser, Emily Roz, Everest Hall, Frank Magnotta, Franklin Evans, Guillermo Creus, Giles Thomson, Halsey Hathaway, Hannes Priesch, Ilse Murdock, Janna Luttrell, Jay Henderson, Jim Mattei, Joshua Abelow, Jonathan Allmaier, Jonathan Cowan, Judith Braun, Justin Adian, Julia Oldham, Karen Brummund, Kris Chatterson, Mamie Tinkler, Matthew Wilson, Max Razdow, Michael Cavayero, Michael Dopp, Michelle Hailey, Mirelle Borra, Osamu Kobayashi, Paul Gillis, Patrick Meagher, Rachel Lieber, Ricardo Gonzalez, Ryan Cobourn, Tamara Zahaykevich, Tisch Abelow, Tom Szabo, Vince Contarino, Wayne Adams, Yadir Quintana
10th Anniversary Exhibition at Front Room Gallery
The Front Room Gallery Presents:
10th Anniversary Exhibition
October 31st-November 22nd, 2009
Opening Reception Saturday October 31st, 7-9
Hours Fri-Sun 1-6 and by appt.
147 Roebling Street | Brooklyn, NY
718-782-2556 | Front Room Gallery
The Front Room Gallery is pleased to announce it’s 10th anniversary exhibition celebrating a decade of art, installation and performance at 147 Roebling st. We are proud to have had the opportunity over the last ten years to work with so many talented artists, and in this show we are offering a glimpse of some of our favorites. Featuring works by: Amanda Alic, Sasha Bezzubov, Thomas Broadbent, Ethan Crenson, Eric Guzman, Sean Hemmerle, Stephen Mallon, Allan Packer, Melissa Pokorny, Emily Roz, Philip Simmons, Patricia Smith, Mark Stilwell, Edie Winograde.
Parlour No. 9 | Open Season, Friday, October 23
PARLOUR NO. 9
OPEN SEASON
BEAU BUCK, STEFANO MINZI, EMILY ROZ AND NATALIA YOVANE
OPENING RECEPTION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2009, 7 - 10 PM
BY APPOINTMENT
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2009, 12 - 6 PM
HOME OF COLETTE ROBBINS & MICAH GANSKE
37-34 85TH STREET, APT 31, QUEENS
Parlour No. 9, Open Season, features the work of Beau Buck, Stefano Minzi, Emily Roz and Natalia Yovane, which ranges from painting and drawing to prints and film that depict wildlife in both natural and displaced settings. The show’s installation draws inspiration from old hunting trophy rooms, with their taxidermy, paintings of the chase, etc. However, in Parlour’s vision, these animals are not static monuments, but are rather unleashed participants in an uncontainable environment.
Beau Buck: http://www.beaubuckart.com/
Stefano Minzi: http://www.sminz.com/
Emily Roz: http://emilyroz.com/
Natalia Yovane: http://www.nataliayovane.com
Parlour is a nomadic exhibition space started in 2008 that presents weekend-long exhibitions in different homes throughout New York City. Its impetus is to showcase the work of contemporary artists in a unique and dynamic setting. Parlour was conceived by Ciara Gilmartin and Leslie Rosa-Stumpf. Both are graduates of Sarah Lawrence College. Leslie additionally received her MA in Curatorial Studies from Goldsmiths College.
Joy Quarterly Issue 4, Summer 09
Baboon Fight, 2008, colored pencil on paper, 30 x 40 inches
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