Emily Roz

Territorial Re-Marks at Front Room, January 11, 7-9pm

Territorial Re-Marks
Front Room Gallery
Opening reception : January 11th, 7-9pm
January 11 – February 3, 2013
147 Roebling Street
Williamsburg, Brooklyn

“Territorial Re-Marks” will feature works by Front Room artists Emily Roz and Patricia Smith in conjunction with Articule artists Jérôme Havre, Michelle Lacombe.



This exhibition is part of the Montreal/Brooklyn Exchange with articule gallery

“Épidémie culturelle”, review by Jerome Delgado in Le Devoir

excerpt from Épidémie culturelle, by Jerome Delgado in Le Devoir:

“With four artists Articule offers a real group show, unlike most other places that have opted for a collage of solos. The territory invested here touches the theme of colonization, with the work of weaving and melting pot of Jérôme Havre welcomes visitors. Plans and drawings Patricia Smith, arranged on two large tables, address the following urban development in a personal way, with retouching ink or watercolor. These two bodies, the foundations politicized, but tenuous, resulting in works and precious little literal.

The other two projects, more intertwined in the bottom of the gallery, are diametrically opposed to one another. Emily Roz’s paintings are full of details and exotic patterns, while interventions on the wall of Michelle Lacombe, simple horizontal lines at the mine, are conspicuous by their discretion. The six gouaches and oils and the first two Literary Landscape Drawing the second win in this approximation, however, unusual.

In his descriptions of places and lush scenes of great violence, Emily Roz juxtaposes different universe. Behind this view of nature where the hyena, or any other predator, has a central role, the artist paints a bleak picture of humanity. The land use is a matter of survival, and sometimes in the beautiful colors of a painting as Vulture Claw (the claws of the vulture), hiding truths more difficult to perceive, accept.”

The Fruit and Vegetable Stand, Saturday, October 27, 12-3 pm

The Fruit and Vegetable Stand
A Project Organized By Paul Branca

Saturday, October 27, 2012 12-3 pm

Queens Boulevard between 32nd Place and 33rd Street, Queens, New York
7 train to 33rd Street, E/R to Queens Plaza

work by: Carmelle Safdie, David Horvitz, Dylan Chatain, Emily Roz, Essye Klempner, Kate Parnell, Natalie Hausler, Pat Palermo, Paul Branca, Sophy Naess and TM Davy

Carmelle Safdie and Paul Branca have also designed a silkscreen edition of posters being sold at Colpa Press in San Francisco. 

The Ballot Show at Front Room, opening Thursday, October 25

The Front Room presents,
The 3rd Quadrennial:
The Ballot Show
October 25th–November 6th
Opening: Thurs Oct 25th 7–9

Featuring works by:
Wayne Adams, Daniel Aycock, Julia Whitney Barnes, Thomas Broadbent, Ken Butler, Ethan Crenson, Steven Gagnon, Hubert Dobler, Robert Egert, Peter Fox, Enrico Gomez, Gregory de la Haba, Eric Heist, Kim Holleman, Lori Korchek/Mike Bade, Jesse Lambert, Jason Clay Lewis, Stephen Mallon, Sascha Mallon, Karen Marston, Mark Masyga, Geoffrey Owen Miller, Rob de Oude, Ross Racine, Ellen Rand, Marshall Reese/Nora Ligorano, Daniel Rosenbaum, Emily Roz, David Shapiro, Mark Stilwell, Savannah Spirit, Rodger Stevens, Miho Suzuki, Kathleen Vance, Cibele Viera, Larry Walczak, and more. 

territorial remarks, at articule, Montreal, October 19 - November 25

articule, Montreal, Canada
jérôme havre, michelle lacombe, emily roz, patricia smith
territorial re-marks
 
Exhibition in Montréal : October 19 – November 24, 2012

Opening reception : October 19, 6pm
Exhibition in Brooklyn : January – February, 2013
In collaboration with Front Room Gallery
part of the Brooklyn/Montreal Exchange

Black Foliage at NUDASHANK, Baltimore, September 22

BLACK FOLIAGE
NUDASHANK
405 W. Franklin Street, 3rd Floor
BALTIMORE, MD
September 22 - October 21

Curated by Matthew Craven

This exhibition brings together over 60 artists using a wide range of techniques and imagery within the field of drawing, painting, collage and sculpture to create a singular artistic vision. BLACK FOLIAGE takes its name from the contemporary psych rock band Olivia Tremor Control’s 1999 album Black Foliage: Animation Music Vol. One. Like the album, this exhibition combines pop and experimental aesthetics into something eccentric and cohesive.

The combined efforts from these artists will create something akin to a psychedelic zen garden.

ARTISTS

AKIRA HORIKAWA, ALEJANDRO GUZMAN, ALEX EBSTEIN, ALEX LUKAS, ALLISON REIMUS, ANNA HOBERMAN, BEN BLATT, BENJAMIN EDMISTON, BJORN COPELAND, BRUCE WILHELM, CAITLIN CUNNINGHAM, CASEY GRAY, CASEY JEX SMITH, CHRISTIAN HERR, CHRISTOPHER DANIELS, CODY HOYT, DENISE KUPFERSCHMIDT, DOMINIC PAUL MOORE, EMMA BURGESS OLSON, EMILY ROZ, ETHAN COOK, GINA BEAVERS, HWAN JAHNG, JAMIE FELTON, JIMMY BAKER, JOSEPH HART, JULIAN DURON, KORAKRIT ARUNANONDCHAI, LANGDON GRAVES, LAUREN SEIDEN, LEAH DIXON, LEIF LOW-BEER, LESSER GONZALEZ, LETHA WILSON, MIYEON LEE, MARK SENGBUSCH, MARK WARREN JACQUES, MATTHEW PALLADINO, MATT STONE, MICHAEL DOTSON, MINKA SICKLINGER, MORGAN BLAIR, NATALIA YOVANE, PAUL KONEAZNY, PAUL WACKERS, POLLY SHINDLER, RYAN BROWNING, RYAN DE LA HOZ, RYAN TRAVIS CHRISTIAN, RYAN SCHNEIDER, RYAN WALLACE, SAM ADAMS, SETH ADELSBERGER, SHAI ZURIM, SHARA HUGHES, STEVEN RIDDLE, SUSY GOETERS, TED GAHL, TIM HULL, TIMOTHY BERSTROM, THOMAS DELANEY, ™ DAVY, TRISH TILLMAN, VICTOR PAYARES, WESLEY STOKES