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New Work 2004
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ARTISTS AND WRITERS
******Robert Glaisek has been chosen for entry in the prestigious Art of the Northeast USA exhibition at Silvermine Guild Galleries, 1037 Silvermine Road, New Canaan, CT. Out of 1300 entries Glaisek and 134 other winners will be exhibited from May 10th to June 14th at the gallery. The Juror is Ann Temkin Curator of the Modern and Contemporary Art Philadelphia Museum of Art. She is the curator of the exhibition of Barnett Newman currently at the museum.****** 2002.
Other shows Robert has been in this year are:
Hopper House Art Center juried show "Small Matters of Great Importance" .
Ridgefield Guild Of Artists 25th annual juried show. Juror at this show was William Zimmer art critic for the New York Times.
Old Church Cultural Center Small Works show (three years in a row).
Robert Glaisek is an artist with studios in Nyack, New York and New Jersey, Glaisek has had gallery shows in New York City as well as across the United States. The recipient of many awards with work in private collections as well as in large corporate galleries Glaisek is sort after for his mood provoking images. You may also see his work at the Morris Museum.
"Inaudible Dialogue" is one of a contin
uing series created by the artist.
These drawings, gouaches and large oil paintings of solitary seated figures
evoke a mood and sensitivity towards the on going inability of
mankind to be heard. Issues such as the death of democracy and
planetary destruction cry out to be heard only to fall on deaf ears. Glaiseks'
work addresses the frustration and powerlessness one can feel when
there is something necessary to be said but those around choose not to
listen. The tireless attention to conception of image is apparent in
the qualities of line and form perceived. His intuitive knowledge of
what is necessary and what is not cuts directly to the core emotion allowing the
viewer the ability to sustain the closest possible attention to the quality of
mood felt and what his art actually has to say.
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Please click on photos for larger image.
American Cows gouache 2001
Click on paintings below for a larger view and more information on each one.
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Allison
oil on linen
2001
16 x 20
For more information please contact the artist at his studio in Nyack, NY: 1 845 358 2778