Saturday, June 28, 2014

My work at "Wish You Were Here 13" A.I.R. Gallery's Annual Postcard Show

Hello from Triada!

I have a new art work featured in the: 

Wish You Were Here 13

A.I.R. Gallery's Annual Postcard Show 

 The proceeds from this exhibition of postcard sized works benefit the A.I.R. Fellowship Program for Emerging and Underrepresented Artists and other programs that serve A.I.R.’s mission to advance the status of women in the arts.

June 26 - July 20, 2014






Triada Samaras Wind Blow Through Me

Marker on Paper

4 x 6 inches

2014


Wish You Were Here 13 exhibits original works by more than 300 artists including such artists as Mary Beth Edelson, Mary Grigoriadas, Lourdes Asencio, and Aaron Morgan. The 4” x 6” artworks were created and donated by A.I.R. Gallery artists, and hundreds of national and international artists from as far away as Sweden, Italy, France, Canada, and Japan. These cards vary widely in style and media and encompass a broad spectrum of themes. Each card is signed and dated, often with a message on the back from the artist to the collector. All 4” x 6” art works are priced at $45 per piece.
A work by Dotty Attie will be auctioned off at the June 26th opening reception.

See the Full Press Release Here

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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Making Art a Must Learn

Above:  Herald News 6/3/2014

 As I have previously written (LINK) one of my art teaching positions is that
I am a William Paterson University Art Professor in Residence/PIR at the former Eastside High School in Paterson, NJ on a STEAM grant funded by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.  I work with two academies within the high school: GOPA and SOIT (the School of Government and Public Administration and the School of Information Technology.  In addition I work with a team of people including the Dodge Grant Manager, Dina Scacchetti, and art teachers, Marilyn Simon (SOIT) and Darryl Jones (GOPA).  We also recently collaborated with WPU Art Professor Michael Rees and his graduate students by having the the GOPA and SOIT STEAM students using three D sculpting software and three D printing technology both on the WPU campus and back at the high school building.

Our STEAM project work was just featured in the New Jersey Press
in an article by Staff Writer, Minjae Park.



Above:  Bergen Record 6/3/2014


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