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Renata Stein: Lost & Found - Artist Resume

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  Renata Stein grew up in an East European family of Displaced Persons in Germany and arrived in New York from Berlin as a visiting scholar in 1983. She is a mixed media artist, sculptor, curator, and translator whose work has been shown at a variety of venues. Selected Solo Shows Residency Exhibit Institut für alles Mögliche, Berlin, Germany, 2011 Transformations Synagogue for the Arts, New York, NY, 2005 Home/land: Artists, Immigrations and Identity  Residency; taught classes; group show; solo show Society for Contemporary Craft, Pittsburgh, PA, 2003   Assemblages and Constructions: Artwork by Renata Stein Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, NJ, 2002 Selected Group Shows  Out of the Shadows Carter Burden Gallery, New York, NY, 2026   Rooted: The Ecological Duality of Nature and Jewish Identity Manny Cantor Center, New York, NY, 2015   Art of Detritus: Recycling with Imagination Viridian Artists, New York, NY, 2015 Fin...

Ted Altman: Veranda Studies - OPENING

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Ted Altman: Veranda Studies - INSTALLED

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Sunday October 5, 2025, 4-7pm - Ted Altman: Veranda Studies

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Ted Altman: Veranda Studies - Artist Statement

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These pieces came about while I was at work, putting together sets for a feature film. I collected appealing bits of wood left over near the chop saw. I glued pieces together into logical clumps, then mounted them in dramatic positions that mimicked tiny Brutalist monuments. I originally imagined them as maquettes for public sculptures to be fabricated in steel or concrete, as center pieces for a city square or park. Then they became little experiments in shape and pattern. Then they became projects, and then toys. I have found them equally interesting and fun. - Ted Altman, November 2025 Pictured - Ted Altman: Eight Step Ladder Version 2 Paper sculpture 6" x 4" x 3" 2025   

Ted Altman: Veranda Studies - Artist Resume

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Ted Altman's first real job was building a 2/3 scale 210 foot mock-up of a Navy warship as a training environment for naval recruits, an unlikely introduction to a career spent creating artificial worlds. He went on to work as a scenic sculptor for scenic shops, theming contractors, and a zoo exhibit contractor, where sculpting Nature in concrete taught him to appreciate the beautiful accidental abstraction of rocks and geology. He has also built props and decorated sets for film and television, always driven by a love of making things: Working with his hands, arranging elements, and giving form to imagination.    Pictured: Ted Altman - The Luyster Creek Scarecrow Painted wood 9" x 7 1/2"  2025  

Grace Bristow: Sticks and Stones - OPENING

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