Patricia Cronin: All Is Not Lost Featuring two major series of work from 2000 to 2009: Memorial to a Marriage and Harriet Hosmer: Lost and Found, the exhibition will unite Cronin’s work as it intersects ideas of memory, the recovery and writing of women’s history, and contemporary discourses about gay and lesbian representation. A catalogue will accompany the exhibition with essays by Helen Molesworth, Chief Curator of the ICA Boston, Alexander Nemerov, Professor of Art History at Yale University and the late Robert Rosenblum, Professor of Art History at New York University and curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. This exhibition is supported by a grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation.  |
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Patricia Cronin : Bodies and Soul Conner Contemporary Art is honored to present Patricia Cronin’s first solo exhibition in Washington, DC, Bodies and Soul. The exhibition features Memorial to a Marriage, a new bronze sculpture depicting the nearly life-size, sleeping figures of Cronin and her life mate, artist Deborah Kass, joined in a tender embrace. |
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Harriet Hosmer, Lost and Found Talk Patricia Cronin discusses her Harriet Hosmer Catalogue Raisonné series on view and in the corporate collection at Deutsche Bank's North & South American headquarters in New York. On the top floor of the Deutsche Bank building, the complete suite of 40 Archival Pigmented Inkjet Prints on Innova Soft Texture Paper titled The Harriet Hosmer Catalogue Raisonné have been on view in a conference room since Deutsche Bank purchased them in 2009.
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Jenny Saville : Metamorphosis of a Story Nestled an hour north of Miami at the Norton Museum in West Palm Beach is “Jenny Saville,” a survey exhibition of paintings and drawings by the celebrated Young British Artist. The first exhibition in the museum’s “Recognition of Art by Women” series (RAW), it is organized by Cheryl Brutvan, the museum’s new curator of contemporary art, and proves, if such a thing was in doubt, that women are now routinely in the artistic forefront (and also lead in the market -- Saville has 70 sales at auction, the top price being $2.4 million).
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Twice Drawn : Modern and Contemporary Drawings in Context
From the exhibition, TWICE DRAWN curated by Ian Berry and Jack Shear at the The Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY.
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Sentimental Education Gavlak Gallery is pleased to begin our sixth season in Palm Beach with a provocative exhibition that includes 69 works by 40 international established and emerging artists. Sentimental Education examines the many lures with which art history seduces the artist and how the artist returns the favor. |
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Patricia Cronin contributes to M/E/A/N/I/N/G |
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Sex Drive Sex Drive brings together artworks that address sexuality in a variety of ways. The participating artists bring their own pleasures and political dispositions to bear on issues of identity and gender, romance and lust, religious and legal strictures, and public scandals. |
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Memorial To A Marriage (2000/2009)  For the 150th Anniversary of the Cemetery and their recent designation as a National Historic Landmark. |
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City Secrets Rome : The Essential Insider's Guide Patricia Cronin contributes some of her old and new Roman favorites ranging from Penecost Sunday services at the Pantheon to the stunning 19th century Hosmer neo-classical marble sculpture in the Borromini designed Sant' Andrea Della Fratte church, and an overview of the exciting contemporary art scene.
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Summer Exhibition
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| Art and Homosexuality: A History of Ideas Oxford University Press May 2011
Harriet Hosmer: Lost and Found, A Catalogue Raisonne' and the watercolor of Zenobia in Chains discussed in Art and Homosexuality: A History of Ideas - Christopher Reed - Oxford University Press |
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Patricia Cronin enters the collection fo the Corcoran Gallery of Art
Two watercolors "Lincoln Memorial" and "Oenone" from the
Harriet Hosmer: Lost and Found, A Catalogue Raisonne´ series
enter the permanent collection of the Corcoran Gallery of Art
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Gallery of Modern Art Purchases Memorial To A Marriage Gallery of Modern Art purchases Memorial To A Marriage as the legacy purchase from sh[OUT]: Contemporary Art and Human Rights Exhibition April 9 - Novemer 1, 2009. |
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Guest Critic: Final Reviews |
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Patricia Cronin, Juror |
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Watercolor of Queen Isabella of Castile included in Heroínas Exhibition Catalogue   |
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Panel Discussion: The Feminist Breast: Women, Nudity, and Portraiture
College Art Association Annual Conference |
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Put Up Or Shut Up |
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Sex Drive Sex Drive is an exhibition that asks us to consider the conventions that govern sexuality as well as its unruly power. Curated by Stuart Horodner, the show presents the work of 22 artists, both established and emerging, who address identity and gender, romance and lust, religious and legal strictures, and public and private scandals. |
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