Upcoming Exhibition

Still Life Exhibit - Eureka Gallery, Arts Center East, CT
Sep
17
to Nov 30

Still Life Exhibit - Eureka Gallery, Arts Center East, CT

Celebrates the legacy of the style and showcases artists working in the style of still life, Juror Glenn Murray

www.artscentereast.org

Sept. 20 - Oct. 11.2025

Opening Reception : Sept. 20.2025 (Sat.) 2:00 - 4:00 pm

709 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, CT 06066

https://artscentereast.org/still-life/

Congratulations to the Award Winners

First Place: Trompe loeil, Amanda Rodriguez
Second Place: Glorious by Jane Penfield
Third Place: Staple in Time by Gillian O’Brien

Honorable Mention: Poets Corner, Karen Israel
Honorable Mention: My Stories Turn Into Vibrant Flowers in the Sanctuary, Sue Im Koo

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Into the NOW - The Time of Our Lives
Jun
15
to Oct 31

Into the NOW - The Time of Our Lives

NYSWA’s centennial exhibition reflects the creative vision and resiliency of women artists

Exhibition Dates: June 24 – July 19, 2025
Opening Reception: Thursday, June 26, 6–8pm

Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 12:00–6:00 PM

Location: Ceres Gallery, a not-for-profit, feminist gallery, 547 W 27th St, Suite 201, New York, NY 10001
Website: www.ceresgallery.org  Phone: (212) 947-6100

Admission: Free and open to the public

 

About NYSWA:

Founded in 1925 by a group of trailblazing female artists and incorporated as a New York State not-for-profit organization in 1950, the New York Society of Women Artists (NYSWA) celebrates its Centennial in 2025 NYSWA’s steadfast commitment to New York’s arts and culture was recognized by Secretary of State Robert Rodriguez and honored with a proclamation from Governor Kathy Hochul. NYSWA’s membership — limited to 60 active artists — represents an

intergenerational and multi-ethnic collective that advances equity, creativity, and

excellence in the arts.

 

Contact Information:

New York Society of Women Artists (NYSWA)

Website: www.NewYorkSocietyofWomenArtists.com

Instagram: @newyorksocietyofwomenartists

Facebook: facebook.com/TheNYSWA

Email: info@newyorksocietyofwomenartists.com

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Reflections on Progress : 100 years of the New York Society of Women Artists
Jan
1
to Jun 30

Reflections on Progress : 100 years of the New York Society of Women Artists

LOCATION: Interchurch Center Gallery
475 Riverside Drive, @ West 120th Street in Morningside Heights, New York City

EXHIBITION DATES: March 14th, through May 2nd, 2025

"Reflections on Progress: 100 Years of the New York Society of Women Artists" is a centennial exhibition that delves into the evolving perceptions of identity among women artists, framed by themes of social justice such as gender equity, eco-feminism, and intersectionality. This intergenerational and culturally diverse showcase features works from founding members, including Marguerite Zorach, Theresa Bernstein, and Anna Goldthwaite, alongside contemporary artists from the Society. By juxtaposing historical pieces—some created during the Federal Arts Project—with modern two- and three-dimensional artworks, the exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the advocacy efforts of women artists over the past century. It questions how the struggles for social equity have transformed and what continues to resonate today. With a rich legacy of innovation and a commitment to amplifying female perspectives, NYSWA reaffirms the importance of visibility and recognition for women in the art world, addressing both past achievements and ongoing disparities.

www.newyorksocietyofwomenartists.com/nyswa-centennial

Exemplifying the pervasive inequity and restrictive societal expectations placed upon women,

Sueim Koo’s “Married Life - I was covering my eyes, ears and mouth” (2021) speaks to the

traditional culture of marriage in the artist’s birthplace of South Korea, and the difficulties therein

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Storiescape, the 7th Solo Exhibition, The Belskie Musuem of Art & Science Library
Jul
11
to Oct 31

Storiescape, the 7th Solo Exhibition, The Belskie Musuem of Art & Science Library

July 18 - Sept. 3. 2022

The Belskie Museum of Art & Science, Closter Library

280 High St. Closter, NJ 07624

Belskie Art Wall

Storiescape by Sueim Koo

July 18 - September 3

Although you may not be able to see these in the titles and images, sadness and regret have always been buried beneath my abstract landscapes. The precious memories of childhood are buried in them as well.

The moment I experienced my father's death is also buried there. My mom's silent crying above my sleeping head is clearly there too. And yet, I don't know when it started, but the buried sadness and regret are starting to disappear.

It seems to be because of a new sanctuary. It hugs me, comforts me, and gives me warm energy.

Above all, it pats my head and whispers "It’s alright" to me. It leads to the light, which seems to say “from now on, you will have memories of smiles and laughter.” In the space of this sanctuary, I become a soul that loves all stories of the world.

And the stories that are started here in my nest, I shall call "Storiescape"

--Sueim Koo-

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Visualizing the Past, Mills Pond Gallery
Jul
1
to Oct 31

Visualizing the Past, Mills Pond Gallery

Smithtown Township Arts Council, Mills Pond Gallery

1432, 660 NY-25A, St James, NY 11780

Exhibit Date : August 7 - September 5, 2021

www.millspondgallery.org

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3nueUjELjpibUk8M_c3CFQ/videos

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59e0196bcd0f680959ed6a67/t/610f0d613685a32de631e506/1628376417769/VisualizingThePastTimes+Beacon+Record+Newspapers+Cover+Part+2.pdf

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2nd Place in APERO Art Catalogue
Apr
1
to May 27

2nd Place in APERO Art Catalogue

Curator ReviewMy spirit-eye is passing into the evening glowThis soft and subtle piece by artist Sueim Koo, hovers between an abstract composition of hues and shapes, and the representation of light and beauty within nature. Long painterly lines, fused tones and Koo’s technique in her placement of splatter and texture, absolutely vibrates with unity. ‘The Evening Glow’ is both felt and seen in this stunning work that singularly seduces the viewer, into a world of abstract romanticism. - E.E. Jacks

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