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>Exhibiting at the Heckscher Museum of Art

by Marybeth Rothman April 30, 2011 in contemporary portraits, Dali, encaustic painting, George Grosz, Hannah Hoch, Heckscher Museum, Jean Arp, Kurt Schwitters, Marybeth Rothman, mixed media, portraits, Romare Bearden, wax Comments are Disabled

> This fall I will be exhibiting in Ripped – The Allure of Collage at the Heckscher Museum in Hunntington, NY. My work will be featured along with collage works by Jean Arp, Kurt Schwitters, Hannah Hoch, George Grosz, Dali, Romare Bearden, and others. October 29, 2011 through January 8, 2012

>More New Encaustic Work

by Marybeth Rothman April 13, 2011 in Chelsea galleries, contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, Marybeth Rothman, mixed media, monoprint, New York Galleries, photography, portraits, Tria gallery Comments are Disabled

> Mattie from my new series Pilgrim lake Library Committee. Encaustic and mixed media, 40″x40″, 2011.

>New Encaustic Work

by Marybeth Rothman April 10, 2011 in Chelsea galleries, contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, Marybeth Rothman, mixed media, monoprint, photography, portraits, Tria gallery, wax 1 comment

> I have been hibernating in my studio all winter. This painting, Alma is a sample from my new series Pilgrim Lake Library Committee.

>From Me To You

by Marybeth Rothman December 20, 2010 in Chelsea galleries, contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, Marybeth Rothman, mixed media, monoprint, photography, portraits, wax Comments are Disabled

> Lachesis, encaustic & mixed media, 40″x24″

>Tria Gallery, New York Opening Reception

by Marybeth Rothman November 11, 2010 in Chelsea galleries, contemporary portraits, encaustic painting, Kathy Stecko, Kelley Mudge, Marybeth Rothman, mixed media, portraits, Tria gallery 1 comment

>Here is iphone camera documentation of the November 4, 2010 opening reception where I am exhibiting in Identity at Tria Gallery in Chelsea. My encaustic mixed media portraits were shown with the ephemeral sculptures of Kathy Stecko and the intriguing imagery of Kelly Mudge’s constructions. Hundreds of people attended the reception […]

>Exhibiting at The Affordable Art Fair in NYC

by Marybeth Rothman September 23, 2010 in Affordable Art Fair, contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, Mark Gallery Englewood, photography Comments are Disabled

> Dixie 3:15 pm, encaustic and mixed media, 2010 I will be exhibiting with Mark Gallery of Englewood, NJ At The Affordable Art Fair NYC Mark Gallery booth # C 205 The Affordable Art Fair NYC 7 West 34th Street, New York, NY September 29-October 3, 2010 Wednesday Preview 6-9 pm Thursday-Saturday 11am-8 pm […]

>Over The MoMA

by Marybeth Rothman August 5, 2010 in contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, mixed media, monoprint, photography, wax 1 comment

> My painting, From the Songbook of Wauwinet, encaustic and mixed media, 24″x40″, was recently sold by Mark Gallery, Englewood, NJ to collectors in the Museum Tower, New York, NY. I am happy to say it is hanging next to work by Alex Katz and Larry Rivers. The Museum Tower […]

>New Work

by Marybeth Rothman May 7, 2010 in contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, mixed media, monoprint, photography 2 comments

> Camile 7:16pm and Camile 7:17pm,encaustic and mixed media.Diptych: each panel 40″x36″2010

>Biographical Annotation

by Marybeth Rothman March 22, 2010 in contemporary portraits, encaustic painting, mixed media, monoprint, photography Comments are Disabled

> Raleigh 4:47 pm encaustic and mixed media 36″x40″ 2010

>Website Updated

by Marybeth Rothman February 3, 2010 in contemporary portraits, encaustic, encaustic painting, mixed media, monoprint, photography 1 comment

> The new encaustic and mixed media paintings on my website represent a continuation of my investigation into portraits of strangers. In this on going series, Biographical Annotation, I explore the paradox of the photographic record of the unobserved observer in the photo booth during the 1930-40’s. .