Marsha Connell, Above Turtle Pond
Marsha Connell, Above Turtle Pond
Marsha Connell, Above Turtle Pond
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Marsha Connell, Above Turtle Pond
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Joyce Creiger Choreography Series
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Barbara Eskin, In Pieces 4 ("Systems Colliding")
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Marian Dioguardi, Up Close and Personal with the Buoys
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Robin Pedrero, Autumn at Summer's Gate
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Katherine Gendreau, Room for Two
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Patricia Gerkin, Impermanence
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Marsha Connell, Above Turtle Pond
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In ArtSpecifier’s “Joining Together” initiative we collaborate with organizations from though out the world.
The mission of Joining Together is not merely to passively “give back” but rather to research, develop, and implement innovative ways that art and artists can make a difference in our communities and in the world. Joining Together is a laboratory for creativity and fosters interdisciplinary communication.
ArtSpecifier founder Joyce Creiger and Ellie Anbinder cofounded Art beCAUSE Breast Cancer Foundation in 2000 to identify and eradicate the causes of breast cancer. From its beginnings art has both illuminated and propelled the mission of Art beCAUSE Breast Cancer Foundation.
Interview with Joyce Creiger from ArtSpecifier and learn what she tells Carolyn Edlund from Artsy Shark!
CURATOR'S PICKS
Our newest guest curator is Joyce Creiger of Art Specifier. She selected this collection to work well in a corporate, hospital or hotel environment.
Creiger explains in part:
After looking at the site, I decided to choose images that would actually hang well together either in a corporate, hospital or hotel environment. Because this is something I do frequently, I wanted to share my philosophy about what actually makes sense when choosing art for various workplaces, healthcare institutions or local, regional, national or international brand hotels.
Designers frequently ask me to select art for different establishments and this is how I go about choosing the artwork. When asked to do this for any of these venues it becomes obvious that both subject and color help to define these spaces. In choosing the art to include in this curated exhibition, I tried to locate works that were informed by the Natural World and also would hang together in a way that each piece would coordinate with those installed in the same area.
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