LOIS DODD: RECENT PAINTINGS
WINTER AND SUMMER
An Exhibition in Two Parts
WINTER: February 2 through February 28
SUMMER: March 2 through March 25
Reception for the artist Thursday, February 2, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm
The gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of Lois Dodd’s recent paintings.
The exhibition will be organized into two parts. The first part will be comprised of winter subjects done at and around Dodd’s winter studio near the Delaware Water Gap. The second,
of summer subjects done at and around the artist’s studio in Cushing, Maine, where she lives
each year from May through early November. Each part of the exhibition will be comprised
of both small panel paintings done on-site and larger works painted on linen in the studio.
Lois Dodd: Recent Paintings will mark the gallery’s fourth one-person exhibition
of Dodd’s work. Previous shows include: Lois Dodd: Windows and Doorways (catalogue with text by John Yau); Lois Dodd: Small Paintings (catalogue with text by Deborah Weisgall); and
Lois Dodd: Flashings, an exhibition of small-scaled paintings on aluminum roofer’s flashings.
Lois Dodd (b. 1927) studied at The Cooper Union in the late 1940s. In 1952 she was
one of the five founding members of the Tanager Gallery on Tenth Street, one of the first artist run galleries in New York, where her work was shown for ten years. Dodd is an elected member
of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters and the National Academy of Design.
Since 1954 her work has been the subject of 50 one-person exhibitions. In 2005 she was honored by the Cooper Union with the Augustus St. Gaudens Alumni Award.
This exhibition will be accompanied by a 60 page illustrated catalogue, which will include a recent interview with the artist.
For further information and/or images contact Ellen Robinson at 212-755-2828 or at ellen@alexandregallery.com.