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We are pleased to announce that the Bridgette Mayer Gallery will be participating in the 2008 Red Dot Fair New York! Exhibiting at the show are gallery artists: Elyce Abrams, Allen Bentley, Charles Burwell, Clark Gibson, Dana Hargrove, Tim McFarlane, Rebecca Rutstein and Ivan Stojakovic.

“Red Dot’s roster includes young dealers exhibiting for the first time, as well as more established dealers turned off by the pressures of other art fairs. This is why Red Dot is of special interest to art lovers and savvy art collectors wishing to get beyond what is currently popular to see what is percolating in areas as yet undiscovered by the mainstream.” (http://www.reddotfair.com/NY2008/reddotfair.htm)

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Bridgette Mayer Gallery Group Show “Black & White” in Philadelphia and “FOOD: From Hunger to Plenty” at the Towson ARTS Collective, Towson. Read more »

Here are a few images from the opening of Roots Routes. Also below is an interview that Greatmore released in their newsletter and a link to a podcast of an interview with SAFM, South Africa’s national radio station:
  podcast interview with SAFM click here

TAG catches up with two visiting artists to talk about life, art making and their upcoming exhibition… Read more »

Press release: “Showcasing the work of Dana Hargrove from Scotland and Lesego Moncho from the North West, Roots Routes, is a visual art exhibition that looks at drawing the unique narratives of these two artists. By exploring the cultures surrounding them and expressing their own individual journeys through their personal landscapes, the community is encouraged to view recent works completed by these two artists during their stay over a three-month Visiting Artist Programme at Greatmore Studios.”

The catalogue can be looked at by clicking here.

Dana Hargrove spent the last few weeks with Robert Beck from the Stone Wing Press working on the lithograph pictured above.
“Hospital Ship”uses an icon from a Military Intelligence Manual to create a screen that hides the camouflaged world maps.

In October 2006 Dana Hargrove had her first solo exhibition at the Bridgette Mayer Gallery. Read more »