Umberto A. Gonzales (A'52)

Guy Gonzales, on behalf of the legacy of his late father, Master Ben A. Gonzales (Umberto A. Gonzales  A'52):

Greetings, Cooper Union Alumni,

My name is GUY, and thanks well in advance for your patience and consideration. This letter today is regarding my ongoing struggle to preserve the legacy of my father, Master Ben A. Gonzales; a sculptor-educator, Filipino immigrant, and Cooper Union graduate (Umberto A. Gonzales, Class of '52). Cooper Union itself was the catalyst to my Dad's development and subsequent journey rife with significance. As I possess sole ownership of the collection of sculptures that comprise his life's work (predominantly horses of all sizes and mediums) and due to my Dad's lifelong affiliation with Cooper,  I thought to reach out to you operating on my gut instincts, which remain relatively intact.  Sincerely, Gayong Dagat Gonzales (GUY)

Robert Feintuch A'74

"Moskowitz Bayse is pleased to present Recent Paintings and Drawings, an exhibition by New York-based artist Robert Feintuch (A'74). This exhibition is the artist’s first presentation with the gallery and will be installed in our Viewing Room from February 11 – March 11, 2023. We will host an opening reception on Saturday, February 11 from 6-8pm."

http://www.moskowitzbayse.com/robert-feintuch-recent-paintings-and-drawings

Moskowitz Bayse
743 N. La Brea Avenue
Los Angeles, CA  90038

Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11a-6pm

For more information about Robert Feintuch's (A'74)  Recent Paintings and Drawings exhibition at Moskowitz Bayse, please click here. 

 

 

Norman Narotzky A'52

From Norman Narotzky A'52:

"My painting "El Diablo", 2016, was selected as one of the finalists for the Vila Casas Foundation Painting Prize Exhibition held at the Can Framis Museum in Barcelona. This painting is part of the "Ocaso" (sunset, decadence, decline, death) series which I have been working on for a number of years. It is a denunciation of wars, terrorism, persecution as well as the destruction of the environment. It is a warning to politicians that if they don't stop fighting among themselves for power and unite to resolve these problems the result will be the "0caso" of humanity, "El Diablo" represents this evil."

Daniel Arsham A'03

Daniel Arsham A'03 - "Wherever You Go, There You Are" exhibition is now being shown at the Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) from February 14, 2023 through June 4th, 2023:

"Daniel Arsham’s solo exhibition Wherever You Go, There You Are—his first major US museum show—explores the artist’s concept of fictional archaeology. Arsham (b. 1980, Cleveland, OH) works across sculpture, architecture, drawing, and photography to investigate ideas of history, symbology, and the material nature of time."

 https://ocma.art/exhibitions/daniel-arsham-wherever-you-go-there-you-are/

The museum is located at this address :

Orange County Museum of Art
3333 Avenue of the Arts
Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Hours: Closed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday 10 AM—6 PM, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 10 AM—8 PM

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