Once again this year, the doors of the studio will open for the Dumbo Arts Festival. Hours this year are Saturday, September 24th 12-8 pm and Sunday, September 25th from 12-6pm. Stop by during those hours and you can preview some of the work that will be going to the upcoming show at the Germantown [...]
Three of the Wanderer Prints are part of the fall 2011 exhibit at Proteus Gowanus here in Brooklyn. The title of the exhibition year at the gallery is Migration, and this first show of the season will run from September 17th through early January. If you are in Brooklyn on the evening of the 17th, please [...]
I’ll have two paintings in this show this week in lovely Nolita, NYC. The opening reception for the show is Thursday evening, May 19th, 2011, from 6-10pm, and you are invited. The show is open for two additional days- Friday, May 20 and Saturday, May 21 from 10am-6pm. But that’s it! There are just three [...]
Everybody, meet the Wanderers. Yes, that image is too small. Click it and take a closer look. Then check out the album at the bottom of this post to see a bigger image of each print. These are no ordinary prints. When you see them in person, it’s obvious immediately. They are shiny. Like silver-leaf [...]
One of the fun projects this past winter has been working on a complete design refresh for this very website. I’m excited to be rolling out the results of that work today: Sloweye.net version 3.0 is live. The new design features much larger images of all of the artwork, and a new front page design [...]
Here’s what’s exciting about this show: We all get an excuse to visit Charlottesville for the opening on April 1st. I’ll be there. If you stop by, we can say hello in person! Showing with three talented fellow Virginians makes me happy (yes, I live in Brooklyn, but I will always be Virginian). There will [...]
I’ve been trying really hard to figure out a way to get two of the paintings here in the studio all the way to Louisville, GA for the rapidly approaching show at the Fire House Gallery. It’s a no-brainer that the fire paintings should be in this show in a converted firehouse. But the two [...]
There’s one more very exciting show on the calendar for me this year: Signs, Sirens, and Specters December 1, 2010- January 16, 2011 Opening reception: December 4th, 2010, 7-9 pm The Fire House Gallery 605 Mulberry Street Louisville, GA 30434 The first reason this is an exciting show is the Fire House Gallery itself. A [...]
Raised without a television in rural Virginia, Brooklyn artist Randall Stoltzfus makes richly textured paintings that slowly unfurl into deeply receding landscapes. His work has been shown in New York, Virginia, Washington DC, and in Italy, where he was an artist in residence at an active insane asylum.
Greater Light
Randall Stoltzfus : Greater Light The Germantown Mennonite Museum of Art and Peace October 9 — December 31, 2011 Artist’s reception Sunday, October 9 I am encouraged by this project and what it represents– a collaboration between contemporary art-making and Anabaptist history and practice as embodied by the congregation at Germantown. There is room for [...]