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Lori Nozick

P.O. Box 771
Crompond, NY 10517, U.S.A.

Email: Lnozickart@aol.com
URL: www.Lnozickart.com

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Artist Statement:

I create sculpture and environmental installations with architectural and organic structures and forms, often site-specific and in exterior and interior spaces. The formal and primal qualities of architecture, archaeology and evolution and the effect of human hand on earth’s materials are all elemental in my art. My work references architectural, social, and geological changes and I try to capture that dynamic in my drawings as markers of memory, experience, and a very personal gesture of ideas and images.

I am more interested in the spaces and metaphors created by the sculpture (object) “occupying” the space, rather than the object itself and so the dynamic with the viewer becomes paramount, evoking physical and emotional response to the work.

I use wood, paint, fabric, glass, metals, existing architectural elements, solar and LED lighting, construction materials, recycled and found objects, and natural elements such as blocks of salt, logs and branches, stones, water, light and darkness, and sound. There is a social and cultural aspect to collecting and using these materials and a narrative emerges in the work.

Lori Nozick

2009

 

 
Education: 

  • MFA  Pratt Institute,  Brooklyn, NY.  1982.    
  • BFA  Philadelphia College of Art, Philadelphia, PA.  1979.

Selected Exhibitions:

  • 2006 “Panelrama”  site specific installation at the Hudson Valley Center For Contemporary Art, Peekskill, NY.
    The Peekskill Project.   Wall relief  ‘walls’ completely covering the exterior of the museum
  • “Sculpture Key West ” exhibition, 2006.  Site-specific sculpture installation at  Fort Zachary State Park,Key West, Florida.
  • 2005 “Genesis”, sculpture installation at  Maxwell Fine Arts Gallery, for The Peekskill Project,  The Hudson
    Valley Center For Contemporary Art,  Peekskill,  NY.                                
  • “Arch and Stairs, Island Dock.” The 5th Annual Kingston Sculpture Biennale, Kingston  Rondout, NY.
    Invitational site-specific sculpture installation. 
  • 2004 “The Source”, site-specific sculpture installation  for The Peekskill Project. Hudson Valley Center For Contemporary Art,  Peekskill,  NY.
  • “Linea Umbria 02 - Artisti Fuori dal Coro”,  Flash  Art Museum, Trevi Italy.
  • 2003 “Sticks and Stones:  II”, Collaborative Concepts, Beacon, NY.
  • “Dell’Acqua”, Trebisonda Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea,  Perugia, Italy.
  • 2002 Sculpture Now,Berkshire Botanical Gardens,  Stockbridge,  Mass. 
  • 2001 "Medieval Tower" sculpture installation,  Corciano,  Italy.  Commune de Corciano ,American University.
  • "Milestones For Peace",  international group exhibit, 92nd Street Y,  New York,  NY,   Seeds of Peace House,  Jerusalem,  Israel, and Venice Bienale, Italy.     
  • 2000-2001 "Duchamp Traveling Exhibition"  by NY Arts.  Venice Bienale,  Kulturbahnhof,  Bremen Germany, Many H Gallery, Tel Aviv Israel, and  the Artists  Museum,  Lodz Poland.    Drawing collective.
  • 2000 "Stone Water Path"  an earthworks sculpture installation at the Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY.
    Funded in part by New York Foundation For The Arts, Environmental sculpture grant.
  • 1997 "House Play", permanent sculpture installation at  ARTPARK,  Lewiston,  NY.
  • 1993 "Sculpture '93",  Organization of Independent Artists at Ward's Island,  NY. Rosa Esman Gallery,  New York,  NY.
  • Modern Times Through The Concerned Eye"  at the Katonah Museum of Art,  Katonah, NY.  Curated by  Elizabeth Sussman,  Whitney Museum of Art, NY.
  • 1988 ARTPARK,  Lewiston, NY.  On-site sculpture installation.
  • 1985 Queens Museum Juried Exhibit,  Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, Queens, NY. Curated by Grace Glueck.                                     

Awards and Honors:

  • 2006 “Luce Et Vita Universae”, commissioned by NYC % For Art/Public Art in Public Schools, selected for best public art projects of the year by Mary Miss,  Americans For The Arts Public Art Review.               
  • 2005 NYC % For Art, Public Art in Public Schools/SITES program, SCA commission. 
  • 2002 Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation Emergency Assistance Grant.
  • 2001 NewYork/Israel Cultural Cooperation Commission, a joint venture of NY State and the Government of Israel,the Herbert M. Newman Theatre, Int’l Artists Residence Center, Herzliya, Israel.  Cultural exchange grant.
  • 1999-2000 New York Foundation For The Arts, NY.  Environmental sculpture AIR grant.
  • 1998 New York State Council On The Arts, Westchester Arts Council.   Artists grant. New York Foundation For The Arts, Garrison Arts Center,  NY.  SOS grant.

Public Art Projects:

  • 2004-2005 “Luce Et Vita Universae”,  permanent wall relief, suspended sculptures in atrium lobby, PS 58 Staten Island,NY.  Commissioned by NYC % For Art, Public Art In Public Schools/SITES Program,  NYC  SCA.
  • 1995 "Through Our Eyes:  A Sense of Place",  permanent wall relief mural.  Auditorium, PS 88 Ridgewood, NY. Commissioned by  NYC  % For Art, Public Art In Public Schools/SITES Program, and NYC  SCA.

Collections:

  • Albornoz Palace Hotel, Spoleto, Italy.  Painting, Conference Room,   Mural, Room 401.
  • ArteHotel, Perugia, Italy.  Front Sculpture, Wall relief, sala restaurante.
  • Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY.
  • Stanley and Judith Zabar, NY, NY.

 


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