Exhibitions: Watercolors by Fred Gutzeit

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    Watercolors by Fred Gutzeit

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      Spring 1983: FRED GUTZEIT, WATERCOLORS in the Main Gallery of the Brooklyn Museum Art School, Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY, March 20-May 1, 1983. Hours: Weds.-Sats., 10 AM to 5 PM; Suns., Noon to 5 PM
      Opening: Sunday, March 20, 2 to 4 PM

      Nearly 100 works on paper - transparent watercolor - are included in this show. The majority of works explore subtle color and pattern combinations stemming from our passing industrial urban landscape. Fragments of our visual environment are fused into layers of pattern and unexpected spatial experiences. These precise and complex works suggest an interesting relationship to the artist’s current installations around New York using work gloves as a motif.

      Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1971 - 1988. 1983, 005. View Original

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      Spring 1983: Fred Gutzeit
      264 Bowery
      New York, New York 10012
      Telephone: 212/925-8126

      One-Man Shows

      1983   55 Mercer Street, NYC
      1982   P.S. 122, NYC
      Fashion Moda, Bronx, NY
      1981   55 Mercer Street, NYC
      1978   Contemporary Arts Gallery, New York University
      1977   Susan Caldwell Inc., NYC
      Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
      Cleveland Institute of Art

      Installations

      1983   Windows on White, store windows at 62 White between Broadway and Church, NYC
      1982   BACA’s Downtown Cultural Center, Brooklyn, NY, site specific installation with outdoor flagpole, window and gallery interior
      P.S. 1, Queens, NY, “Work Gloves” in south stairwell

      Reviews

      Barbara Gallati, Arts Magazine, November 1982, pp. 52-53 with reproduction
      Peter Frank, Art News, October 1977, p. 138 with reproduction
      Peter Frank, Art News, October 1976, p. 120

      Teaching

      1982-83   Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. Fall 1982-Spring 1983. Teaching Painting Techniques to undergraduate and graduate students. Hands-on course covering encaustic, egg tempera, fresco, and oil glazing procedures.

      1981, 83   Brooklyn Museum Art School. Teaching courses in Drawing and Painting utilizing Brooklyn Museum Collection for student study and the adjacent Brooklyn Botanic Gardens for subject matter. Courses include watercolor, and color and composition.

      1978-83   New York University, NYC. Fall 1982, taught Introductory Painting. Spring 1982 and Spring 1981, taught Figure Painting. Fall 1981, taught Introduction to Galleries and Museums. Fall 1981 and Fall 1980, taught Intermediate Painting. For 3 consecutive semesters (Spring 1978-79) taught graduate courses in Drawing and Painting plus course in Watercolor.

      Education, Awards and Scholarship

      Hunter College (CUNY), M.A. Degree

      Scholarship to Yale Norfolk Summer School of Art and Music, Norfolk, CT.

      Certificate of Graduation from the Cleveland Institute of Art.

      Major: Painting. Minor: Printmaking. Also advertising design and photography
      Awards received on graduation: Mary C. Paige Traveling Scholarship, Jack Johnson Memorial Award for Excellence in Printmaking, Otto F. Egge Award for Scholastic Excellence.

      Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1971 - 1988. 1983, 010. View Original

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