What We Do:

The heart of Ceres' work is the exhibition season which consists of solo exhibitions and curated group shows. In addition to its function as a gallery and community network for women artists, Ceres presents a wide range of performances in such areas as music, poetry and dance. Performance artists collaborate with gallery artists to curate programs for the exhibition season, which provide an important dialogue between different disciplines with the New York community we serve.

If you are interested in becoming a gallery artist of Ceres, a membership application is available by clicking here.

November 28 -- December 29, 2007

The Square Show
Invitational Holiday Show

January 2 -- January 26, 2008

Tania Kravath
BEARING WITNESS
Forms in ceramic, bronze and wax which were conceived as spiritual travelers. They bear witness to our collective memory of the struggles for justice and peace.

Judith Greenwald
reVISION
An old letter, a postage stamp, a piece of frayed clothing, the slat of an old shutter, shredded documents, the wood from an old crate-these are among the remnants, the "stuff of life," that are refashioned with a wide array of materials and, subsequently, transformed into highly textured paintings.

January 29 -- February 23, 2008

Ornery Abstraction
Curated by Corinne Robins and Carol Goebel. Honoring original member Helen Stockton whose luminous abstract painting inspire a reexamination of abstraction including works by well known and emerging abstract artists.

Cynthia Eardley
NEW WORK
Polychromed Figurative Sculpture

February 26 -- March 22, 2008

Marian Osher
Dream Quest
Dream catchers and painted buffaloes are channels for the artist to explore universal connections between human spirituality, the non-human animal world and harmony with the environment. These colorful paintings invite you to deepen your own connections.

Roslyn Rose
PAST TENSE
"The question is not what you look at, but what you see." (Thoreau) Ms. Rose integrates early 20th century portraits with contemporary photographs, revealing intimate moments of time and place. S he has combined possible recollections of the past with the present through the medium of Photographic Montages printed on watercolor paper with archival pigmented ink.

March 25 -- April 19, 2008

Hollis Hildebrand-Mills
TECTONICS
Hollis Hildebrand-Mills examines the natural disasters of our planet: floods, fires, shifting plates in the earth, in a startlingly fresh and delightfully flippant manner.

Ellen Halloran
The Half-Drowned World
Depictions of the Peruvian Amazon using acrylics on paper. Years after travel, images continue to resonate and crystallize in paintings which explore the depth and expanse of a world of forest and water.

April 22 -- May 17, 2008

Phyllis Rosser
Nature Reassembled
Sculpture: Installations of branches and roots washed smooth by a river create dynamic forms that invite contemplation and make evident the beauty produced by the ravages of time.

Paintings:
Flowers magnified in extreme close up confront the view with their scale and immediacy.

May 20 -- June 14, 2008

Eighth National Juried Exhibition
Juror: Magdalena Dabrowski, Special Consultant, Modern Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York New York

June 17 -- July 12, 2008

Ceres Members Show

Dare Boles
It Takes A Village
Making Cultural Connections. Works in mixed media/collage.

July 15 -- August 9, 2008

Sixteenth Annual Friends Exhibition
Visual Perspectives

Ceres Artist Friends share their perceptions and show their support for the Gallery.

August 10 -- August 31, 2008

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