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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
2006 “Louise Weinberg – New
Paintings”, Diamond-Newman
Fine Arts, Boston, MA.
2006 “Louise Weinberg – New
Paintings and Drawings”, Art
Gallery, Brookline Senior
Center, Brookline, MA.
1998 “Louise Weinberg - Recent
Work”, Brandeis University
Gerstenzang Science Center,
Waltham. MA.
1997 “Louise Weinberg - New
Paintings”, Jewish Community
Center, Newton, MA.
Selected...
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Artist Galleries:
http:/www.Diamond-Newman.com
Diamond Newman Fine Arts
Contemporary Fine Art Gallery
450 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA.
http:/www.donovangallery.com
The Donovan Gallery
Tiverton, Rhode Island
http:/www.DianaLevineFineArt.co
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Diana Levine Fine Art Gallery
One Design Center Place
Boston, MA 02210 617 338-6030
http:/www.neoimages....
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Artist Statement for Louise Weinberg
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Artist’s Statement -Louise Weinberg
My paintings deal with my constantly developing understanding of both the psychological and physical phenomenon of containment. The progression of my work over the past ten years documents my experience with the psychological need for containment. Painstaking renderings of eggs, abstractions of apartment buildings stemming from my New York City childhood, maze-like grids--these images, all containers, formed my previous vocabulary. They expressed both a desire for the safety of enclosure and the terror of possible entrapment.
In my new series I paint spheres, also containers, but the
spheres appear to be free, not held down, nor struggling to burst
out. The focus has shifted from the concept of containment to that of development, of form and formlessness. The space that surrounds the form, sometimes deep, sometimes shallow, has become increasingly important. The spheres, at once huge or molecular, are also ambiguous.
In my most recent works, the spheres are seen gradually emerging out of - or dissolving into- this ambiguous space in varying stages of development. The work tells a narrative – of growth and development that in many way mirrors a human life. It is a narrative that proceeds from the original need for containment, through the terror of entrapment and need for individuation, and on to the development and freedom of the gradually emerging spheres.
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