Deborah Remington

News/Events

 

­— The Whitney Museum of American Art will soon be adding Deborah’s painting Haddonfield (1965), which was purchased by the Friends of the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1966, to a place of honor on their Web-site. Look for it at: www.whitney.org/Collection? name=R&display_type= thumbnails&seed=781472

 

— Two of Deborah’s early works from the 1950s were acquired by the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA, for their permanent collection: 2300 Skadoo, 1956, color lithograph; and Untitled, 1950, etching. 2300 Skadoo appeared on the cover of the exhibition catalogue: The Stamp of Impulse: Abstract Expressionist Prints by David Acton, Hudson Hills Press, NY, in association with the Worcester Art Museum, 2001. www.worcesterart.org

 

— Deborah's original prints dating from the 1940s and 50s were recently featured at the International Fine Print Dealers Association Fair at the Armory in New York. Prominently displayed on a large wall at Ellen Sragow's elegant  booth, Deborah's work was in the company of Willem DeKooning and Robert Motherwell among others. www.sragowgallery.com

 

— A number of paintings and original works on paper by Deborah was recently on view at David Richard Contemporary in Santa Fe in an exhibition curated by Los Angeles-based critic, Peter Frank, titled: "Bay Area Abstraction: 1945-1965," from November 11 - December 31, 2011. Deborah was represented by her early gestural abstract paintings and color lithographs.

www.davidrichardcontemporary.com/Shows-Detail.cfm?ShowsID=88

 

— Deborah's painting, Omina, a large oil on canvas of 1978, recently entered the permanent collection of the San Antonio Museum of Art. This was included in the traveling exhibition organized by the museum titled: "Psychedelic: Optical and Visionary Art Since the 1960s."  www.samuseum.org

 

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and inquiries to:

Craig Remington, trustee for the

Deborah Williams Remington Charitable Trust

c/o

Margaret Mathews Barenson

325 East 79th Street.  Suite 16-C

New York, NY  10075

212-535-7050 (office)

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