See Richard Edelman’s Liminal Portraits at Ward Fleming’s Pinscreen Studio in Palenville, Friday, September 7 from 6-9pm. The event, which is co-sponsored by the Davis Orton Gallery will include some of the images exhibited at the gallery in April and more.   In addition to Edelman’s large format prints, there will be a performance at 7pm.  All this occurs in and around the yurt housing Fleming’s amazing Pinscreen. (175 Woodland Lane, Palenville.)

One more for Judith Henry and Wooster Enterprises.  A terrific review in Huffington Post.  Congratulations to Judith and be sure to come by Davis Orton Gallery for Sept 8 reception (6-8) to see work from two new series by Henry. Show dates: Sept 7 to Oct 7.

Keiko Hiromi’s Drag Queen series is featured in GUP magazine (Guide to Unique Photography) online and print edition.  She is also August’s featured artist in NEO, the online solo exhibition series of Boston’s Photographic Resource Center and she was a featured artist on the blog, Lenscratch, a must read for photographers and collectors.

Judith Henry who will be exhibiting her photo collages at the Davis Orton Gallery in September is featured in a review in the NYTimes of her exhibition “Wooster Enterprise” with Jaime Davidovich at Chelsea’s Churner and Churner Gallery through August 12.

The Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum has recently added four photocollages by Fran Forman to its collections including “Boy Flying Over Truro Pond (left)” The Davis Orton Gallery exhibited this and other works by Fran in our most recent exhibition.

Nancy Hart’s abstracted florals, twenty works on paper and canvas in series and single formats, have now been installed as the first painting exhibition at ARTEFACT Home & Garden in Belmont, MA. The recently opened showroom presents a curated collection of originals – unique furnishings from the ateliers of emerging artisans. Nancy’s collages and series works on paper were exhibited at the Davis Orton Gallery show, “Small Works” in December, 2009. (left: Number-Ten)

From Studio Physics by John Chervinsky

The Huffngton Post’s Haiku Reviews  recently included a piece about John Chervinsky’s “An Experiment in Perspective.”  John exhibited work from this portfolio at the Davis Orton Gallery in 2010.  We are delighted to report he’s returning to Davis Orton in October with photographs from his new color portfolio, “Studio Physics.”

Meanwhile, Gordon Stettinius continues to gain fame and noteriety.  An accomplished photographer, publisher of, among others, Shelby Lee Adams’ book, “truth & salt”  (Candella Books –  available at Davis Orton Gallery) and brand new gallerist in Richmond VA, Gordon’s international press has focused laser-like on his on-going series with Terry Brown, “The Mangini Studio Series.” The Huffington Post article, “Intensionally awful Studio Portraits…” with lots of great head shots seems to have gotten it right.  Wired has also featured Gordon and this series.

Stop by the Davis Orton Gallery to see selections from The Mangini Studio Series.  It was one of the first portfolios exhibited in the gallery’s Portfolio Showcase calls for work.  Also ask to see this photo (left, “CornRows by Gordon Stettinius) inscribed to Karen .. It reads, “To Karen, Our time together was awesome.”

Judith Henry,  who will exhibit at the Davis Orton Gallery in September, and Jamie Davidovich, founders of the pioneering art/design hybrid “Wooster Enterprises (1976-78) will lead a walk-through of their exhibit at Churner and Churner Gallery, discussing the history of the Fluxus-affiliated stationery design studio in the context of Soho in the 1970’s.  The artists will be signing an exhibition catalog which features an essay, interviews and archival material. (To see a copy, drop by Davis Orton).

Nadine Boughton is the featured artist in the inaugural post of a new art photography blog “In the In-Between“.  The blog features images and extensive interviews with “contemporary artists who walk the line between fact and fantasy.”  See Nadine’s photo collages at Davis Orton Gallery through April 29.  On Saturday, July 28 we will be having a closing reception in conjunction with “Dine/Art” Gallery Stroll Belo3rd (below 3rd Street on Warren). Meet both Nadine and artist Fran Forman from 5-8pm.