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Cynthia Maris Dantzic
at the Crosby Painting Studio
Up Close and Personal

An Exhibition of Drawings from Life

Up Close and Personal, an exhibition of drawings from life by Cynthia Maris Dantzic

On View: December 3, 2004 to January 12, 2005

Hours: Mon. through Thurs. 2-4:30 or by appointment

Crosby Painting Studio
31 Crosby Street
(between Broome and Grand Streets)
New York, NY 10013

Minerva Durham, Director

Phone: 212-941-5045


About Crosby Painting Studio:

Five years in existence, Crosby Painting Studio offers painting sessions from life at a reasonable fee. It is an annex to Spring Studio, located at 64 Spring Street and considered by many artists to be the best place to draw the figure in New York City. Exhibitions by participating artists are held each month at both of the studios, generally featuring work created in the studios.


Minerva Durham is available for panel discussions and interviews.

EMail: springstudio@earthlink.net

Larger-than-life Drawing Studies at Crosby Painting Studio -- Up Close and Personal, an exhibition of fifteen color-pencil drawings from life by Cynthia Maris Dantzic is now on display in the Gallery at Crosby Painting Studio in SoHo, through January 12, 2005.

Individual studies of larger-than-life-size heads, hands and feet fill each 18"x 24" sheet of gray paper, showing the artist's close proximity to her subjects, and resulting in unusual viewpoints and perspective.

Dantzic, a student of Josef Albers in the 50's, is currently Professor of Art at Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus. She is the author of several books on drawing and design. Her calligraphy, drawings, paintings, photographs and photo-collages have been collected, published and exhibited widely.

Artist Lucian Krukowski, former Dean of the School of Art at Washington University in Saint Louis, says of Dantzic's recent work, "Maturity carries a permission to go on unpopular journeys. I would not have thought that Cynthia Maris Dantzic, with her wide range of concerns, would go so deep and so narrow, from Albers to the German Renaissance, then back again through Schiele and Lucien Freud."

An opening reception for the artist will be held December 3, 4:30 to 7:30.

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