SELECT EXHIBITIONS & REVIEWS

2007

Atlantic Avenue Art Walk
Brooklyn, NY
(June 9 - June 10)

2007

Bushwick Open Studios & Arts Festival
Brooklyn, NY
(June 1 - June 3)

2006

Bushwick Open Studios
Brooklyn, NY
(October 21)

2006

Atlantic Avenue Art Walk
Brooklyn, NY
(June 3 - June 4)

2006

open studio
E. Williamsburg, NY
(February 17- February 18)

2005

Night for the Arts (benefit, group show)
Haworth Showroom, New York, NY
(November 7- November 11)

2005

"Found Brooklyn" (window exhibition, group show)
City Foundry, Brooklyn, NY
(October 7 - October 16)

2005

"The Art & Music of NYC" (group show)
New York Design Center, New York, NY
(August 9 - August 17)

2005

Atlantic Avenue Art Walk
Brooklyn, NY
(June 4 - June 5)

2005

"Search for Internal Order"
Revolution Gallery, Seattle, WA
(April 22 - July 14)

2005

"Mixing Business with Pleasure" (group show)
Haworth Showroom, New York, NY
(February 2)

2004

store front open studio
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
(November 4 - November 6)

2004

"The Bougainvillea Series"
Gallery at Albrook, Basking Ridge, NJ
(May 3 - May 31)

2004

APA Auction
The Basking Ridge Country Club, Basking Ridge, NJ
(April 6)

2004

"Looking at Art" (lecture/workshop)
Clarence Dillon Library, Bedminster, NJ
(March 13)

2004

"The Adirondack Series"
Johnson & Brady Exhibition Rooms, Clarence Dillon Library, Bedminster, NJ
(February 8 - March 26)

2004

"Adirondacks in Miniature"
Gallery at Gruzen Samton, New York, NY
(January 9 - January 30)

2003

"Looking at Art" (lecture/workshop)
Albrook School, Basking Ridge, NJ
(November 20)

2003

open studio
Brooklyn, NY
(May 9)

For additional information, please contact the artist.

 

Reviews

Library Will Host Landscape Display, The Reporter
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Collector's Statement

“Ms. Taber’s colors are exquisite, and the geometry of angles leaves me with a feeling of order and peace, reinforced by that amazing blue. Her Under the Bougainvillea series strikes me as mythic; there is the overwhelming presence of death (the dark colors in the bougainvillea are even more effective, I think, than the black in the atmosphere) and recumbency (death’s position, though erotic as well) but also the preciousness of the nipples, the under slope of the breasts, and (this makes it!) the curve of the neck. Some might see that flesh as fixed in stone, in amber, under glass, but to me it’s breathing, albeit in a gray zone.”

Zell Kravinsky, PhD, Philanthropist and Art Collector

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