Current Events
Features
Jahn Studio artist Alicia Lang was interviewed for a feature article. “The Passion of a young artist” appeared on the Garden State Woman online magazine Website.
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Jahn studio Artist Kevin Moore was recently featured in the Somerset Reporter.
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Exhibitions/Awards
-April 2009
-Timothy Jahn has been awarded an awarded an Honorable Mention in the Art Renewal Center ’s International 2008/2009 ARC Salon™ for his entry “The Conjuring.” In addition, Mr. Jahn’s painting “Emily” will be included among the Top 100 Finalists. To highlight this achievement, an image of his selected works will be featured on the Art Renewal Website, additionally the above entries will be reproduced in their full color catalog.
-Jahn Studio artist Oleksandra Barysheva has been selected as a contributing artist to the Spectrum 16. Believing that there was a tremendous amount of high-quality fantastic-themed art work created each year that some how wasn’t being represented in other annual art books and shows, Spectrum was established in 1993 by Cathy Fenner and Arnie Fenner with the intent of providing creators with a regular showcase for the best fantasy, science fiction, horror, and otherwise uncategorizable artwork created each year.
http://www.spectrumfantasticart.com/
Jahn Studios artist Kierstin Young has received a scholarship membership to the historic Salmagundi Club. The Salmagundi Club, originating in 1871 as a sketch class in Johnathan Scott Hartley’s studio and purchased this mid-nineteenth century brownstone house in 1917 as its second home. It was cited in 1957 for its architectural distinction by the Society of Architectural Historians and the Municipal Art Society.
Following a tradition of 137 years, the Salmagundi Club continues to serve as a center for fine artists from New York and around the country-providing exhibitions of paintings, sculpture and photography, conducting art classes and painting demonstrations and art auctions throughout the year.
All this is done in an atmosphere of conviviality that encourages discussions on art and other topics and leads to lasting friendships among both artists members and patrons. While members are mainly residents of the Tri-State area, Salmagundian’s are to be found throughout the Unites States and Canada, as well as such faraway places as London, Amsterdam and Lisbon
Originally formed as the Salmagundi Sketch Club in 1871, the Club adopted its present name a hundred years ago after Washington Irving published his potpourri of wit and wisdom called “The Salmagundi Papers”. The name also serves as the club dining room’s famous “Salmagundi Stew”.
Through the years the Club has been the singular gathering place for such great artists as Childe Hassam, William Merrit Chase, Howard Pyle, N.C. Wyeth, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Ogden Pleisner and many others. Honorary members have included such luminaries as Sir Winston Churchill, Buckminister Fuller, Paul Cadmus, Al Hirschfeld, Thomas Hoving and Schuyler Chapin. Everyone at Jahn studios is excited of this major accomplishment for Miss Young.
http://www.salmagundi.org/index.html
- Jahn Studios’ artist Laura Mitchell won First Place for her charcoal drawing “Grace” at the Art Guild’s juried competition “Figures”. in Manhasset, NY. The Exhibition will run from March 7th thru the 28th at the The Art Guild at Elderfields Perserve Manhasset, NY. This is Laura’s first award after joining Jahn studios in September 2008.
- Jahn Studios artist Roger C. Long received the Silver Medal of Honor at the Allied Artist of America’s 95th Annual Exhibition for his charcoal drawing “Michael”. The November 2008 exhibition was held at the prestigious National Arts Club in New York City. This marked Mr. Longs professional debut exhibition and his first award.
