FredGutzeit

The title of the show opening on October 24th is: "Love to Fred from Lee Lozano". Ideas from Lee Lozano's Wave paintings completed in 1971, inform the wall work coming into being.

Slide presentation included Pocket Utopia project plus individual reviews with MFA students at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, June 25, 2008.

FRED GUTZEIT
264 Bowery, New York, NY 10012
f.gutzeit@att.net
fredgutzeit.com

Solo Exhibitions (selected)
2007 SideShow Gallery, Fred Gutzeit: Paintings, Peter Reginato: Sculpture, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
2007 Mansfield Art Center, Paintings and works on Paper,
Ohio State University, Mansfield, OH
2002 Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts, Paintings and works on Paper, Blue Mountain Lake, NY
1997 Philadelphia University of the arts, Landscape Watercolors, Philadelphia, PA
1993 Andre Zarre Gallery, Watercolors, NYC
1982 P.S. 122, Installation, “The New Importance of Work Gloves”, NYC
1977 Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Paintings, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
1977 Cleveland Institute of Art, Distinguished Alumnus, 15 Years of Work, Cleveland, OH

Group Exhibitions (selected)
2008 Henry Street Settlement, In Context: The Language of Abstraction..,Curated by Kathleen Spicer, NYC
2006 SideShow Gallery, War Is over, Curated by Richard Timperio, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
2003 John Jay College for Criminal Justice, Wall Gallery, Art from Detritus: Produced by Vernita Nemec, NYC
1992 Art Show at the Dog Show, First Prize in Watercolor, Wichita, KS
1991 Nation Building Museum, “Tools as Art”, Selections from the Hechinger Art Collection, NYC
1986 Chemical Bank Art Collection, “A Mixture of Mediums”, NYC 1982 P.S. 1, “Space Invaders”, Long Island City, NY

Visiting Artist and Lecturer (selected)
2008 University of the Arts, Philadelphia: Lecture and critique of MFA students work.
1991 Brooklyn Museum: Demonstration and Lecture on watercolor for museum docent program.
1987 Brooklyn Botanic Gardens. “Green”, Lecture on the history of green in paintings.

Grants (selected)
Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, 2006-2007. Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant, 1999-2000.

Listings (selected)
Who’s Who in Society Who’s Who in American Art

Reviews, Articles, and Essays (selected)
Klaus Kertess, “The Realism of Seeing”, published in the Mansfield Art Center Newsletter, 2007, front page with repro.
Pete Hamill, Tools as Art: the Hechinger Collection, published by Harry Abrams Inc, 1995, p. 93 with repro.
Peter Frank, Art News, October 1977, p. 138 with reproduction
Patricia Eakins, Arts Magazine, April 1977, p. 16 with reproduction

Collections (selected)
Samuel Dorsky Museum, New Paltz, NY Aldrich Museum, Ridgefield, CT Amerada Hess Corporation, NYC
National B’ld’g Museum, Wash., D.C. (loan) U.S. State Department, Wash., D.C. AT&T Long Lines, Bedminster, NJ
Education
1979 Hunter College (City University of New York), MA Studio Art.

1963 Travel and study in Mexico: One year of painting in San Miguel de Allende.
1962 Cleveland Institute of Art, Major: Painting. Minor: Printmaking.
1961 Yale Norfolk Summer School of Art and Music, Norfolk, CT

Teaching Experience (selected)
1993–08 City College (City University of New York), Painting, Drawing, and Design.
1998–03 York College (City University of New York), Painting, Drawing, and Computer Graphics.
1995–97 Cleveland Institute of Art (Visiting Artist in Drawing).
1986–03 Pratt Institute (Manhattan and Brooklyn), Painting, Drawing, and Design.