ARTGASM GALLERY
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August 2023
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August 2023
GLOBAL ART TIMES
June 2023
June 2023
Recent Exhibition-
"DEEP IN THE PALMS"
"DEEP IN THE PALMS"
GardensArt presents:
Solo Exhibition
Toby Gotesman Schneier
August 18-November 1. 2023
"DEEP IN THE PALMS"
Mixed Media Paintings
Sandhill Crane Golf Clubhouse
9500 Sandhill Crane Drive
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
September 12-November 18, 2023
Toby Gotesman Schneier
"STILL DEEP IN THE PALMS"
Mixed Media Paintings
Burns Road Community Center
4404 Burns Road
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Solo Exhibition
Toby Gotesman Schneier
August 18-November 1. 2023
"DEEP IN THE PALMS"
Mixed Media Paintings
Sandhill Crane Golf Clubhouse
9500 Sandhill Crane Drive
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
September 12-November 18, 2023
Toby Gotesman Schneier
"STILL DEEP IN THE PALMS"
Mixed Media Paintings
Burns Road Community Center
4404 Burns Road
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Recent
SOLO EXHIBITION
"COLORS OF THE HOLOCAUST"
April 1-May 31, 2022
North Regional/Broward College Library
1100 Coconut Creek Boulevard
Coconut Creek, Florida
"COLORS OF THE HOLOCAUST"
April 1-May 31, 2022
North Regional/Broward College Library
1100 Coconut Creek Boulevard
Coconut Creek, Florida
Recent
SOLO EXHIBITION
"HUMAN SUFFERING"
November 1-January 5, 2022
North Regional/Broward College Library
1100 Coconut Creek Boulevard
Coconut Creek, Florida
Recent Exhibition-
October 1-31, 2021
Northwest Regional Library,Broward College
Art Gallery
Coral Springs, Florida
World AIDS Museum
THE COLORS OF HIV
Toby Gotesman Schneier
Art plays an important part in helping WAM tell the story of HIV.
The Colors of HIV, original works by artist Toby Gotesman Schneier is a series that reflects many different aspects of HIV/AIDS. The paintings serve as visual representations of the emotional moments experienced by the families whose lives have been affected by the virus
Together, we can end stigma and continue documenting the
human experience of this disease until the last story is told.
*Permanent Installation
World AIDS Museum & Educational Center
The Colors of HIV, original works by artist Toby Gotesman Schneier is a series that reflects many different aspects of HIV/AIDS. The paintings serve as visual representations of the emotional moments experienced by the families whose lives have been affected by the virus
Together, we can end stigma and continue documenting the
human experience of this disease until the last story is told.
*Permanent Installation
World AIDS Museum & Educational Center
SOLO ART STROLL
JUNE 10, 2021
HOSTED BY THE WHITNEY RESIDENCES
FORT LAUDERDALE
JUNE 10, 2021
HOSTED BY THE WHITNEY RESIDENCES
FORT LAUDERDALE
Current
3 Year Exhibition Florida State Capital Building-Tallahassee
2019 THRU 2022...
"On loan" to the state of Florida
State Capital Building, Tallahassee, Florida
3 Year Exhibition Florida State Capital Building-Tallahassee
2019 THRU 2022...
"On loan" to the state of Florida
State Capital Building, Tallahassee, Florida
Exhibition@ City Hall, Fort Lauderdale- November,2018
COLORS OF THE HOMELESS
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
COLORS OF THE HOMELESS
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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JUDAICA IN THE SPOTLIGHT,FEBRUARY,2019
Http://www.judaicainthespotlight.com/home/meet-the-artist-toby-gotesman-schneier?fbclid=IwAR05h96KXH1_z-S9erjlfSdPWYy10wvu-0Z6l8ty0Q2z66M4B1QgXmW2e |
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Holocaust Museum-
Dania Beach,Florida "Bitter Ironies"
Art Exhibition - Toby Gotesman Schneier Where: The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center, 303 N Federal Hwy, Dania Beach, FL 33004, USA Description:Toby Gotesman Schneier is a world-renowned artist/painter, recognized in particular for her Holocaust Collection. She has, in many regards, changed the face of how that horrific time is viewed by imbuing her paintings with an ironic and intriguing sense of bold and unabashed color. Her work specifically speaks to the parallel of what was happening outside in Germany and what was happening in the camps. Her work asks the question “what motivated the perpetrator?” |
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