SUMMER 2011

The "Portraits" exhibition, coupled with a solo show by Brazilian landscape painter Lucas Arruda was chosen as a Critic's Pick by Jerry Saltz of New York Magazine who calls my "Tribe" series "amazingly intimate pictures" that "emit a secret life of women and give glimpses of the sex lives of strangers."

Also singled out in the review is Eric Van Hove's "riveting" Megatram series (that I also love!)

I have portraits from my "Tribe" series showing at I-20 Gallery in a group portrait photography exhibition curated by Simon Watson.

"Tribe" is a series of intimate portraits of individuals, couples, and groups who have demonstrated a willingness to expose their sexuality and emotional vulnerability. The work aims to articulate the nonverbal space between openness and self-protection and express the tension inherent in the spiritually complex experience of intimacy.

The exhibition is coupled with a solo show by Brazilian landscape painter Lucas Arruda who will have works in the front room of the gallery.

Portraits
I-20 Gallery
On View May 25-July 1, 2011
557 West 23rd Street, ground level
Reception: Wednesday, May 25, 6-8pm

SPRING 2011

I'm thrilled to have my work published in a new photography magazine based out of San Francisco, Descry in its 3rd and special limited edition Spring 2011 issue "Someone Stole My Heart" on pages 16-18. Descry was founded, published and edited by Chelsea Rae Klein.

You'll see my still-life series "Un-Earthly Remains" from a few years back paired with an image from "Me Into You" and it's been especially nice to see the juxtaposition of the two bodies of work, both of which deal with sensuality and the body in very different ways. You can buy issues of this magazine online or at various vendors including St. Marks Books in NYC.

FALL 2010

I am so proud to once again participate in the ARTWALK auction, honoring James Rosenquist, co-chaired by Alec Baldwin, Richard Gere and Carey Lowell, benefiting the Coalition for the Homeless.

Place bids for artwork by James Rosenquist, Nan Goldin, Jack Pierson, Danica Phelps, Eric Weeks, Michael Bilsborough, Vik Muniz, Yoko Ono, Collier Schorr, Ed Ruscha, William Wegman, Swoon, Spencer Tunick, Amy Stein, Patrick McMullan, Kate Gilmore, Michael Alan, Jeff Koons, Andres Serrano, Andy Warhol and of course... me! So many other great artists I could go on forever, but instead you should visit this link, check out the work and bid. Or, even better, buy a ticket and come to the event.

Thursday, November 4, 2010
Live & Silent Auctions and Cocktail Party
Skylight Studio
275 Hudson Street, New York City
6:30 PM Silent Auction, 8:00 PM Live Auction

I am also participating in the Flux Factory Annual Benefit and Auction, which features work by Dan Colen, Bo Bartlett, Swoon, Andrea Geyer and many others. Guests of Honor are Elizabeth Dee (Elizabeth Dee Gallery and X-Initiative) and New York City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer. Tickets are only $40 for basic admission. Buy them here.

Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
Doors open at 7pm, auction ends at 10pm, with performances and dancing to follow
Center 548, 548 West 22nd Street
New York, NY

SUMMER 2010

I am proud to have been invited to join the curatorial board of Kipton Art, a wonderful organization that is helping emerging artists exhibit and sell work. Here is a quote from a fantastic article posted in Kipton ART Magazine about my coaching practice.

Like many artists, Moscovitch’s photography has evolved, changing in theme and style as she progresses. Her most recent body of work delves into the nature of intimacy and relationships. Through research, Moscovitch realized that the intimate aspects of life are one in the same as the creative process. She has honed in on this and is now an active Art Coach.

Read the entirety of the article here.

Three images from my series Me Into You will be featured in this exhibition at Sasha Wolf and Foley Galleries

The Exhibition Lab Exhibition
July 15 - August 13, 2010
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 15, 6-8pm
548 West 28th Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10001

SPRING 2010

I am so pleased to be participating in the very first Exhibition Lab, with Sasha Wolf and Michael Foley. Each month a select group of 14 emerging photographers meet for a group critique. We will be exhibiting in July at Sasha Wolf Gallery in the Lower Eastside and Foley Gallery in Chelsea. This is one of my newest images:

FALL 2009

The TURN ON show at SLAG Gallery was featured, along with two of my photographs, in TIME OUT NY!!! Check out the slide show here.

SUMMER 2009

Video from Verfall: Decadence and Decay, featuring me and some of the other artists in the show speaking with curator Ginger Shulick:

Island Arts Scene from kenneth Paul Media on Vimeo.

This Saturday, July 25 is the opening for Verfall: Decadence and Decay, curated by Ginger Shulick, in which I have a few pieces. This exhibition focuses on decadent yet banalized behaviors – smoking, excessive drinking, over-eating, sexual promiscuity – and examines whether these over-indulgences are just another part of living a contemporary existence. However, these decadent lifestyles can lead to physical and moral decay and ultimately, death.

The Studio 150
150 Bay Street
Staten Island, NY
Opening reception: Saturday, July 25, 2009 at 7:00pm



I'm very pleased to announce that my work will be featured in TURN ON at SLAG Gallery, July 2 to September 19, 2009. Curated by Özkan Cangüven, TURN ON presents works with the theme of sexuality; it questions what makes an artwork erotic and examines the sometimes-obscure line between art and pornography.

Opening reception: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 6 pm to 8 pm
531 West 25 St, Ground 10
New York, NY 10001

Press for "Me Into You" in the Kansas City Star and The Pitch:

"Me Into You" opening at (the) Slap-n-Tickle (me) Gallery in Kansas City, MO on June 5, 2009.

See invite below:

SPRING 2009

Six of my images (3 full-page spreads) from Unearthly Remains and Episodic Memorial were featured in this season's Visual Arts Journal. You can see a slide show of my work here. See below for images from the publication:

In other news, I am looking forward to a piece of mine being shown in the Kinsey Institute show at SoFA Gallery next month.