Location: Art Lab School of Fine Arts at Snug Harbor Cultural Center
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301
Free parking is available

Public Transportation:
From NYC: take Staten Island Ferry to the St. George Ferry Terminal where you will find #40 bus to Snug Harbor (about 1.5 miles

The Art Lab, situated on the beautiful grounds of the Snug Harbor Cultural Center, is a sanctuary for artists of all ages.
Every summer I teach young teens at the Art Lab's Summer Studio Program (SSSP).
And from the 1997-2006 I rented an artist's studio in this very same building above the Art Lab.

Art Lab Gallery Hours:
Monday - Thursday 10am - 8pm
Friday & Saturday 10am - 5pm
For more information:
718 447 8667

A pastel drawing “Hester with Dancers” will be on view at the Atlantic Gallery in Chelsea NYC.

This is an open- invitational juried exhibition titled “Drawing, the art of seeing”

Dates for exhibition: July 7 – August 1, 2015

Opening Reception: Thursday, July 9,  5-8pm

Location: 548 West 28^th Street, Suite 540, New York, NY 10001

Gallery hours: Tuesday-Saturday 12-6pm, Thursday 12-8pm

atlanticgallery.org 212-219-3183

http://griseldahealy.celebrations.com/hesterwithdancers

Art Lab Annual Faculty & Staff Exhibition

This exhibition titled “Figure in Motion“has fiscal sponsored from the New York Foundation of the Arts (NYFA). It is an interdisciplinary investigation exploring ways to capture movement- spatial and temporal- and timed movement.

The show consists of 13 large panel paintings presenting configurations of figure(s) in structured motion. The figures are set in context to New York City: specifically downtown Manhattan , with its monumental classical architecture, City Hall, the courts and the bridges,  with references to nature, sky, and water- an environment which also displays movement and stillness.

The figures in these works are drawn from dancers who modeled for many sessions in the artist’s studio. The dancers all work as a company with one of the founders of Dance New Amsterdam (DNA), choreographer Laurie De Vito.  De Vito’s work has been the grounding source for this project. The dancers have come from all parts of the globe to dance in New York City. They meet weekly to rehearse at DNA Dance Studios on Chambers Street near the courts and City Hall.

Performance is an important component for this project and exhibition, a premiere for this collaborative event. On October 13^th during the opening day there will be two performances of “Struggle” by choreographer Laurie De Vito with a solo performance by Mika Yanagihara.

The Wagner College Gallery is located in the Union building on the campus of Wagner College.

Gallery hours Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 4pm with extended hours to 7pm Thursday

The Gallery may be opened by appointment. Contact artist griselda.healy@gmail.com

Directions: http://www.wagner.edu/about_wagner/history

Web : http//griseldahealy.ping.com/Exhibition

For more information call the Wagner College Art Department at 718 390 3192

Group Exhibition "Convergences" at NARS

October 1 - 23, 2012                                                                                  Opening reception: October 6 from 6-8pm.                                              T

This portrait Hester Lessard will be my featured work in this exhibition. Pastel on board 30"x20" 2012. NARS Gallery is located at 88 35th Street 3rd Fl  Brooklyn, NY 11232. Gallery hours are 1-5pm Monday- Friday, or by appointment. Contact: griselda.healy@gmail.com

For more information visit the NARS website: www.narsfoundation.org

5th Annual NARS Open Studio May 12th & 13th 2012

For more information visit the Open Studio link and NYFA Project link

NARS 4th Annual Open Studio 2011

You are cordially invited to my open studio at the NARS Foundation Annual Open Studio event.

Over 60 artists will be opening their doors.

Date: Saturday May 14^th & Sunday May 15^th 2011

Time: 12:00-6:00pm

Opening Party: Saturday May 14^th 6:00-9:00pm

Musicians: Non Return to Zero Owen Healy percussion & Sal Piscicelli guitar

Location: 253 36^th Street  4^thFloor Brooklyn, NY  11232

Exhibition Dates have been extended until January 18, 2011

Exhibition Dates: November 18, 2010 - January 3rd 2011
  
You are cordially invited to my exhibition at the Dance New Amsterdam Gallery (DNA) 280 Broadway, 2nd floor (entrance on Chambers) New York, NY 10007.
  
Gallery hours: Monday - Sunday, 9am - 10pm
More information: 212- 625-8369/212-227-9856 www.dnadance.org
  
This Exhibition will feature works that are in process for a project titled "Figure and Motion".
  
I am in the process of working up a series of figure movement sequences; working from life with dancers as models; beginning with drawings, and small oil sketches followed by larger movement sequences using graphite and charcoal materials on horizontal scroll lengths of paper.
The figures in these works are drawn from dancers who model for me in my studio. They are a company of seven dancers and they work with one of the founders of Dance New Amsterdam (DNA), choreographer Laurie de Vito. De Vito’s work and her dance company provide me with an array of visual figure motion possibilities that to my eye elegantly express the ideas I wish to convey; visual contemporary figure movement in the context of our time and place. For my figure configurations I choose specific sequences from De Vito’s work, movement and figure shapes that have been created and inspired by composers Philip Glass and Armand Armar.
  
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the generous support of Laurie de Vito and her company of dancers: Kate Bailey, Sarah Clark, Rachel Feinerman, Sally Im, Megumi Onishi, Suzanne Reiman, Marcia Elizabeth Thompson, and the executive director of DNA Catherine Peila who made this show possible.

This project “Figure in Motion” is supported by a fiscal sponsorship from the New York Foundation of the Arts.
  
You can find more information about my work on this website :www.griseldahealy.com  link NYFA Project

EXHIBITION: THE LIVELY EYE - Five generations of a family in the arts

Press Release

Presenting a vast range of work in all media by the descendants and extended family of the renowned architect Stanford White. White (1853-1906) is best known for designing architectural masterpieces such as the Washington Square Arch, the second Madison Square Garden, the New York Herald Building, gentlemen’s clubs, and the Boston Public Library.

There are two exhibition locations:
The Bryant Library Gallery, Paper Hill Road Roslyn, NY 11576
The Art League of Long Island Dix Hills, NY, 11746

At the Bryant Library in Roslyn, the “show within a show” will feature portraits and figure works of painter Griselda Lessard Healy (great granddaughter of Stanford White), who maintains her studio in Brooklyn and is known for her painterly expressive Staten Island Ferry paintings and shore-front shipping themes, as well as her insightful portraits.
Healy’s work is on view concurrently at the Art League of Long Island 107 East Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746

Exhibition Dates for the Bryant Library Gallery and the Art League

September 25 – October 24, 2010

Reception at the Bryant Library: Saturday, October 9, 2010   3:00-5:00 pm                                    

Bryant Library Gallery Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9-9, W: 10-9, Sat: 9-5 and Sun (Oct-May) 1-5

A collaborative art exhibit by the Roslyn Landmark Society,

Art League of Long Island and the Bryant Library

Curators: Franklin Hill Perrell & Cynthia Jay

The exhibition is organized by Franklin Hill Perrell, former Chief Curator of the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn, in collaboration with family member and artist Cynthia Jay who is a periodic curator of exhibitions at the Hutchins Gallery of C.W. Post College, Long Island University, in Brookville. Perrell is on the board of Art League of Long Island, and is the Executive Director of the Roslyn Landmark Society.

For information, call 516-625-4363 or visit www.roslynlandmarks.org