If you are interested in photos from the Sasha Chermayeff archive of non-paparazzi photography, (all copyright Sasha Chermayeff)
An Exhibition of Six Oil paintings by Sasha Chermayeff
DISTANT HEIGHTS
The stunning new Rosewood Hotel in Phuket, Thailand is using 78 of Sasha's works on paper for the private Pool Pavillions of each of the 71 newly opened villas
Above is "Dark Blue, Slowly" a 2014 painting by Sasha Chermayeff to be featured in "Seven on Site Plus Two" an Exhibit of Nine Women Plein-Air Painters, in an Irish Victorian Mansion, from August 1-30th 2015.
Exhibition at Phillips Academy In Andover, Mass. from April 3, 2014-June 16th 2014
Sasha Chermayeff featured at Olana along with prominent artists such as Annie Leibowitz and Lynn Davis
Sasha Chermayeff shows with 6 other plein air painters for a powerful show of contemporary landscape
"Landscapes and their Many Moods" a show of 25 recent oil paintings done outdoors in the Hudson valley.
Opening November 3rd 6-8 pm. Please come!
Show dates November 2nd-December 22nd
Artists raise attention and money for protection of global water sources. The work sold to Dorothy Lichtenstein, art patron and head of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, generating funds to support clean water everywhere!!!!
See BCB ART website for gallery hours.
Sasha Chermayeff catalogue available at Blurb books.
Currently in group exhibit through summer 2011
by Kevin D. Murphy
" The sense of an archeological investigation of the landscape is present in the work of Sasha Chermayeff.
Thomas Cole (founder of the Hudson River School of Art in mid 1800's) Chermayeff notes, lived very near to where she does now: " Thomas Cole walked the very creek where I now live, looking for and finding the same ancient fossils and artifacts that I do today" Chermayeff translates these artifacts into large paintings that are, in turn, assembled into even larger groupings, thus magnifying her findings in a way that has the ability to turn the diminutive into the gigantic. Chermayeff has retraced the steps of Cole, and like Cole, she has made expansive works."
