New "Pep Talks" Book Talk!
So happy to be invited back on Pep Talks for Artists to discuss Jack Whitten's studio log, Notes from the Woodshed with host Amy Talluto! You can listen to the podcast here ! (Photo by Amy Talluto)
A GNAWING THOUGHT
A GNAWING THOUGHT December 6, 2025 – January 17, 2026 at UTOPIA in Kingston, NY
Curated by Mandolyn Wilson Rosen
Artists:
Natalie Beall / Todd Bourret / Kerry Downey / Georgia Elrod / Rachel Jackson / Jenny Kemp / Elisa Lendvay / Cotter Luppi / Rita MacDonald / Adrian Meraz / Valerie Piraino / Padma Rajendran / Mandolyn Wilson Rosen / Michelle Rosenberg / Adie Russell / Nancy Shaver / Amy Talluto / Christina TenagliaA GNAWING THOUGHT is a group exhibition which examines “near-symmetry” as a site of rebellion. The artists represented here have a love-hate relationship with visual symmetry and all the many implications it may hold, from the biological, the theatrical and the spiritual to the Classical and the authoritarian. The exhibition brings together works by 18 New York-based artists, most of whom reside in the Hudson Valley. Included works lean toward, flirt with and resist the coercive pull of symmetrical binaries and resolve instead into something close but not quite — retaining a kernel of imbalance, tension or mutation which gives them life.
GLÖGG GLÖGG 2025
In December, we brought back GLÖGG GLÖGG , a pop-up art fair of small works in crates (record-store style), with even more artists! It was so much fun, and we even got a write up in Two Coats of Paint !
Art at the Akin Free Library
New Art at the Akin Free LIbrary
Organized by Courtney Puckett and Karen Zukowski
July 18-27, 2025 (on the map for Upstate Art Weekend)The Akin Free Library is a historic atheneum and meeting place located in Pawling, NY, which houses many artifacts from the famed residents of Quaker Hill as well as a cabinet-of-curiosities-style collection of natural-history objects and artifacts.
The exhibition features contemporary works in response to objects in the Akin by Terry Ariano, Natalie Baxter, Natalie Beall, Eve Biddle, Maria Levitsky, Ashley Lyon, Amanda C. Mathis, Alison McNulty, Kristen Mills, Megan Pahmier, Courtney Puckett and Mandolyn Wilson Rosen.
Film Talk on "Pep Talks"!
This time on "Pep Talks for Artists", host Amy Talluto and I discuss the film “Lifeline: Clyfford Still” (2019) directed by Dennis Scholl. It's a deeply felt portrait of the turbulent life of this painter's painter! You can listen to the podcast here.
Thank You, Saltonstall !!!
In October, I had the privilege of attending a one-week residency as a Juried Fellow at the Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts in Ithaca, NY with four other artist-parents. I was thrilled to be back in my beloved Ithaca for the first time in over 20 years. Thank you, Leslie, Mandy and Rose for the amazing hospitality!
Marist Faculty Show
My drawing "The Company You Keep" is included in a show of faculty artwork called "YOUnique", curated by student Diana Kazarian, at the Marist Art Gallery in Poughkeepsie, NY through December 2. I'm honored to show work alongside my accomplished colleagues in the Department of Art and Digital Media!
This and That @ Your Mom & The Swan
Three drawings of mine are currently up at Your Mom & The Swan, a mother-and-son boutique/art-space/social-sculpture in Kingston, NY! Also included are works by: Erika DeVries, Kristina Knipe, Alicia Mikles, Portia Munson, and Nelson Santos.
Appearances is Chronogram's Top Pick for UAW!
Thank you, Brian K. Mahoney for choosing "APPEARANCES" at Strange Untried Project Space as one of Chronogram's Top Picks for Upstate Art Weekend 2023!!!
Appearances is part of Upstate Art Weekend, July 21-23, and will feature the work of Natalie Beall, Jesse Bransford, Judy Glantzman, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Adie Russell and Amy TallutoUpstate Art Weekend 2023
I am so excited to be included in the upcoming show "APPEARANCES" at Strange Untried Project Space, during Upstate Art Weekend, July 21-23,
The show will be an indoor/outdoor collaborative exhibition based on an essay by John Berger and includes the work of : Natalie Beall, Jesse Bransford, Judy Glantzman, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Adie Russell and Amy TallutoFALCON! Thank You Enough
AM I YOUR TYPE
Am I Your Type
at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, University of Nevada Las Vegas
March 14 - July 8 2023
Includes work by China Adams, Robert Barry, Erik Beehn, Anthony Bondi, Elena Brokaw & Ramiro García, Eugenia Butler (feat. Eve Aschheim, Rod Baer, Elizabeth Grier, Julia Lohman, John O’Brien), JW Caldwell, Carole Caroompas, Adriana Chavez, Michael Childers, Caralea Cole, Justin Favela, Ben Denzer, Ashley Hairston Doughty, Dan Hernandez, Jean Giguet, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Darren Johnson, Danielle Kelly, Lel Kihm, Candice Lin, Mary Corey March, Jung Min, Jerry Misko, Lucian Octavius Pompili, Krystal Ramirez, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Ed Ruscha, Andrew Schoultz, Sean Slattery, Laurens Tan, Geovany Uranda, and others.Outdoor Group Show Summer 2022!
Summer Invitational IV: Collage/Assemblage at White Rock Center for Sculptural Arts in Holmes, NY
August 6-7, 2022
Artists:
Natalie Beall, Vernon Byron, Melissa Dadourian, Jesse Gelaznik, Daniel Giordano,Gracelee Lawrence, Jennifer Macdonald, Rebecca McGee Tuck, Andrea McGinty, Gelah Penn, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Amy TallutoThis year, White Rock Center for Arts’ thematic Summer Invitational IV: Collage/Assemblage, invites artists to mount a temporary outdoor art installation that considers collage (associated with two-dimensional art forms) or assemblage (associated with three-dimensional art forms) in our contemporary moment. The impulse to collect and repurpose, to create new meanings from disparate elements is an infinitely renewable and inventive process that each artist in this exhibition explores in different and expansive ways. Traditionally, collage/assemblage involves a process of joining various materials from the ordinary and the commonplace. Although present in material culture across the globe since ancient times, in the early 20th century, combining fragments of found material into an artform was radical to the western art canon.
Diane Waldman writes:
“Throughout this [20th] century, collage has come to symbolize a revolution in the nature of making art. Collage has often emphasized concept over end product; it has steered the meaning of process; it has brought the incongruous into meaningful congress with the ordinary and given the uneventful, the commonplace, the ordinary a magic of its own”.
MANDOLYN WILSON ROSEN: HEAVY ROTATION @ Saugerties Public Library
My solo show, HEAVY ROTATION, will be up at Saugerties Public Library all January and February 2022! I love our library and am thrilled to share my work with our wonderful Saugerties community! You can see and listen to my artist talk about the works in this show with interviewer and fellow artist Amy Talluto here!!!
Panel Talk
This Friday, August 27 at 10am EST I'll be joining Amy Talluto and the Pep Talks for Artists room on Clubhouse to discuss Upstate Art Weekend at Mohonk Arts in High Falls - featuring Todd Kelly, Shanti Grumbine, Alex Gingrow, Niki Kriese, Melissa Dadourian, Courtney Puckett, Beth Humphrey, Ruby Palmer and me!
Upstate Art Weekend 2021
Very excited to be involved in this fantastic DIY art extravaganza hosted by resident artists Shanti Grumbine, Alex Gingrow and Todd Kelly! One of the official stops on the grand tour that is Upstate Art Weekend, Aug. 27-29!
Open Studio
I'll be showing recent works alongside Janice La Motta, Diane Dwyer, Elizabeth Gourlay, and Petra Nimtz this weekend, Aug. 27-29 - come say hi!
Friday 8/27/21 6-8pm
Saturday & Sunday 8/28 & 8/29, 12-5pm
19 Wilbur Lane, Woodstock, NYSUNRISE SUNSET
Pleased to have work in such great company in SUNRISE SUNSET, curated by Kathy Greenwood at the Albany International Airport this summer!
HOLIDAY at LABspace!
HOLIDAY at LABspace
Annual BIG show of small, affordable artwork from 222+ artists
On view Sat & Sun 1-5pm through Jan 17, 2021
Curated by Julie Torres & Ellen Letcher
@labspace_art
2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale NY 12529
Inquiries: julielabspace@gmail.comTurning Points at Marist College
On view through February 29, 2020
“Turning Points”
Featuring the work of Marist College art faculty: Julia Whitney-Barnes, Donise English, Matthew Frieburghaus, Lois Walsh-Gallina, Joyce Yu-Jean Lee, Elisa Lendvay, Richard Lewis, Dan McCormack, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Ed Smith, Laura Hammond-Toonkel, Scott Weil, and Courtney Wrenn.
Marist College Art Gallery, Steel Plant, 3399 North Rd., Poughkeepsie, NYCOLLAR WORKS
Honored to have been chosen by artist Deborah Zlotsky to be included in the Flat Files Program at Collar Works in Troy, NY! Works from their Flat Files will be featured in the gallery throughout the year, and are especially affordable. Includes the work of Yura Adams, Gina Occhiogrosso, Erin Koch Smith, Michael Bach, Fern Apfel, Saskia Fleishman, Amanda Michael Harris, and Caroline Blum.
I was also included in the parallel online exhibition "Connect: Selections from the Flat Files", featuring pairs of works chosen by Deborah Zlotsky.
Material World at WAAM
Woodstock Artists Association & Museum
October 26 – November 24, 2019
JUROR: Julie Torres, Co-Director LABSpaceThe materials used to make art have evolved throughout history. Over the course of the last century, the traditional forms of painting, printmaking, and sculpture have gone through transformation after transformation and new media have proliferated. Simultaneously, the everyday material world of experience has been transformed by technology. This exhibition examines how art practice and artists’ points of view have been altered in relation to these material metamorphoses.
Exhbiting Artists:
AnonymousBlonde/Jessica Baker/Dennis F Barna/Scott Clugstone/Jenne M. Currie/Frank D’Astolfo/Lee Danziger/Penny Dell/Fred Di Vito/F B Goodwin/Katherine Gray/Sarah Greer Mecklem/Pat Horner/Michael Hunt/Ellen Jouret-Epstein/Mary Katz/Ekaterina Khromin/Carole Kunstadt/Nansi Lent/Harriet Livathinos/Joel Longenecker/Iain Machell/Sascha Mallon/Laura Martinez-Bianco/Maralyn Master/David McDonough/Elin Menzies/Joyce Nicol/Petra Nimtz/Sandra Nystrom/Robert Oehl/Tracy Phillips/Joe Reilly/Roberta Sickler/Herb Silander/Laurel Sparks/Amy Talluto/Christina Tenaglia/Agnes Tomaselli/Chris Victor/Mandolyn Wilson Rosen
RADIUS 50
I am thrilled to join such great company in the upcoming show Radius 50 at WAAM! Curated by Cathleen Chaffee of the Albright Knox Gallery in Buffalo and running Sept. 7-29, 2019. Opening is Sept. 14 from 4-6pm!
ART MAZE Magazine's Anniversary Issue!
I am elated to have been selected by curator Jacob Rhodes of Field Projects to be featured in ART MAZE Magazine's Anniversary Issue! This issue is crammed with great artists from all around the world. Thank you Jacob and ART MAZE!
Best Kept Secret
Act 1: Rally in the Valley
Hudson Hall
327 Warren St., Hudson NY
July 21-31 2017Organized by Dawn Breeze of Instar Lodge and Kristen Dodge of September Gallery, Act 1 is a show of over 500 small works by area artists, with all proceeds going to benefit Upper Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood! My collage "Speak Now" was chosen as one of ten works to be reproduced in a limited-edition set of postcards, also available at the show!
KIDS' ART WORKSHOP AT LABSPACE
Mandolyn Wilson Rosen and Amy Talluto are thrilled to invite kids to attend our FREE collage workshop Saturday, May 6! Drop by LABspace between 2 and 4pm to make a Tiger, Robot or Funny Face, at 2642 NY-23, Hillsdale, NY.
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Our workshop is kindly hosted by Susan Jennings and Julie Torres as part of their programming for "Taconic North," a Large Show of Small Works by Local Artists!TACONIC NORTH
I am honored to be included in TACONIC NORTH at LABspace in Hillsdale, NY! An invitational exhibition of small works from regional artists, curated by Susan Jennings and Julie Torres. April 15 - June 11, 2017
NASTY WOMEN HV!!
This drawing of mine was included in NASTY WOMEN HV organized by the wonderful ladies behind FOUR-D projects of Brooklyn! The show raised over $5K to benefit Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood!!!
Feb. 24-25, 2017 at Instar Lodge in Germantown, NYTIKI BAR AT UNTITLED ART FAIR
CLOUD 9
"I Wood If I Could" was included in this auction and gala to benefit the wonderful Artspace New Haven!
CLOUD 9
April 25 2015
Featuring works by Anni Albers, Liam Gillick, Kenny Scharf, James, Siena, Ann Toebbe and many othersDO IT YOURSELF
Organized by Julie Torres for Bushwick Open Studios 2014
195 Morgan Ave (formerly 3rd Ward)
Curators include: Julie Alexander, Brian Cypher, Brian Edmonds, Justine Frischmann, David T. Miller, Sean Montgomery, Melanie Parke, Julia Shwartz, Peter Shear, and Ian White Williams
**Special surprise group of paintings curated by Julie Torres, featuring: Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Rebecca Murtaugh, Liz Ainslie, Gili Levy, Masha Kondratiev, Ellen Letcher, Shana Sadeghi- Ray, Hilary Doyle, and Ginny CaseyGREAT PRESS FOR "DO IT YOURSELF"!
"Do It Yourself," curated by Julie Torres for Bushwick Open Studios 2014, got a great write-up on Bushwick Daily and was highlighted in this review on Hyperallergic!
ART IS GOOD
Wright Gallery, Northport, MI
Summer 2014FORCED COLLABORATION II
ArtSpace New Haven presents Forced Collaboration II
May 10 - June 28, 2014
Curated by Jacob Rhodes
Featured Artists: Chris Bors, Daniel Bozhkov, Ilana Harris-Babou, Kerry Cox, Oliver Herring, David Humphrey, Bridget Mullen, Mariah Robertson, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Jen Schwarting, Mark Starling, J.R. Uretsky
(You can see my blog about my collaboration here)
(Full press release here)INTERVIEW IN THE POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL!
Portrait of the Artist
I was profiled by Barbara Farrell of the Poughkeepsie Journal, in conjunction with the group show Forced Collaboration II at Artspace New Haven!REVIEW IN THE SAUGERTIES TIMES
"New Work: Pier Wright and Mandolyn Wilson Rosen" was reviewed in the Saugerties Times!
Thank you to Sharyn Flanagan for this nice write-up!ARTIST TALK & POTLUCK WITH ME @ IMOGEN HOLLOWAY
If you're in the Hudson Valley next month, I'd love to see you!
Friday, April 18, 7 PM
Imogen Holloway Gallery
81 Partition St., Saugerties, NYINTERVIEW ON ART:21!
Amanda B. Friedman interviewed me about my work and influences on the excellent Art:21 blog! Amanda also interviewed artists Jen Schwarting and Mira Schor. Thanks, Amanda!





































