Barnitz Art: Selected to the 2022 LOUISIANA CONTEMPORARY (Ogden Museum of Southern Art)

2022 LOUISIANA CONTEMPORARY 

JUROR: Valerie Cassel Oliver (Francis Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

(AUGUST 6, 2022 - January 8, 2023)

PRESENTED BY THE HELIS FOUNDATION

(Ogden Museum of Southern Art)

Barnitz Art: Restrospective

 

Mask Up: New Work by Peter Barnitz

COVID-19 Superman, Peter Barnitz, 2020

Existing in Thought: Barnitz Art @ The Artwalk-Ballet Apetrei (Mandeville, LA) (July - September 2019)

Peter Barnitz-The Dream 

HIVE MIND: Featured works by Peter Barnitz - DIBOLL GALLERY - Loyola University of New Orleans (Open through March 17, 2019)

Peter Barnitz, Genesis, Mixed media, spiral shank nails through wooden panel, 2016
(Formation Series)

Barnitz Art @ STUDIO WAVELAND (11/17 - 1/5)

Honored to be selected into this amazing exhibition and excited to share a new painting with the world......

Peter Barnitz

Venus at Rest

48 x 36 inches

Mixed media on canvas

2018

S t u d i o   W a v e l a n d 

&

G a l l e r y

PHOSPHORESCENCE & FLUORESCENCE EXHIBITION

Curated by opto-kinetic geometrical abstract painter, James Flynn.

Artwork includes 2D, 3D, video and performance under black light.

Opening Reception November 17th, 5:30-10 pm

November 17- January 5, 2019

Exhibiting Artists:

Sergio Alvarez, Gayle Andersson, Steve Barney, Jolene Barkley,

Peter Barnitz, Corrine Barreca, Brian Borello, Marcus Brown, Hunter Cole, Dodie Connor, Rick Dobbs, James Flynn, Silas Fortuin, Mitchell Gaudet, Ryan Gianelloni, Jack Gunter, Cheryl Hayes, Scharonne Herrington,

Brent Houzenga, Christina Juran, Erica Larkin Gaudet, Cameron Lartique, Lisa Loth, Ann Madden, Donna Martin, Steve Martin, Miro Hoffman,

Kelly Mueller, Janelle Mullen, Katherine Norman, Nonney Oddlokken,

Keith Perelli, Dominic Pitts, Francesca Pumilia, Sally Richards, Dan Rule, Solange Ledwith, Ember Soberman, Bonnie Vallery, James Vella,

John Isiah Walton Wendo, Barbara Zitzmann

S t u d i o   W a v e l a n d

228 Coleman Avenue, Waveland, MS, USA

Peter Barnitz- Defining the Art of Change @ The Center for Contemporary Political Art (Washington D.C.)

DEFINING THE ART OF CHANGE

MATHER STUDIOS

The Center for Contemporary Political Art

916 G STREET NW

Washington D.C.

Peter Barnitz
The Wall: Good Fences Make Good Neighbors 

DEFINING THE ART OF CHANGE

September 30 - November 14

Defining, the first open-call exhibition presented by Washington’s new Center for Contemporary Political Art (CCPArt), invited artists from all fifty states and Puerto Rico to submit original work, challenging the artists to respond with art as powerful as the times are dangerous, to help Americans understand what’s at stake—and why it’s their duty to vote—in the November 2018 midterm elections.

With more than 500 submissions by almost 300 artists, CCPArt hopes that the Defining exhibition will lead to a redefinition of the role artists play in our society; identify the country’s leading practitioners of political art; and demonstrate why political art should be recognized as a valued genre of American art in the twenty-first century.

As the nation’s first research institute and exhibition space devoted exclusively to the study and strategic use of the Art of Civic Engagement, the Center will provide a means for the nation’s artists to create and exhibit art that will enrage, engage, and better inform We The People about the most important and contentious issues facing the country today.

Charles Krause, Founder  
Robin Strongin, Co Founder