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HOLIDAY SHOW 2024 - GALLERY OPEN HOUSE: DEC 7 & 8, SAT AND SUN, 12-4 PM | Her Story: Miriam Beerman / Sheba Sharrow - Revisiting Women Artists of The 20th Century | ON VIEW THROUGH JANUARY 20TH, 2025
MIRIAM BEERMAN / SHEBA SHARROW – HER STORY: Revisiting Women Artists of the 20th Century. The exhibition activates a dialogue between two great female humanistic expressionists of the last century.
“My passion for curatorial activism led me to explore the pairing of these two pioneering artists,” says gallerist and curator James Yarosh, “When viewed together, their works resonate viscerally. Individual in their styles, both used their artistic voices unapologetically. Together, they lift one another up, each illuminating the beauty and strength of the other.”
“Sharrow has an ability to transmute serious subject matter with urgent markings, creating charged pieces that prove beauty lives eternal, even in darkness,” Yarosh continues. “Through a vigorous and poetic hand, her work reflects on brutality and simultaneously pays homage to the animating power of solidarity, warning the viewer: remember, history’s tragedies repeat.”
“Beerman’s globally resonant works give voice and witness to persecution with a fearless strength. Her created worlds spotlight the horrors perpetrated by men, demonstrate a special sensitivity to the natural world, and call for humans to acknowledge their responsibility to all living things. As a gifted colorist, her work connects on an almost primal level.”
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DESIGNER FRIDAY: AN ASPIRE EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JAMES YAROSH
Drawing upon a unique skill set as an artist, gallerist, and respected interior designer, James Yarosh brings his curated perspectives and trademark ability of integrating art and design into the homes of his high-end clientele throughout New York, New Jersey and beyond. A “curated maximalist,” world traveler, and history enthusiast who has studied the design of major art museums, Yarosh employs his industry experience and network of international artists to capitalize on the synergy he brings to his work. With a discerning eye for balance and scale, his art-forward approach to his personal and professional life directly reflects his immense respect for the industry. Learn more about James and his designs in today’s Designer Friday.
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HOMES & GARDENS: THIS BEAUTIFULLY ECLECTIC NEW JERSEY HOME IS 'A STUDY IN CURATED MAXIMALISM'
You couldn't fail to notice the beautiful and plentiful original artworks in this Highlands, New Jersey home. From the outside, the house design is an unremarkable early 1980s three-story townhouse but, situated on the ocean and within commuting distance of New York City, the coastal and distant skyline views are something special.
What's even more special, however, is this home's interior design. The home of artist, gallerist, and interior designer, James Yarosh and his partner Barnet Cohn, it's not so much about how to bring artworks into interiors, but how to live with art.
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REVISITING WOMEN ARTISTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY: MIRIAM BEERMAN | SHEBA SHARROW - her story at James Yarosh associates fine art gallery
MIRIAM BEERMAN | SHEBA SHARROW: HER STORY - CURRENTLY ON VIEW THROUGH JANUARY 20th, 2025
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The gallery continues its' advocacy for artists of merit and showcasing what is great in the arts – recent New York art fair participation and University guest curator roles have had Yarosh advocating for the revisiting of women artists of the 20th century with a string of gallery exhibits including the upcoming spring 2024 HER STORY presentation of artists Miriam Beerman (1923- 2022) and Sheba Sharrow (1926-2006)
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JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES FINE ART AND INTERIOR DESIGN GALLERY SALON CONVERSATIONS – A VIDEO RECORDING
This video documents a recent evening of conversation as part of a gallery salon event with a special focus on three artists: Miriam Beerman, Robert Melee and Sheba Sharrow. Thank you to my fellow speakers, Heather Barone (Mentee and former assistant to artist Miriam Beerman), Robert Melee (Artist), Mayda Sharrow (Trustee of the estate of Sheba Sharrow and the artist's daughter),and client/art collector guests who joined us as we shared stories, ideas of gallery curation, backgrounds on the artists and insights on the artworks featured in our 2023 exhibit.
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ART ON PAPER 2024: PRESENTING WORKS FROM MIRIAM BEERMAN AND SHEBA SHARROW, ADVOCATING FOR THE AMPLIFICATION OF GREAT WOMEN ARTISTS | SEPT. 5TH-8TH
James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery announces its participation in Art on Paper, hosted at Manhattan’s Pier 36 this September 5-8 during Armory Art Week. Curator James Yarosh will be presenting the works of two female humanistic expressionists of the last century, Miriam Beerman and Sheba Sharrow, as part of a larger effort to amplify the voices of great women artists from history—so their conversations may continue. Yarosh’s participation in Art on Paper dovetails with the extension of his gallery exhibition, MIRIAM BEERMAN / SHEBA SHARROW – HER STORY: Revisiting Women Artists of the 20th Century, currently on view at 45 East Main Street (Rt.520) in Historic Holmdel Village, New Jersey. The exhibition will remain on view through January 20th, 2025.
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HOLIDAY SHOW 2023 - GALLERY OPEN HOUSE: DEC 2 & 3, SAT AND SUN, 12-4 PM | FINE ART CONVERSATIONS/ FIVE ARTISTS - THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES | SHOW EXTENDED THROUGH DECEMBER 30, 2023
The exhibit conversation continues: “In this grouping, one sees Robert Melee’s abstracted works that include unconventional mediums offering inspired commentary regarding the era of his youth, sitting cozily next to colorist Miriam Beerman’s figurative expressionist paintings, which show how life’s darkness can be defeated with prismatic light,” Yarosh says. “Meanwhile, Sheba Sharrow’s humanist paintings become more beautiful the more difficult the subject matter. These content-charged and masterfully painted pieces by Beerman and Sharrow illustrate why we need to re-examine female artists of the 20th century.
“In a separate dialogue, works by Iliya Mirochnik — a romantic painter who is grounded in academic traditions but remains contemporary in his storytelling — are seen in a new light when juxtaposed with those by Vjachaslav Zabelin, who is considered the father of Russian Impressionism and whose work captures the light and quiet spaces between subject and artist,” Yarosh continues. “The diversity of the artwork curated together creates an exciting cacophony of color and the result within the gallery walls becomes that of pure joy.”
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FINE ART CONVERSATIONS/ FIVE ARTISTS Sparks Dialogue through Color James Yarosh Associates Gallery Announces the 2023 Fine Art & Design Show April 15 to Sept. 30, 2023
HOLMDEL, N.J.— Fine Art Conversations/Five Artists, the inaugural 2023 exhibition at James Yarosh Associates Gallery, presents a stimulating celebration of color and debating artistic voices.
The show, which runs April 15 through September 30, 2023, features Miriam Beerman, Robert Melee, Iliya Mirochnik, Sheba Sharrow and Vjachaslav Zabelin. The opening weekend is April 15 and 16 with hours 12-4pm both Saturday and Sunday.
“This exhibition explores the conversations of five artists from various backgrounds to discover visual synergy and common ground,” says gallerist James Yarosh. The show is grouped by artist, which allows viewers to experience the integrity of each artistic voice while still allowing for a dialogue among the artists in the room.
“This new show continues the emboldened conversations started with Miriam Beerman 1923–2022: Nothing Has Changed, last year’s featured exhibition,” says Yarosh, who served as guest curator for an exhibition of the same name at Monmouth University last fall. “Now that we are post-pandemic, I invite guests to return to the gallery to explore and engage in dialogue about the art and what the artists are communicating to us across time through the language of visuals, not words.”
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FINE ART CONVERSATIONS/ FIVE ARTISTS - SAVE THE DATE RECEPTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2023: EXHIBIT HOURS 12-4PM - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | EVENING RECEPTION 4-7PM WITH ARTISTS AND VIP GUEST SPEAKERS AT 5 PM
James Yarosh Associates Gallery invites the public to a special viewing of Fine Art Conversation / Five Artists on September 23 from noon to 4 p.m., followed by a reception from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Fine Art Conversations/Five Artists, which runs through September 30, 2023, highlights works by Miriam Beerman, Robert Melee, Iliya Mirochnik, Sheba Sharrow and Vjachaslav Zabelin.
Starting at 5 p.m. the reception features a conversation with gallerist James Yarosh, who will offer insights to his gallery’s curation, and an informal Q&A with artist Robert Melee and special guests Heather Barone, Beerman’s former assistant and mentee, and Mayda Sharrow, Sheba Sharrow’s daughter.
“The gallery is in its twenty-seventh year, and this show is one of my favorites to have exhibited,” says Yarosh. “I am pleased to offer this mini salon event to continue the conversation the artists have started. This exhibition represents a diary of this curation journey, and I’m excited to share some of the insights on how the show evolved, along with conversation with the special guests who are connected to artists in the show who are no longer with us.”
This exhibition explores the conversations of five artists from various backgrounds and discovers their visual synergy and common ground. The show is grouped by artist, which allows viewers to experience the integrity of each artistic voice while still allowing for a dialogue among the artists through their works. “The beauty of art is that it can tell the stories that we are not always able to tell ourselves—and on subjects that connect us when there are no words,” Yarosh says. “The exhibit creates a visual dialogue. I’m hoping we will be able to find some words to help offer insights on the greatness of the artists represented and their works offered to collectors.”
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WORLD OF INTERIORS MAGAZINE: THE INDEX GUIDE: LEADING GALLERIES ON CHOOSING FINE ART
Umming and ahhing over the right art for your space? Busola Evans consults with curation experts from the Interiors Index on selecting considered pieces.
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a well-chosen artwork can have a transformative effect on a space – but selecting the right piece of fine art is an art in itself. Whether you’re drawn to contemporary pieces or rarefied antiques, there are many factors that come into play when it comes to picking the perfect showpiece, from personal taste to, of course, the depth of one’s pockets. Here, we speak to leading gallerists, all members of the Interiors Index, for their counsel on how to make the most discerning of choices.
James Yarosh is an artist, interior designer and founder of the New Jersey-based James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Design Gallery. The gallery’s main vision is to represent ‘fine art for art’s sake’, applying an artist’s eye to curation.
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As a designer, Yarosh travels the world, studying how the greatest museums display their art and visiting artists’ homes to understand how the artists themselves live with their art. This study on both a grand and small scale, helps inform Yarosh’s work with his clients. His unique approach—coupled with his work in show houses and experience in large-scale residential design projects of over 20,000 square feet—has led to his designs being featured in regional and international magazines.
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By Nayda Rondon - Design by James Yarosh - Photography by Patricia Burke"We created something out of near nothing, says Yarosh "Designer-client relationships are so much better when we hold hands as we jump together in a leap of faith." He says the collaboration has also yielded inspiration for similar space-challenged possibilities closer to home. "Swapping big-city views for ocean ones presents a promising opportunity for clients interested in primary- or second-home apartments along the Jersey Shore." Yarosh declares.
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MIRIAM BEERMAN 1923–2022 NOTHING HAS CHANGED
at Monmouth University: Conversations with guest curator and a film screening of “Miriam Beerman: Expressing the Chaos” add an interactive component to the exhibition closing day event Dec. 11, Sunday 12–4 p.m.
To book an appointment for “Fine Art Conversations at Monmouth University,” contact Yarosh at jamesyarosh@yahoo.com or visit www.jamesyarosh.com. The James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Interior Design Gallery in Holmdel is open every Saturday from 12 to 4 p.m. and by appointment. A concurrent exhibit of Miriam Beerman’s work on paper and collage art is also on display as part of the gallery’s HOLIDAY SHOW with expanded open house on Dec. 3 and 4, from 12 to 4 p.m. and Dec 10, from 12 to 4 p.m.
“Part of the joy of my work as a gallerist is sharing my discoveries about the art with others,” Yarosh says. “For example, during a recent conversation, visitors and I discussed how Miriam had the ability to turn empathy into art. As a master colorist, and someone who used all of her physicality in her creation of art, she focused on humanistic subjects as someone whose role was to bear witness of her times. In Miriam’s hands, subjects of mankind — man vs. the world — were transformed into a storytelling of the shared experiences inclusive of men, women and children. This world also included a special sensitivity to animals and a call for humans to acknowledge their responsibility to all living things and the effects our actions have upon them.
“The expansion of such vantage points result in a more nuanced dialogue within the paintings,” Yarosh continues. “As primal as Miriam’s art is at times, she always finds beauty within the darkness. It’s all there for the seeing; you just have to look past the armor of Miriam’s unapologetic identity as a born artist who isn’t asking to be liked, but only to be respected. Her art is that of an intellectual, and she represents an artist in battle, one who with great discipline constantly charged forward using her mind to lead the way.” PRESS RELEASE
MIRIAM BEERMAN: 1923–2022 NOTHING HAS CHANGED OPENS FALL SEASON AT MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY - GUEST CURATOR: JAMES YAROSH
Exhibition shines a spotlight on the late Miriam Beerman, a New Jersey artist whose works are included in the permanent collections of over 60 museums worldwide and a female pioneer in the 20th-century art world.
WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ—The Monmouth University Center for the Arts announces the launch of its fall 2022 season with Miriam Beerman: 1923–2022 NOTHING HAS CHANGED.
The exhibition showcases Beerman (1923–2022) as one of the 20th-century’s most provocative artists, whose humanist expressionist works highlight her talent as a colorist. A pioneer as one of the first female artists to be given a solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, Beerman is part of a canon of 20th-century women artists who were nearly lost to obscurity due to their gender in a male-dominated art world.
The show runs from September 6 to December 11 in the Rechnitz Hall DiMattio Gallery in the Monmouth University Center for the Arts. An exhibit closing reception is scheduled for December 11, Sunday afternoon with a 12-1pm in-exhibit-hall film screening of the 53 minute Miriam Beerman artist documentary Expressing the Chaos followed by a 1-4pm reception with informal salon conversations with guest curator James Yarosh.
The exhibition, Miriam Beerman, 1923-2022 NOTHING HAS CHANGED marks the second guest curator role at the university for Yarosh who curated Sheba Sharrow: Balancing Act in 2017. A companion show of Beerman’s works on paper and collages is simultaneously on view at James Yarosh & Associates Gallery.
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MIRIAM BEERMAN – REDISCOVER - A RETROSPECTIVE REMEMBERING MIRIAM BEERMAN (1923-2022) | NOW ON VIEW AT JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES GALLERY THROUGH AUGUST 27, 2022
Beerman, one of the first women to have a solo show at the Brooklyn Museum, and who has had exhibitions worldwide, is the 2022 artist in spotlight at James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery.
HOLMDEL, NJ—When acclaimed painter Miriam Beerman passed away in February 2022 at the age of 98, she left a six-decade legacy of humanist expressionist works that are included in the permanent collections of over 60 museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Whitney, LACMA, Phillips Collection, National Gallery of Art and Victoria & Albert Museum.
A contemporary maker of painterly power objects, imbuing the paint with profound psychology as well as colorful beauty, Beerman was a female pioneer in the male-dominated art world of the 20th century.
Fueled by curatorial activism in the recent years, James Yarosh Associates has been hosting shows that re-examine artists who have made a substantial mark during their career in a climate where female artists of the era have been on the verge of being lost to history. The gallery launches Miriam Beerman – Rediscover, a retrospective of this prolific artist that includes many of her larger works created in the 1990s. The show is open from noon to 4.
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SHEBA SHARROW’S PAINTING INVOLUTE – A GALLERIST’S SHARED FINE ART CONVERSATION
With my gallery’s participation in the art fair ART ON PAPER 2021 as part of Armory Show Week in New York City, I must admit I was craving the idea of talking about art. I missed having my audio tour teachers at museums both locally and abroad during last year’s shutdown. I wanted to create conversations that stem from the art and to share how the pieces can connect us and become healing and nourishing for our souls—in the way that only art can.
I started the idea with the solo presentation of expressionist and humanist artist Sheba Sharrow, a powerful talent, the undiluted voice of an activist painter whose work I believed important and worth talking about. Her works also were ones that create the type of conversations I relish hearing about myself when I discover the secrets behind paintings.
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Beerman’s storytelling of explorations of subject such as metamorphosis, artist portraits, self-portrait, animals and the sometimes-dark journeys of life can be alternatively easy and difficult. The artist’s method itself is psychological as one who paints beautifully on the surfaces and obscures the messiness of what lies beneath.
Miriam Beerman is a hero: the darker the paintings, the bigger her spirit grew. Using her art as that voice even during a time when her male peers dominated the world of 20th-century art, Beerman rose to a critical recognition in museums and solo shows in her own right. In 1971, she made history when her exhibition Enduring Beast became one of the first one-woman shows mounted by the Brooklyn Museum.
“I first saw Miriam Beerman’s art in 1991 at an exhibition at the State Museum in Trenton, and it resonated with me as important,” Yarosh said. “As a younger artist, I was inspired by her. Today, I am equally excited to revisit her work. It is a great opportunity to review an artist’s lifetime of work, curate the pieces to introduce and then create an exhibition at a gallery level that is accessible to the public”, says Yarosh, "Her colors are pure joy."
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HOLIDAY SHOW 2021 - Open House Dec 4th & 5th, Saturday and Sunday 12-4 pm
Please join us for our annual Holiday show. Our weekend of festivities continues our exhibit, The Humanist show, featuring Sheba Sharrow Miriam Beerman, and Jacob Landau, through December 18th. Join us in person to view fine art collections or initiate conversations about potential design projects during this special time of year. Other gallery artists favorites will be on view, including Russian Realism collections, Iliya Mirochnik, and Vachagan Narazyan.
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THE HUMANIST SHOW: NOW ON VIEW THROUGH DEC. 18, 2021 AT JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES - Sheba Sharrow, Jacob Landau, Miriam Beerman
The bodies of work of the three artists are being revisited as part of a curated exhibit that explores the different artistic answers each creator has to similar humanist subjects. The common denominator of the collection illustrates that our connections as humans are far greater than our differences.THE HUMANIST SHOW - FULL STORY
NYC ART FAIR - ART ON PAPER - BOOTH B19 - JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES PRESENTS SHEBA SHARROW
James Yarosh Associates Gallery will be presenting a solo display of artist Sheba Sharrow's work as part of the art fair Art On Paper 2021 in New York City. The gallery's exhibit at the pier 36 location will highlight the artists' work who is also part of the Holmdel, NJ gallery's current exhibit The Humanist Show.Sheba Sharrow (1926 - 2006): Sharrow’s expressionism is direct, using both force and tenderness. The lyrical line of her hand becomes a visual poetry. Her art has an elegance, embracing formal balances of good to overcome and transmute trauma. Themes of mortality are explored and revisited throughout, knowing that beauty can only be seen by knowing the sadness of its polar opposite, allowing us to understand both highs and lows as forever tied into life’s journey. Her work speaks lovingly, even if with fearless candor, acknowledging that with awareness come burdens.
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NJHOME MAGAZINE FEATURE: HIGH ART - NYC APT: “Designer–client relationships are so much better when we hold hands as we jump together in a leap of faith.”
For a partner in creativity they chose James Yarosh of the Holmdel-based James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery, which also offers interior design services for art collectors. Yarosh, whom the couple had first come to know after buying artwork from his gallery, had become a trusted friend after they collaborated with him on the interior design of their townhouse. Re-envisioning the apartment was “pure fun,” says Yarosh of the yearlong renovation project. “The joy came from the clients’ pleasure with what we had created with their main house. They knew to trust me and now were excited to push the boundaries to see where the design might take us. “Designer–client relationships are so much better when we hold hands as we jump together in a leap of faith.” He says the collaboration has also yielded inspiration for similar space-challenged possibilities closer to home. “Swapping big-city views for ocean ones presents a promising opportunity for clients interested in primary-or second-home apartments along the Jersey Shore,” Yarosh declares.NJHOME HIGH ART ARTICLE
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The 2021 Vachagan Narazyan NEW WORKS online preview & pre-sale event
As part of our 2021 online offerings, the preview below showcases the newest works by artist Vachagan Narazyan, which are available on pre-sale to collectors now through Saturday, July 31st on a first-come basis. Gallerist James Yarosh says, "When Narazyan--one of the gallery's most popular artists whose work I have been exhibiting for over 20 years-- sent me his newest collection of paintings from which to select for the gallery, I realized there were too many I liked for me to keep, and it was impossible to curate them into another gallery exhibit for 2021. Instead, I created this idea of an online pre-sale for collectors to help cherry-pick their favorites with me. I narrowed the offerings down to the following 13 pieces that are on hold exclusively for this preview and pre-sale event. The sold pieces will be shipped to me at the end of this two-month online show to be picked up in person or shipped from my gallery." Please contact the gallery directly by phone or email (jamesyarosh@yahoo.com) for further information and price lists.2021 Narayzan Preview & Pre-Sale link
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The townhouse’s master bedroom overlooking the Atlantic Ocean is a representation of Yarosh’s philosophy that interior design is a hierarchy of layering home materials to create balances of beauty and quality and to curate all surfaces and collections with equal attention. The result of the layering of such elements allows the art to rise above mere decoration, standing apart as works that engage us intellectually. The result is a space that transcends superficial beauty and resonates in a deeper, more satisfying way.
“Investing in one’s home space has become even more important in realizing the benefits of what ‘home’ can mean for one’s family,” Yarosh says. “Home is our sanctuary, and one of the most hopeful things we can do for ourselves is to remind us that beauty exists if we choose to create it.”
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FEBRUARY 2021 ARTIST IN SPOTLIGHT: VACHAGAN NARAZYAN'S HEAVEN AND EARTH PAINTINGS
Vachagan Narazyan’s paintings offer imaginings of fantastic journeys both horizontally and vertically to take place in a space between heaven and earth. The blurred horizon is like a threshold between reality and illusion, where angels descend from the heavens and people rise and float gently above the earth. Our current exhibition focuses on the artist's larger scale works as part of the gallery's newest offerings. Catalog available upon request.PREVIEW CURRENT COLLECTION
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WINTER SHOW 2020/2021 NOW OPEN - SATURDAY 12-4PM AND BY APPOINTMENT
Please join us for a Holiday/ Winter 2021 showing with a new gallery hanging as we open our Holiday 2020 show December 5th & 6th with hours both Saturday and Sunday 12-4pm. Our group show will include gallery artists Vachagan Narazyan, Iliya Mirochnik, Sheba Sharrow, Elmi Ventura Mata, Russian Realism collection, and introducing the works of Miriam Beerman to the gallery.
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SHEBA SHARROW - HISTORY REPEATS - VIRTUAL/ IN GALLERY EXHIBITION - SEPTEMBER 5 - NOVEMBER 3, 2020
This gallery exhibition — in person and online as a reflection of our socially distant times — gives us pause, a chance to think about our shared humanity through the generations and to conceive, as those who went before us had, better days ahead. The art inspires us to champion right and condemn wrong, and when the world becomes confusing, it fortifies us to be resilient and forge on. Sharrow’s painterly storytelling, coupled with poetic text, is a cautionary tale, pleading with us that we have walked this path before and what we are experiencing now is not new to humankind.
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JAMES YAROSH, ARTIST, ART COLLECTOR, DESIGNER AND GALLERIST - BACK TO BASICS
James Yarosh, Artist, Art Collector, Designer and Gallerist, lives with his partner, Barnet Cohn, in a seaside townhouse in New Jersey, USA. During his recent stay at home, he discovered more acutely that living with art can even be great company: Being surrounded by portrait paintings and art created by the great minds of artists that tell important stories of humanity that connect us all is inspiring and have become a great source of solace.
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NEW YORK CITY – INTERIOR DESIGN WITH A POINT OF VIEW
One of the most optimistic things that we can do is to surround ourselves with beauty to inspire us to trust living a joyful life.
As an interior designer, I enjoy imagining and creating the setting for beautiful lives. Recently, I was invited to collaborate with longtime art and design clients on designing a three-bedroom New York City apartment.MOREAS SEEN IN NJ MAGAZINE HOME WINTER 2020
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Museum Inspiration Informs Design - Letting the Arts lead the way
Museum study informs my interior design work for art collectors. I employ this discipline when layering and marrying textures and surfaces on everything from the rugs on the floors to the beautiful fabrics on the furniture and drapes. Each element plays a supporting role, and each piece has its right to be beautiful on its own accord. With every layer, however, there is a singular mission: To let art be the final focus — not as just another piece of decoration but as a thoughtful expression of creativity that connects our humanity and represents great minds offering their message of beauty to everyone who is open to it.
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WALL STREET INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE ONLINE FEATURE: THE BEAUTIFUL AND ART-FOCUSED WORLD OF JAMES YAROSH:
"Yarosh like many great interior designers is part illusionist and part alchemist. The maximalists Tony Duquette and Juan Pablo Moyneux come to mind. I consider Yarosh a curated maximalist. His trained eye knows which stylish periods marry well together - such as Directoire and Art Moderne - and that they do not compete with the art being exhibited." -Noelle Newell
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GALLERY TRAVELOGUE
GALLERY REOPENS JUNE 20, 2020 | SATURDAY 12-4PM | TUES & FRI BY APPT
James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery will re-open with modified hours beginning Saturday, June 20, 2020. The Holmdel, NJ gallery's schedule will continue its open to the public hours on Saturdays between 12-4pm, and by-appointment hours limited to Tuesdays and Fridays. As we all begin resuming activities again, I would like to reflect on how the arts have been the beacon of hope for me and for many of the artists the gallery represents. Many of us have gone back to the basics--creating and valuing how important it is to have time to nourish our souls with what matters most to us. I am looking forward to sharing all that’s new in the gallery and continuing my interior design services for those who appreciate living with and investing in art and beautiful surroundings.
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A LETTER FROM JAMES YAROSH - 20/20 VISION FOR THE ARTS:
I most love the act of creation in what I do, and the combined synergy of my work as a gallerist and advocate for my gallery artists, and my museum travels and study all point to the same goal of growth in what I can do. I believe my efforts have long been to extol how the benefits of living with art is transcendent. This has become the flag that I carry with all of my work.
A LETTER FROM JAMESMAKING OF: A DINING ROOM - TO LIVE IN
ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONIST - LOUIS TAVELLI (APRIL 1914-2010)
A collection of Louis Tavelli's abstract expressionist paintings on paper and canvas are now on view at James Yarosh Gallery. A portfolio of over 30 original pieces will be debuted as part of our Holiday Show 2019 weekend event in the form of an impromptu trunk show.
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ARTIST IN SPOTLIGHT - SHEBA SHARROW:
Sheba Sharrow (1926 - 2006): Sharrow's personal art exemplifies an artist with eyes wide open. Her expressionist paintings abstract humanity using masterful execution, poetically engaging us with topics such as mortality, desire, vulnerability, power, warfare and spirituality.As an artist, figurative painter Sheba Sharrow bore witness to human suffering, struggle and liberation. She was a child of the Great Depression and World War II, a participant in the social justice movements of the 1960s and '70s, saw the bloody roads walked for civil rights and the damages wrought by wars.Born in Brooklyn in 1926 to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, Sheba Sharrow grew up in Chicago and earned her BFA at the Art Institute of Chicago, studying with Boris Anisfeld and Joseph Hirsch. She continued her studies at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and earned an MFA at the Tyler School of the Arts at Temple University. She has been considered part of the "Chicago School" of imagist painters, fitting generationally into the "Monster Roster" group of artists from that city, including the most well-known of her classmates to lead the charge of image and ideas over pure abstraction, Leon Golub and Nancy Spero. A resident of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Sharrow died in 2006.Sharrow's unique style of storytelling and her occasional use of poetic text stand her apart. Her artistic intentions were deeply intellectual. "As long as the world is going the way it is going, I cannot stop doing what I have been doing," Sharrow told The New York Times in 2002. She lamented, "We cannot seem to get it right.Through a vigorous and poetic hand, her work reflects on brutality and simultaneously pays homage to the animating power of solidarity, warning us: Remember, history's tragedies repeat.
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HOLIDAY SHOW 2019 OPENS DECEMBER 7TH & 8TH
Please join us for a Holiday showing with a new gallery hanging as we open our Holiday 2019 show December 7th & 8th with hours both Saturday and Sunday 12-4pm. Our group show will include gallery artists Vachagan Narazyan, Iliya Mirochnik, Sheba Sharrow, Elmi Ventura Mata, Charlie Schaffer, Russian Realism collections, and a special trunk show by Expressionist artist Lou Tavelli.
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A JAMES YAROSH Q&A
JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES FINE ART GALLERY & INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE ART COLLECTOR:Gallery owner James Yarosh credits his travels to the world's greatest museums, as well as his visits to artist homes and studios as his greatest idea inspirations and sources of support of his mantra of living with art.
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WINTER'S TALE 2019 AT JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES FINE ART GALLERY
Within a limited color palette of wintry whites, artists such as Yuri Kugach, Alexander Danilichev, and Nikolai Sergeyev created paintings of stillness and beauty, with depth greater than the snow itself. As part of our gallery collections to offer, James Yarosh Associates gallery presents Russian Realism paintings, based in part on the studied principles of French Impressionism--developed and honed plein-air academic painting ideals under a closed society for generations. Winter's Tale highlights one of nature's most wondrous elements, snow, as it intersects with seemingly simple settings. The painting is unmistakably beautiful, but the subject of snow is always controversial, depending from where you sit to view it. While once feared as nature's curse to ravage the earth and battle daily living against the elements, snow is also seen as the magical sign ushering in the holidays--a reason to light a fireplace and enjoy the lighthearted activities of building snowmen, pulling out skiers, and skating on frozen ponds. Today, we view snow as a tricky commute or a potential snow day, but regardless, it allows a group moment to pause and see what is in front of us as nature gives us a blank slate to begin again. Equally inspiring beyond Winter's Tales to tell are how the artist's create them--often in the snow, as plein-air paintings, with bold brushstrokes and sensitive color relationships that create exquisite realism in the most simplest terms in paint. Masterful and brilliant; if the paint were words, these works would indeed be poems.
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MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY GUEST SPEAKER & PANEL DISCUSSION ENGAGEMENT
In April 2018, James was selected as a featured speaker at Monmouth University’s Career Day for the Fine Art and Design Department. James enlightened students and alumni in the audience through presenting his unique, decades-long journey as an evolving artist, gallery owner, and interior designer. He also shared how his dedicated travel to the world’s top museums greatly inspired and influenced his interior design work. James reminded young artists to create a beautiful life while imagining and pursuing a career in the arts: “Art has permeated all parts of my life, grounding me and reassuring my doubts that beauty still exists in the world. My hope is that you can all allow art to guide your careers and that you always let who you are and what brought you here lead you.”
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TRAVELOGUE
NOV 30 - DEC 2: FINE ART & DESIGN SALON & OPEN HOUSE - FORTUNY/ LUIGI BEVILACQUA
An invitational salon evening and weekend event featuring a new gallery hanging of artwork and a trunk show of interior design fabrics by the famed fabric houses Fortuny and Luigi Bevilacqua. Gallery owner James Yarosh's love of quality home furnishings is what fuels his work in interior design for collectors on both a large and small scale: "Salon events allow for conversations to evolve over a night with the atmosphere of a dinner party to engage. It is exciting for me because I get to show both the art and artisan textiles and how such pairings elevate the two with a synergy that is understood only through a direct experience. The show scenario offers a glimpse of the beginning process of a new design project and allows us to explore fine art pairings together, and through this, we all get to learn and discover new ways of seeing and living with beauty." James is proud to welcome his friend and special guest for the salon evening, Ms. Wendy Dreer, the U.S. sales director for the Venice-based fabric house. Ms. Dreer will offer history and expert background on all things Fortuny and Luigi Bevilaqua . The salon evening is Friday, November 30th, 6 to 9pm and is by invitation; advanced registration is required, as space is limited. The open house with samples continues for Saturday, December 1st and Sunday, December 2nd, 12 to 4pm and is open to the public.
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ILIYA MIROCHNIK ART INSTRUCTION SERIES ON NEW MASTER ACADEMY
Russian Academic Drawing Coarse: The Fundamentals with Iliya Mirochnik. Join gallery artist Iliya Mirochnik, as he passes on a 250-year-old academic method, seldom taught outside of the Repin Academy and never before on camera. The “imperial” drawing and painting method was uninterrupted by the modern art movements that transformed representational art in the West. The training has been preserved from one generation to the next within an institution which has changed remarkably little over the last 250 years. Additional teaching series with Iliya Mirochnik for New Masters Academy will be added to include painting videos and is anticipated to be over 40 hours of online instruction
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FINE ART & DESIGN 2018 - EMBRACING THE ARTS - A LETTER FROM JAMES
As I look back at 2017, I celebrate how my gallery has happily blurred the lines of clients, friends and family. There is much to be grateful for, and I am indebted to the arts. I have found with my business that we can learn so much from one another and that it requires a kinder, gentler approach.....
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JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES FINE ART GALLERY PRESENTS ART WITH AN ARTIST'S UNDERSTANDING
Established in 1996, the James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery in Holmdel was founded upon and remains loyal to its vision: to represent fine art for art's sake and to curate gallery collections and thoughtfully present art with an artist's eye and understanding. Gallery owner, Jame Yarosh has received national critical acclaim for presenting Russian fine art collections and recognizing significant art movements in their early stages. Drawing upon both international and regional resources, Yarosh represents a variety of artistic voices of our times by showcasing the works of both new and established, museum-recognized, artists of merit in a space designed to replicate the intimacy of an artist's
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SHEBA SHARROW EXHIBIT AT MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH JAMES YAROSH ASSOCIATES ON VIEW SEPTEMBER 5 - DECEMBER 3, 2017
Artist Sheba Sharrow's work will be the focus of the single-artist exhibition from September 5, 2017 through December 3, 2017 at the DiMattio Gallery located in the Joan and Robert Rechnitz Hall at 400 Cedar Avenue, West Long Branch, New Jersey. The Sheba Sharrow exhibit Balancing Act is co-curated by Scott Knauer, Monmouth University's Director of Galleries; Mark Ludak, Specialist Professor of Photography; and guest curator James Yarosh.
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HOLIDAY SHOW 2017 EVENT CALENDAR
A special thank you to our dear client s and our family of art collectors and trade friends as we dedicated 2017 to perpetuating beauty through honoring the importance of fine art and interior design. After hosting invitational salons and taking part in association events , James Yarosh Associates celebrate s year ' s end with our Holiday Show 2017 , held at our Holmdel, New Jersey gallery during open hours every Saturday in December , 12 to 4 p.m. Also , mark your calendar to join James Yarosh at Mo n mouth Universit y's DiMattio Gallery on Sunday, December 3rd, 12 to 4 p.m. to enjoy the final weekend showing of the Sheba Sharrow exhibit Balancing Act.
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GALLERY SALONS
2017 SUMMER SALON EVENING: THE ART OF DESIGN - CLARENCE HOUSE DESIGNER KAZUMI YOSHIDA VISITS AUGUST 17, THURSDAY 6-9PM
Clarence House provides an exclusive glimpse at original paintings by Kazumi Yoshida that inspired some of the firm's most iconic fabric collections for 45 of its more than 50 years. The event features an art trunk show of original paintings, drawings and debuting scarf designs by Yoshida, Clarence House's most celebrated art director, who will be in attendance to talk with guests, and sign books. The event is co-hosted by Clarence House's Sales Director Mary Beth Brown.
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