Allan Rosenfield

My exhibit, "Fluid," is in its final days. The building is closed on the 21st and 25th, so that leaves very little time to see it. The American Jewish Museum is located on the 2nd floor of the JCC at 5738 Forbes Ave. If you would like to see it with me, call me at 505 288 4759, give me a heads and I'll meet you in the gallery. You could talk to an artist! Imagine that.

My exhibit, "Fluid," continues until May 30 at the JCC 2nd floor gallery.

Hi all, I look forward to seeing at least a few of you at the opening reception for my 1 - man show on Thursday night. Details in the announcement with this message.

Thanks to everyone who came to our opening November 7 and have helped make our exhibit su
so successful. Geoffrey and I want to remind you you that our show, "Reflections" has been held over through Friday, December 5. If you'd like another look, or haven't seen the exhibit yet, please stop by this Friday. 6 - 9 to say hi.
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination, 5006 Penn Ave

Hey Culture Vultures, Thanks to everyone who came to our opening last night and helped make it so successful. Just a reminder that the exhibit lasts thru November 29. The gallery is open every Saturday 2 - 5, and other wise by appointment. In fact, it's 2:15 on Saturday if anyone can stop by the gallery at 5006 Penn Ave to see the show and hang with me.

Here is the postcard invitation for Geoffery's and my exhibit at Irma Freeman Center for Imagination. Opening reception Friday, November 7, 6 - 9pm
Note the correct address is 5006 Penn Ave

My latest small, round paintings. Also, studio views of a large canvas project in its floor phase of process.

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Here are three more of those 10" diameter paintings, 4 stages of a Buddha Board sketch, and one with sincere apologies to Franz Kline.

I'm not sure many people saw this of me lounging on Warhol's (in) famous sofa,so I'm posting it again. More soon.

Happy New Year! Here are some small (10" diameter) paintings I've been working on while I heal from a left shoulder replacement December 6. I hope to return to larger projects as soon as I recover a little more range of motion and stamina.