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Keith Linwood Stover - Curator
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The Cyber Art Show
"Bringing the Museum to You"
- Image of the Day -
"Crashing Waves, Pt. Reyes"
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Feature Artist Bio
 Tamar Rudavsky - Crashing Waves, Pt. Reyes |  Tamar Rudavsky - Heavenly Hydrangeas |  Tamar Rudavsky - Whetstone Ravine |
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 Tamar Rudavsky - Whetstone in July |  Tamar Rudavsky - Stately Sentinels |  Tamar Rudavsky - Oak Island, NC |
 Tamar Rudavsky - Sycamores on the Olentangy |  Tamar Rudavsky - Scioto Audobon Boardwalk |  Tamar Rudavsky - Reddest of the Red |
 Tamar Rudavsky - On Top of the World |  Tamar Rudavsky - Snow Hydrangeas |  Tamar Rudavsky - Northmoor Park |
By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the first of two 12-piece exhibitions of works by contemporary American landscape painter Tamar Rudavsky (born 1951 in Brooklyn, New York).
Tamar has a flourishing career as a professional philosopher -- her research in medieval philosophy has yielded notable publications, and her teaching at Ohio State is ongoing. In 2004 she embarked upon yet another quest (the classic mid-life crisis?), learning how to draw and paint, and signed up for adult classes at the Cultural Arts Center (Columbus OH) and CCAD. In addition, she has been fortunate to study with some of the finest teachers, having taken classes and workshops with Chuck Marshall, Marc Hanson, Michael McEwan, Fred Fochtman, John Cosby, along with long-time plein-air teachers Joe Lombardo, and most recently, Mary Jane Ward.
Painting is now indispensable, and enhances Tamar's
'professional life'; the two go hand in hand. She has been fortunate to be able to travel overseas fairly often for conferences, and has used those opportunities to paint, most recently in Provence, Brussels, Amsterdam, Jerusalem and Greece.
Professional memberships include Ohio Plein Air Society (OPAS -- membership secretary & trustee) and Central Ohio Plein Air (COPA). Her paintings hang at Turner Studio and Gallery, as well as in occasional shows and private collections.
Juried Area Exhibitions
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High Road Gallery, Worthington OH Juried show of teachers/students, one work accepted
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Ohio Plein Air Society Juried Member Exhibition 2014, Springfield Museum of Art: "Ohio Prairies: A Year in the Life": two works accepted
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Cultural Arts Center Faculty/Student juried exhibit, June 2016, one work accepted
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Ohio Plein Air Society Juried Member Exhibition 2016, Springfield Museum of Art: "PARKS", one work accepted
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Studios on High: "Hit the Hop" October, 2016, one work accepted
Group Shows
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Turner Studio & Gallery, Annual Holiday Show December 2016
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Turner Studio & Gallery, Columbus, several paintings May - June 2016; November 2016
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Turner Studio & Gallery, Annual Holiday Show November 2015
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Turner Studio & Gallery, Annual Holiday Show November 2014
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Tamar's Blog
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Gallery #441
December 5, 2016
Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist
Tamar Rudavsky (Born 1951)
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
"Philosophers talk often about the "essential nature” of things. Artists are also concerned with, and try to capture, the "essence" of what they are seeing, within the context of the inexorable flow of time. Painting, and in particular painting "en plein-air,” is a way of experiencing this flow. Time. Place. Space -- all interacting.
Painting, both plein air and studio, allows for a high level of meditative awareness, and a studied appreciation of the outdoors.”
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