https://tomayko.foundation/Frank-Mason-Gallery
The Tomayko Foundation launched in 2015 to nurture “individual creativity through education and the arts.” The opening of its permanent art gallery in October 2023 made way for the first Pittsburgh based rotating gallery dedicated to Frank Mason’s artwork.
Press Articles:
Pittsburgh NPR News Station 90.5 WESA
Shady Ave Magazine will be featuring an article on the Tomayko Foundation in their Summer quarterly (link coming soon)
OTHER PITTSBURGH LOCATIONS TO VIEW MASON ARTWORK
LAWRENCE HALL GALLERY - POINT PARK UNIVERSITY
1305 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
16 oil paintings are on permanent display in the Tomayko Gallery in Lawrence Hall. Jack Tomayko also gifted a bronze sculpture by artist, Page Bradley.. For the inauguration of this permanent gallery in October of 2016 Frank Mason’s feature length documentary, “A Light in the Dark: The Art and Life of Frank Mason” was screened in the Lawrence Hall performance theater.
The Globe article
Point Park article
DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
1305 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Christ Healing the Sick, oil on canvas, 120” x 72”, 1973
Open in the Fall of 2024, the mission statement of the College is “to train physicians who will serve God, in the Spiritan tradition, by caring for all people in all communities”. Frank Mason’s mural, Christ Healing the Sick, is the perfect artwork to embrace students as they enter this new medical building at Duquesne University.
Architectural tour of the building with placement of the mural
Links & Artists showcasing students and partners of Frank Mason, painting websites, mediums and interests
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ST. VINCENT COLLEGE PRESENTS:
FIAT LUX: Christian Painting from the
Estate of Frank Mason
August 30 – October 11, 2024
Opening Reception
Thursday, September 5, 2024
4:00pm – 6:00pm – Verostko Center for the Arts
Located inside the Dale P. Latimer Library, 2nd floor
300 Fraser Purchase Road, Latrobe, PA15650
The event is free and open to the public.
To learn more, visit verostkocenter.org
Exhibition Curator Andrew Julo writes:
"Motivated deeply by his faith and mastery of classical painting, Frank Mason created dozens of works imaging Biblical subjects and scenes from the lives of the saints over the course of his prolific career. It was Mason’s use of light that links his work to the artists he most admired. It serves as a theological throughline that infuses his canvases with an awareness of divine fulfillment."
BOOK RELEASE
LOFT LAW, THE LAST OF NEW YORK CITY'S ORIGINAL ARTIST LOFTS
By Joshua Charow
After seeing the publication of the NY Post article (linked above), NYC photographer & videographer Josh Charow reached out to ask if he could include the Broome Street studio story for his photography book. Not only did Josh and his cinematographers, Henry DaCosta and Josh Curley, capture the final interview with Anne Mason and her grandnephew, Scott Mason, in the Broome Street loft, but also documented the events of the final days of the move out. This short documentary will be linked here when it is released.
Josh's book, "Loft Law. The Last of New York City's Original Artist Lofts", is now available for purchase here:
https://www.joshuacharow.com/book/loftlaw
Josh Charow will be attending a book talk with Wendy Goodman, the design editor of New York Magazine, at Strand Bookstore on April 25th from 7pm to 8pm to launch his book.
You can purchase tickets here:
https://www.strandbooks.com/events/event854?
APOKALUPSIS: AN UNCOVERING
JOSEPH SULOWSKI EXHIBITION
The art of Joseph Sulkowski will be on display from May 9 to August 4, 2024 at the the Museum of the Dog (101 Park Ave. NYC) for his solo exhibition Apokalupsis. Follow the link below for museum hours and to purchase tickets.
https://museumofthedog.org/apokalupsis-an-uncovering/
Fine Art Connoisseur magazine (March/April 2024) article by David Masello:
Joseph Sulkowski’s Magnum Opus
REMBRANDT'S LOST SECRET:
How the Invention of Oil Painting Colored Our World
By Peter Layne Arguimbau
As entertaining as it is informative, Arguimbau opens his book with his earliest memories of Frank Mason cooking up Maroger mediums with his father and Mason’s young son, Arden. Peter writes - ‘“What is this smoke all over the house!” my mother cried from the kitchen—but my father and Frank didn’t bother to respond.’ A page turner for any Mason fan.
To purchase a copy of Peter’s book go to:
https://arguimbau.net/book-1
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