Project Description

Oil on oak panel

Dimensions : 20 cm x 30 cm

Signed lower right : Rogovsky 90 (1990)

Greek abstraction fishing village

ROGOVSKY Mickael (1949 – Hazelton, Pennsylvania – USA)

Lives in Cape Code – State of Massachusetts – Eastern Peninsula of the United States.

Artistic course

Bachelor of Arts – University of Maryland, 1971
Master of Fine Arts – University of Maryland, 1977

Exhibition in museums.

One Person Show Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis MA
1998 Museum exhibition at the Sakai City Museum in Japan in an American and Japanese group exhibition.

Mural

2004. Butler Hospital ADI Unit.Sunset Mural ~ over 30 feet long.
2004. Butler psychiatric hospital under the auspices of Kathryn Duff studio of Art and Architecture. The painting of the Mural is a gift to Butler Hospital by the president emeritus of Fleet Bank.
2002. Mattapoisett Laundromat under the auspices of Kathryn Duff studio of Art and architecture.

Solo exhibitions

2008.Conwell Gallery, 14 Standish Street, Provincetown, MA. (shown exclusively for the entire summer).
2007. Conwell Gallery, 14 Conwell Street, Provincetown, MA
2006. Little Gorgeous Things, 359 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA
2005. Little Gorgeous Things, 359 Commercial Street Provincetown, MA
2004. One person exhibit Little Gorgeous Things, 359 Commercial St. Provincetown MA
1997. Rising Tide Gallery, 495 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA.
1995. Rising Tide Gallery, 495 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA.
1994. Facets Gallery, 386 Kilburn ST. Fall River, MA.
1993. Rising Tide Gallery, 495 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA.
1993. Facets Gallery, 386 Kilburn ST. Fall River, MA.
1991. Digital Underground Gallery, Paintings of the Human Condition, 5th and South Street, Philadelphia, PA.
1991. Rising Tide Gallery, 465 Commercial St., Provincetown, MA.
1989. Phoenix Gallery, 320 Commercial St. Provincetown, MA.
1988. Ana Izax Gallery, 421 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, CA.
1986. Zoe Gallery, 311 Newbury St., Boston, MA.

Publications and journals

A&U magazine.October 2002
Portrait of the artist.Provincetown Magazine 2001
Cape Cod Times.Michael Rogovsky’s artwork cannot go unnoticed
American Artist Magazine. June 1999
Boston Globe.July 1999
Cape Cod Times. July 1999
The Banner. July, 1999
Provincetown Advocate.1997
The Provincetown Advocate 1997
Cape Cod Times. July 1995.
Painting the Impressionist Landscape, by Lois Griffel 1994 includes reproduction of my landscape painting “Rain”.
Cape Codder Newspaper, interview by K.C. Myers, 1993.
Euros Magazine no. 16 (German) includes photograph of my painting “Military Man”.
Bay Windows Newspaper, Arts and Entertainment October 22, 1986 “I YAM WHAT I YAM”,….F. Ronald Fowler talks with Michael Rogovsky
Provincetown Magazine, 1985 interview by Rosalind Smith.

Works in permanent collections

University of Maryland – University College Art Collection
Stedman Art Gallery at Rutgers University
Provincetown Art Association and Museum.
Private and Corporate Collections throughout the United States and Canada including:
Steven Rhinesmith, former ambassador to Russia
Dan Sullivan, architect Private/Corporate Collections (cont.)
Al Gentle
Michael Brown
Martha Field, Harvard Professor of law
Dr. Lawrence Millhofer
Sam Radin
Tom Holton
Trish Zingaro
Mylan Costa
Material Defense Associates, Washington, D.C.
Jeannie Motherwell, New York, NY.
Norman Burwin,Esquire, New York and Ft. Lauderdale Fl.
Ernest Evans, Washington D.C. and Miami, Fl.
Dr. Paul Lariviere, Montreal, Canada

POSITIONS

1998-1999 Master Drawing Class instructor at Castle Hill Truro Center for the Arts, Truro MA
Commentator and Interviewer for Lower Cape Arts, Channel 8, Cable Television, Hyannis, 1987
Trustee and Member of the Board of Directors of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, 1984-1986.
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Maryland, 1975-1977

Television and theater

1988. The paintings “Chatelaine” and “Wildebeest” were used on the set of the movie: Tricks of the Trade.
1987. Featured on one hour interview, Lower Cape Arts, Channel 8.
1979. Created over life size figures on banners which were used as sets for Provincetown Dance Company Performance.

Sources : http://michaelrogovsky.com/about/resume/

Another abstract work proposed by the Gallery.