2009 Save The Date Auction

Leah Oates
Transitory Space-Beijing, China, Blue Electric #1 2008–09
C-Print
16in x 20in.
Value: $900 | Min. Bid: $150
Courtesy of the Artist

In 2008–09, Oates was part of group shows at Randall Scott Gallery curated by Ruben Natal, at Michael Mazzeo Gallery, Collective Gallery 173–171, The Pool Art Fair and The Bridge Art Fair in NYC and C. Emerson Fine Arts in Florida. In 2009–2010, Oates had solo shows at Tomasulo Gallery in New Jersey, the Center for Book Arts in New York City and a two person show at Mad Art Space in Missouri. In 2009, Oates‘s work was included in ”Trouble in Paradise“ curated by Julie Sasse at Tucson Museum of Art in Arizona which includes work by Mitch Epstein, Kim Keever, Richard Misrach, Edward Burtynsky and Thomas Ruff. In 2008–09, her work was reviewed in NY Arts Magazine, The Riverdale Press, St.Petersburg Times and Art Squeeze. Oates work will be featured in the Tampa Review in late 2009. She has a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, a Post–Graduate Degree from the Edinburgh College of Art which she attended on a Fulbright Fellowship and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.




‹‹ back to auction page				Leah Oates Transitory Space-Beijing, China, Blue Electric #1 2008–09 C-Print 16in x 20in. Value: $900 \| Min. Bid: $150 Courtesy of the Artist In 2008–09, Oates was part of group shows at Randall Scott Gallery curated by Ruben Natal, at Michael Mazzeo Gallery, Collective Gallery 173–171, The Pool Art Fair and The Bridge Art Fair in NYC and C. Emerson Fine Arts in Florida. In 2009–2010, Oates had solo shows at Tomasulo Gallery in New Jersey, the Center for Book Arts in New York City and a two person show at Mad Art Space in Missouri. In 2009, Oates‘s work was included in ”Trouble in Paradise“ curated by Julie Sasse at Tucson Museum of Art in Arizona which includes work by Mitch Epstein, Kim Keever, Richard Misrach, Edward Burtynsky and Thomas Ruff. In 2008–09, her work was reviewed in NY Arts Magazine, The Riverdale Press, St.Petersburg Times and Art Squeeze. Oates work will be featured in the Tampa Review in late 2009. She has a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, a Post–Graduate Degree from the Edinburgh College of Art which she attended on a Fulbright Fellowship and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.