Ms. Wenglowski, a painter and mixed media artist, was born in Rochester, NY. Early painting and drawing education was at Rochester Institute of Technology. She was awarded a BFA, cum laude, from Manhattanville College, with Art Department honors in 1980.

EXHIBITION

Connecticut, Maine and New York have been sites for exhibition for the past 29 years. Her work has been discussed, written about and printed in the following: The New York Times, PCTV – Channel 76, Pleasantville, NY, WFAS Radio, Westchester Weekly, Greenwich Magazine, House Beautiful, Points East Magazine, Arts News, and Preview Magazine.

COLLECTORS

Permanent corporate collectors include Pfizer Corp., PepsiCo, Metro Media Fiber Network, and Goldman, Sachs and Co. Private collectors include the Toby and Leon Cooperman Collection in New Jersey and Florida. Also collectors reside in England and 15 U.S. States.

TEACHING

Ms. Wenglowski has been involved in teaching mentally and physically challenged individuals, preschool children, and high school youth. She was a recent (2005) grantee for a visiting artist position at Westchester Magnet Academy in Purchase, NY. The grant was funded through EMPIRE STATE PARTNERSHIP, supported by New York State Council on the Arts, between Westchester Arts Council and Greenburgh Central 7 School District.

OUTREACH

Ms. Wenglowski is currently serving on two Advisory Boards: the Katonah Museum Artists' Association Advisory Board in Katonah, NY, and THE STUDIO - An Alternative Space for Contemporary Art, in Armonk, NY. She was President of the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association from 2002-2003.

She has created and is facilitating a program for the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association called ARTISTS VISIT ARTISTS.
The program encourages knowledge of artists and their work through studio visits.

Curatorial work with the Katonah Museum Artists’s Association is also a current project.

RECENT SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITS

2007 – The Power of Color|The Power of the Brush, The Studio, An Alternative Space For Contemporary Art, Armonk, NY
2005 - 2007 - Interactive 18 foot painting at Northern Westchester Hospital Cancer Care and Wellness Center, Mt. Kisco, NY
2004 – Present – ongoing exhibition at Northern Westchester Hospital, Mt. Kisco, NY.
2002 – Katonah Museum of Art Studio Tour – Art Studio and work featured
2002 – The Studio Annex – The Spirit of Nature – NYC
2001 - Deer Isle Artists’ Association, Deer Isle, Maine – The Subway Station Series
1999 - (1996-1999) – The Joyce Wenglowski Gallery, Blue Hill, Maine – exhibitions of paintings, drawings, mixed media works

RECENT SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITS

2009 – Paper Jam – Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, NY – Helaine Posner- Curator
2009,08 – Women’s Works, Morgan Stanley, Purchase, NY – Denise Mullen- Curator
2009 – 2000 –g. Watson Gallery - yearly group exhibitions, Stonington, Maine
2009 – DIAA – Seeing from the Inside – Deer Isle, Maine
2008- Paper Ball, Too – Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, NY
2007 – Common Ground Art for Public Spaces – Westchester Community College, Valhalla, NY – Matt Ferranto - Curator
2002-1999 – Group Exhibitions at The Studio, An Alternative Space For Contemporary Art,Tedd Stratis – Curator
2005 – Traveling exhibition – “Before and After - Imagining Public Art in Westchester” White Plains, NY, 2004, The Westchester Arts Council - Arts Exchange, 2004 – The Northern Westchester Center for the Arts, Mt. Kisco, NY, 2005 – Concordia College Bronxville, NY, 2005
2004 – Real to Unreal – The Hammond Museum, North Salem, NY, juried exhibition
2003 -The Drawing Show – Westchester Arts Council, The Arts Exchange, White Plains, NY, INVITATIONAL
(A complete list of exhibitions can be obtained by contacting the artist through this web site.)

OTHER EXHIBITION SITES

Other sites for exhibition have been Manhattanville College, University of Southern Maine, The College at SUNY Purchase, Harbor Square Gallery, The National Fiber Birren Color Award Show, Art of the Northeast at Silvermine, CT.

SELECTED AWARDS

Ms. Wenglowski received an award for an interactive mixed media art work entitled, For Them. September 11, 2001, from the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association. Other awards have been received from the following: the Stamford Art Association (mixed media award), The Westchester Arts Council (Making a Difference Award), NYNEX/ Patent Trader Volunteer of the Month (for teaching art in a nursing home) and Manhattanville College (Alumni Distinguished in the Arts).