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Deborah Wasserman is showing her new series FAR AWAY SO CLOSE, at Roger Smith Arts.

Read a related article on Hotel Chatter, January 28, 2011: "At The Roger Smith, Art Grows Out of the Walls"
Roger Smith Arts blog: "ANNOUNCING LOBBY SERIES #19: FAR AWAY, SO CLOSE" (Download PDF)

Deborah Wasserman's CARRY ON AND ON video is included in the MYSELF exhibit, an international survey of self portraiture, at the Univeristy of Nevada, Reno. Myself is accompanied by a full color catalogue with essays by Joy Garnett and Mira Schor.

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New painting from the Homeward Found series featured in Deborah Wasserman's solo show at Bineth Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel (accompanied by a full color catalogue) on April-May 2010.  

Deborah Wasserman's drawings are included in the Paper in the Wind show, curated by David Gibson,
July 9- July 31st, 2009, at the Thomas Jaeckel Gallery, 532 West 25th Street.

Trans- Positions along the Queensboro Bridge, May 28-July 31, 2009

Three of Deborah Wasserman's Wanderlust pieces are included in this group exhibit at the Henry deFord Gallery, L.I.C. NY

Deborah Wasserman's piece Culture Mix is featured in the book Public Art for Public Schools, written by Prof. Michele Cohen and published by Monacelli Press, (pages 200-201). It shows her largest public art piece as of yet, produces in collaboration with students from P.S. 69, Brooklyn

Deborah Wasserman's work is included in the Studio Visit Magazine publication, Volume 5, published by the Open Studio press

Carry On and On, Deborah's new drawings series, at the Pierogi Flat Files, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

You can also check them on line at: www.pierogi2000.com

Wanderlust, a solo show by Deborah Wasserman April 4 - 29, 2006

Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia, 2005

In the Spring of 2005, Deborah Wasserman was invited to be a visiting artist at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia.  Her residency included studio critiques and a one and a half hours presentation about her work.

Public Commission for Creative Circle, 2005

Deborah Wasserman was commissioned to re-create her (Un)Still Life Installation for Creative Circle L.A., an advertising, entertainment and multimedia company with offices in: NYC, Chicago and Los Angeles.

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