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New York, NY (openPR) 1 October 2010

As of 2 held November, a solo exhibition titled Art from a former student of the Juilliard, violinist, painter, sculptor and professor David Tobey Museum is the Pleiades, 530 West 25th Street in Chelsea District of New York art. A full 50% of all proceeds from the sale of a Tobey paintings, sculptures and prints on display will benefit from the Juilliard School. Two receptions for the opening of the exhibition will be on the 4th Floor Gallery on Thursday night instead of the fourth to September 6th and Saturday afternoon Clock November from November 3 to 6 June from both parties have refreshments and live music programs, and the public is invited.

Tobey is the son of Rosalyn Tobey, a concert pianist and painter noted late illustrator Alton Tobey and history. In his youth, David studied music and art – at the Art Students League in New York and at the Music Conservatory of Westchester in White Plains, NY, respectively. In music, he completed his undergraduate degree at the Juilliard School and his master at the College of New Rochelle, where he lives and teaches art and music.

Tobey has solo and group exhibitions in New York and the tri-state area for more than ten years newer than most of its benefits to the causes and organizations that actively supports, among other things, including the Westchester Philharmonic, where he regularly the orchestra. for the American Cancer Society, the Danny Fund, The National Scholastic Chess Foundation and other

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work in this exhibition consists of new paintings in the style of “pop art” of sound, many of them based on musical themes and others painted in abstract style traditionally among the largest and of welded steel sculptures and Giclees. Who can preview the exhibition before the opening of Tobey organize an appointment to interested to see his work, as 50% of all proceeds from all purchases made from the date of this release to 27 November, the exhibition closes, will also receive Juilliard.

work was positively noted in the comments on it: “… the human drama, the images of the unconscious, and a playful imagination, all united in painting and sculpture,” Art in America describes the art of David and Gallery & ; studio has a commentary on his sculpture as with “… a unique fluidity draftsmanly metal, as well as that of [Julio] Gonzalez.” His works have been published in a book and CD covers and in major private and public collections, including George Bush Library, the American Cancer Society and others.

the Juilliard School established standard in this country for education in the arts, beginning with the music in 1905. In 1951, its Dance Division was established, with combined training in contemporary ballet and art. Juilliard is part of the Lincoln Center in 1968 and has a theater program for four years. A living room – the school, the first – in 1990 and 2001 was completed, Juilliard broke new ground with the addition of its jazz program, started a graduate program in historical performance practice in the fall of 2009, the same year Juilliard its partnership with the Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Development Program Young artists inaugurated.

Juilliard begins in the second century of excellence, it has expanded its facilities complete with a 39 000 square feet addition in 2009. Currently, more than 800 young artists from 44 states (plus Washington, DC) and 46 other countries at the Juilliard. For more information, visit the website at the Juilliard School www.juilliard.edu.

can learn more about the art of David and his career as an artist and musician on the website http://www.davidtobey.com find and can be contacted by phone call (914) 632-8226 or by e-mail to the address on their website.

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